digital marketing live: earn your owned media
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Earn your owned media Based on TNS Digital Life
Martin Warmelink
Director Technology & Media TNS Nipo
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The Global Digital Growth Index
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High Growth Index
High Internet Penetration
Low Growth Index
Low Internet Penetration
Low Penetration, High Index – Drive growth through engaged
early adopters Low Penetration, Low Index– Tap into latent demand, plan for future opportunity
High Penetration, Low Index – Utilise large reach, engage outliers
High Penetration, High Index– Major opportunity, invest
heavily
South Korea Netherlands
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China
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Internet Penetration
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Go online daily
Are brand fans on SN
Write about brands online
Research brands online
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% of internet users that:
Social networks and advocacy present only a small opportunity for brands to grow through digital
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Engage
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Internet Penetration
% reading about brands
% writing about brands
Online users read comments far more than they write them
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Most written about
Least written about
Most read about
Least read about
Lots of noise, little interest – Track & respond to key
messages
Low online chatter – drive engagement through creative execution
High impact, low quantity – engage the influencers
Most advocated – Join the conversation Travel
Music
Tobacco
Camera
Mobile Phone
ISP PC
clothes
Advocacy can impact on some categories more than others, depending on how involved the category is
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In mature markets like the Netherlands researching products and purchasing products on line is huge!
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% using Digital to research products or services
% using Digital to purchase products or services
Internet Penetration
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People do more research for highly involved (and higher priced) purchases, and a greater percentage of this research takes place online
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Food Personal
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Alcohol Prescription
Medicine
Credit cards New Car TV Travel
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Word of mouth and other earned media play a strong role for consumers researching products online
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Banner Ad Onlinevideo ad
Search Ad Social Net.Ad
Online viralad
Direct mail Email Ad NewspaperAd
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Onlineretailerwebsite
Productsample
Salesassistant
Brandwebsite
Onlineconsumer
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Consumerviews on
microblogs
Consumerviews on
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Expertreview
Consumerreview
PriceComparison
site
Word ofmouth
Bought media: Utilised by 67%
Owned media: Utilised by 84%
Earned media: Utilised by 85%
% using touchpoint to research
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Zoom in: owned and earned media Brand websites still hugely important!!
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Online retailer website
Brand website
Online consumer video
Consumer views on microblogs
Consumer views on SN
Expert review
Consumer review
Price Comparison site
Owned media: Utilised by 84%
Earned media: Utilised by 85%
% using touchpoint to research
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The prominent touchpoints that influence Mobile device selection are brand websites, price comparisons and reviews
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Owned media: Utilised by 87%
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TV ads
Print ads
Brand website
Sales assistant
Retailer website
Word of mouth
Price comparison site
Consumer reviews
Expert review
Consumer views on microblogs
Bought media: Utilised by 51%
Earned media: Utilised by 80%
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Highly Researched
Highly researched but rarely talked about – ensure information hungry consumers are kept up-to-date with info
Highly engaged and talkative consumers – engage via
multiple channels and touchpoints
Lightly Researched
High Levels of Category
WoM
Low Levels of Category WoM
Low levels of engagement – buy media or produce a campaign that’s engaging in its own right
Buzz heavy but important sources of information are
offline – earn media and invest in offline
Differing levels of research and buzz across categories, means different opportunities to engage consumers
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Mobile
Personal Hygiene
Credit Cards
Cosmetics
Travel
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BOUGHT Buy media or produce a campaign that is engaging in its own right
EARNED
Earn media and invest in offline communication
OWNED Ensure information-hungry consumers are kept up-to-date with information
EARNED & OWNED
Engage customers through multiple channels and
touchpoints
High Levels of
Category WoM
And define the optimal mix of media across product categories
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Highly
Researched
Low Levels of
Category WoM
Lightly
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Earned and owned media BOTH important
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New cars
TV
Mobile phones
Cameras
Insurance policy
A PC/Laptop/Tablet
Banking products
Holiday/travel
Over-the-countermedicines
Personal care products
Credit cards
Food
Baby care products
Manufacturer's/service provider websites Consumer product review sites
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Searching, searching, searching
21.49: Google: Samsung tv
21.50: Plasma discounter.nl
Samsung UE40D6500
Specs
22.04: Google: UE40D6500
22.04: Tweakers
Expert review
Specs
Afbeeldingen
22.08: Google: UE40D6500
22.09: Beste product.nl
video
22.15: Google: Samsung
22.15: Samsung
Specs
What is smarttv
22.30: Kieskeurig
Lees reviews
22.39: Google: UE40D7000
22.39: Kieskeurig
Lees reviews
22.57: Plasmadiscounter
youtube filmpje
23.02: Google: Philips 40PFL8608
The searching continues!!!
Session: 70 minutes
Visited:
1 e-tailer
5 times back to google
1 time you tube
2 cons/prof. review / price comp.
2 prof. review / price comp.
2 manufacturer sites
Source: TNS NIPO clicks
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Shoppers go to brand sites, to price comparison sites and review sites All in one session We all know this!! Brands: Can you combine them? Should you combine them?
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Some brands try to get reviews on their Websites Collaborate with review specialists
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Some brands try to get reviews on their Websites Collaborate with e-tailers
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So, what should brands do? The facts - Brand websites are important in the shopping process - Shoppers are looking for reviews - Many brand sites are static and specs driven - Reviews can give a personal touch / emotion to your brand. You are open to criticism (Everyone makes mistakes) and you can show what you do with it - You can keep shoppers on your site and convert Questions - Do people trust it? - Do it yourself or collaborate? - Are your products and services good enough to be open? - Does it help your brand in the conversion as well?
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