Maximising the appeal of DOOH to advertisers and media buyers

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maximising the appeal of DOOH to advertisers and media buyers

James Davies: Hyperspace Director, Posterscope UK & Chief Strategy Officer, Posterscope USA

Adam Cherry: Digital Development Manager, Posterscope Worldwide

Screen Expo May 2010

agenda

introduction• communications agency roles• the global marketplace• Prism Screen• the importance of data

• consumer behaviour, profiles & attitudes• proposal optimisation• audience measurement & pricing• demonstrating effectiveness

• compliance • marketing• identifying target advertisers• the importance of flexibility• what happens next

Q&A

Malaysia

South Africa

Singapore

Philippines

Taiwan

India

China

Europe

USA

leading the world from centres of excellence

the Posterscope network

630 people

48 offices

20 countries

an important medium

• 424m impacts in UK*

• 2,500,000 screens globally*

• 24% revenue growth in UK

• 61% growth forecast in USA

• 22% share in China

• 300 top brands last year

• the future of ooh

*Source: Prism Screen

increasing share of OOH revenue

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CHINA

INDIA

UK SOUTH AFRICA

simplicity & consistency

simplifying planning

Posterscope investment

• dedicated experts• training• insight• research• marketing platforms• planning & buying tools• client / agency seminars

the importance of data

• consumer behaviour• audience profiling• attitudes to screens• proposal optimisation• audience measurement• screen consumption• slicing the data• pricing analysis

consumer behaviour

average dwell time 18 mins

57% of people entering London using overground rail do not transfer onto the tube

20% of those at termini stations are not there to travel

Source: JC Decaux

Other

To buy a drink

Top us shop

to buy sweets/ crisps

To buy a newspaper

To buy lunch

Petrol purchase

11%

11%

11%

12%

12%

13%

67%

consumer behaviour

Source: Digicom

consumer behaviour

Other

School run

Leisure trip

Shopping

Visit friends/relatives

Going to or from work

6%

6%

11%

13%

17%

54%

Source: Digicom

Consumer attitudes and effectiveness

“23% tell others about ads they’ve seen on digital screens”

“27% think about their finances on the way to work” Index 160

“37% agree that they notice ads on digital screens”

“36% think about what to watch on TV on their commute home” Index 125

“37% agree that adverts in train stations influence my opinion on a brand”

“31% agree advertising on a digital screen creates the impression of a quality brand” Index 122

“31% agree being on digital makes a brand more memorable” Index 129

“31% agree being on digital makes a brand more innovative” Index 138

Source: Posterscope OCS study, ABC1 Adults, & frequent rail users

audience profiling“I am very ambitious”

“take risks in business to be successful”

“I like other people to approve of the brands I buy”

“hard juggling responsibilities of work, family and friends”

“I consider myself an expert when it comes to new technology”

Source: Posterscope OCS study, ABC1 Adults & frequent rail users

“earn £40k+”

“52% male”

audience profiling

15.3%

19.0%

19.2%24.5%

22.0%

Aspiring Careerists

Empty Nesters

Traditionalist Families

Facebook Generation

Established Careerists

Source: JC Decaux

network distribution

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Ave ad frequency (per hour)

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optimising frequency

source: Avanti Screenmedia

optimising spot length

average time spent watching screen: 46 secs

but…

people who only glance for 1-2 seconds : 44%

calculating campaign audiences

gross audience

• how many people might see a screen (throughput)• # that actually pass a screen• # that look at a screen• how many screens will they pass/see• probability of my ad being on display• how long people view for

net impacts (impressions)

cover/reach & frequency (estimate it if necessary)

example considerations

• cost per campaign

• cost per thousand impacts

• cost per thousand impacts against specific audiences

• cost per venue

• cost per % of cover

• Relative figures for other media / OOH formats

expressing cost

64% said they would be more likely to watch the show as a result of

seeing the digital advertising

effectiveness research

source: 2008 Posterscope research

for the Guinness hands campaign bar screens generated 44% more talkability than tv

source: 2007 Posterscope research

generating talkability

compliance & marketing

• compliance & communicating issues

• marketing– mpeg of copy– in situ photos– in situ video

unhelpful marketing

unhelpful marketing

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unhelpful marketing

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unhelpful marketing

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exemplary marketing

exemplary marketing

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exemplary marketing

Screengallery

electric-avenue

creative optimisation guide

identifying target advertisers

understand your competition (build it & they will come ?)

matching your audience

local versus national

trade marketing ?

light OOH users (offer flexibility etc)

the importance of flexibility

short lead timesbooked 1 day prior

short lead timesthermal activation

short lead timesbooked on day of transmission

flexible durations / dayparts1 day only 4pm – 9pm

ultimate flexibility

what happens next ?more streaming data & social integration

what happens next ?apps & screens

• data driven campaign optimisation based on:

• new inputs e.g. oyster cards, loyalty data, stock levels

• new Postar (flighting & dayparts)

• outcomes e.g. search data, sales, web traffic• real-time optimisation of creative, locations, days, dayparts

etc

what happens next ?optimisation

• better media owner content strategies

• increased evidence & understanding of the role for branded content ooh

what happens next ?content

made the brand proposition less confusing for 52% of consumers

Summary

We’ve talked about :• the importance of data

• consumer behaviour, profiles & attitudes

• proposal optimisation• audience measurement & pricing• demonstrating effectiveness

• compliance • marketing• identifying target advertisers• the importance of flexibility• what happens next

Q&A• interactivity ?• content ?• what else ?