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©TNS 2012 ©TNS 2012 Earn your owned media Based on TNS Digital Life Martin Warmelink Director Technology & Media TNS Nipo

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©TNS 2012 ©TNS 2012

Earn your owned media Based on TNS Digital Life

Martin Warmelink

Director Technology & Media TNS Nipo

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Digital Life

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

Ghana

China

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69%

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83%

Internet Penetration

30% 88%

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Go online daily

Are brand fans on SN

Write about brands online

Research brands online

% of internet users that:

% of internet users that:

Social networks and advocacy present only a small opportunity for brands to grow through digital

Global Netherlands

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Reach

Engage

Activate

Convert

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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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Who is the real Samsung??!!?

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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

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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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Influencing purchase behaviour used to be so simple...

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...until the Internet came along

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Word of mouth and other earned media play a strong role for consumers researching products online

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Search Ad Social Net.Ad

Online viralad

Direct mail Email Ad NewspaperAd

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Onlineretailerwebsite

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Salesassistant

Brandwebsite

Onlineconsumer

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Consumerviews on

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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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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

Researched

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Earned and owned media BOTH important

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0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%

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 - Getting them selves

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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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Do it

Collaborate

Build on your image

Convert

Earn your owned Media

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Martin Warmelink

TNS NIPO

06 53720496

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