Download - POS Sponsorship Opportunities v3
Point of Sale Digital Promotion
Opportunities
October 2012
The Study
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Venue X sells similar quantities of beer and spirits
Draught BeerSpiritsBottled beerShotsCocktailsWineBeerNon-Alcoholic
Sales by Category: London SiteUnits – Q1 2012
The Study
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Among spirits, most leading brands perform poorly in terms of share of sales
Sales by Spirit Band: Venue XUnits – Q1 2012
VODKA IMPERIUMJAGERMEISTERSCHNAPPSMAVERICKCOCKSPUR RUMMOORLANDJACK DANIELSCHRISTOPHER GINWHYTE&MACKAYDBL IMPERIUM VODKASAMBUCA WHITESOURZMALIBUBACARDISOUTHERN COMFORTBUNDABERG RUMCORKYS -APPLE SOURJIM BEAMAMARETTOOLMECADBL MOORLAND WHISKYBAILEYSCAPTAIN MORGANABSINTHEOther
The Study
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Among beers, Heineken supplies all draft, but only a small portion of bottlesSales by Beer Band: Venue XUnits – Q1 2012
other
AMSTEL
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MURPHY
HEINEKEN
DBL McEWANS
FOSTERS
STRONGBOW
Mc EWANS
otherTIGERBECKSVK VODKA ORANGEBULMERSHEINEKEN BOTTLESTELLA ARTOISSMIRNOFF REDVK VODKA ORANGE PROMOCORONACARLSBERG
DRAFT BOTTLES
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• The system comprises screens located above the urinals in the men’s washroom, and beside mirror or hand-drier in the ladies washroom
• Each of Captive Media’s units plays a 90-second loop of visual material, (see timeline, right) consisting of:
(i) ‘PTV’ entertainment content (ii) Sponsors or venue’s promotions (iii) Third Party advertising
• Sponsors promotions occupy 10 second slots in each 90-second loop
• Watch a video clip of a sample campaign showing in this loop at:
The Medium
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From June, Venue X will feature the Captive Media system 5
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CM Ident
PTV Content
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PTV Content
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWl9CC3G2rc
Sales Impact 1
Tiger’s Sales Share at VenueWeekly Tiger unit sales as % of total weekly bottled beer unit sales
Source: Venue’s EPOS data
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Trial campaigns show the medium to be highly effective in boosting brand share. Example 1: Doubling share for Tiger beer
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Jan Feb 2011 Oct 2011 Jan Feb 20120%
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Jan Feb 2011 Oct 2011Jan Feb 2012
Sales Impact 2
Example 2: Driving brand switching from Peroni (venue leader) to Corona
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Corona
Peroni
Pre-Trial Weekly Average438 units
Trial Weekly Average641 units
+ 46.3%
7-Week Trial Period
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Source Venue’s EPOS data
Uplift in Weekly Corona Unit SalesWeekly unit sales volumes of Corona and Peroni before and during the trial period
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Proposal
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This provides a compelling sponsorship opportunity for your suppliers
• Sales uplifts. Similar uplifts to those achieved in trials would mean, for example:• [Site-specific EPOS stats]
• Promote new brand introductions, eg
• Change copy quickly over secure internet, no paper printing and distribution costs
• Huge Buzz, talkability and ‘earned media’• 90% of people who see the screens
tell their friends• For an example of PR potential, visit
www.captive-media.co.uk/media-centre/world-press-coverage/
BenefitsProposal and Terms
• Exclusive category sponsorship – lasting x months
• £x000 + VAT covers, for x months• Sponsors’ message carried on all
Captive Media screens in the venue• 10 second slot as part of a 90 second
loop in the men’s room, 150 seconds in the ladies room, playing throughout bar opening hours
• Estimated x,000 impressions per month
• Reporting of actual – not estimated – impact numbers as recorded by the Captive Media system
• Free content creation or adaptation (if required) and upload by Captive Media for two sets of creative
• Optional extras not included above • Sponsorship of game itself• Third and additional copy creations• Detailed EPOS analysis of sales impact
of specific ad copy
Captive Media LtdSurprising. Shocking. Amazing.
www.captive-media.co.uk
https://twitter.com/#%21/Captive_Media
http://www.youtube.com/user/captivevideos
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