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Successful communicationduring the Corona crisis
#3 The effects of the Corona crisis on
media usage behaviorDüsseldorf, March 2020
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A central development throughout the crisis: Media is becoming more important than ever!
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Why is media usage changing in the Corona crisis?
INFORMATION
SOCIAL CONNECTION
ENTERTAINMENT, ESCAPISM
INSPIRATION, SELF-OPTIMISATION
People's lives are changing radically Media functions massively gain in importance
Insecurity, existential fears
Much more time at home, much less time away
Fewer personal social contacts
Elimination of 'real' cultural life & leisure activities
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Do I use more often than before the Corona crisis in %This affects the frequency of use of the various media channels
Source: [m]Science Germany March 2020
403232
2322
2120
1919
1814
1312
1010
96
Internet surfing
State TV
Messenger services
Social networks
Apps smartphone / tablet
Radio
Media center state TV channels
Private TV
Pay TV / streaming
Video portals (e.g. Youtube)
Computer-/video games
Media center private TV channels
Newspapers
Magazines
Music streaming (e.g. Spotify)
Podcasts
Gaming / gaming channels (e.g. Twitch)
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And also on the type of use and the content consumed
INFORMATION SOCIAL CONNECTIONENTERTAINMENT, ESCAPISM
INSPIRATION, SELF-OPTIMISATION
Food/cooking/nutrition is currently the second most popular media topic after news Furnishing/ living/ decorating are also popular themes for 15% of Germans in the crisis
Virtual fitness courses, fitness apps and workout playlists at Spotify are in high demand
20% use more TV streaming than before the crisisDemand at Sky Entertainment +40%Search queries for streaming subscriptions increase significantly21% of people watch more series and films than before the crisis14% use more computer and video games
Source: [m]Science Germany March 2020
23% use more social media
32% use more messenger services
Facebook and Instagram in particular are used more than before the crisis
TV regains its campfire function in the family
News is by far the most sought-after media content, with 69% of the totalTrust becomes a success factor32% use more public TVWinning media brands that stand for serious journalismSocial media is much less relevant here
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69%
41%
30%
22%
21%
17%
15%
14%
14%
13%
11%
11%
6%
6%
News/Politics
Food/Cooking/Recipes
Music
Technology/Electronics
Sport/Fitness
DIY
Furnishing/Decorations
Comedy
Computer games & consoles
Lifestyle/Everyday life
Handicrafts
Fashion
Painting/Drawing
Beauty & Make-up
Topics of interest within media channels also reflect these necessity-based dimensions
Aktuelles Themeninteresse
Source: [m]Science Germany March 2020
INFORMATION
ENTERTAINMENT, ESCAPISM
INSPIRATION, SELF-OPTIMISATION
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TV wins especially within young target groups <40y, who normally consume TV less and less linear
Reach increases not only in prime time, but especially in the daypart time slots throughout the day.
Reach is increasing in the younger target groups, which are otherwise difficult to reach via linear TV
Source: AGF/GfK Fernsehforschung
93 94100 102104
98101 101
122
103 104 101
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
TP 14-19 TP 20-39 TP 40-59 TP 60+
Ø Weekly net reachIndex 2020 vs. 2019
CW4 CW8 CW12
108112
110112
102105
98103
06 am-09 am09 am-01 pm01 pm-05 pm05 pm-07 pm07 pm-11 pm11 pm-01 am01 am-06 amAll timescales
Ø net reach per timescale(CW 12)Index 2020 vs. 2019
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The analysis of selected formats in the (pre-)evening segment prove that "campfire medium" TV is re-gaining importance
Index KW 12/2020 vs. 12/2019
TP 14+
TP 20-49
TP 50+
M 20-49
M 50+
F 20-49
F 50+
In the first week of far-reaching exit restrictions, households seem to watch more TV together, especially in the evening.
This is shown, for example, by the increased reach in the male target group of "Germany's next Topmodel".
Another trend: Younger people are increasingly turning to the public broadcasters again to follow the latest news there.
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104
111
98
138
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102
110
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106
99
111
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104
109 132
146 214
100 124
137 256
102 123
156 186
99 125
Source: AGF/GfK Fernsehforschung
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The Corona crisis is also reflected in programming content - below are some examples:
„Die Quarantäne-WG“RTL, 20:15 Uhr
ab Montag, 23. März
„LUKE, allein zuhaus“Sat.1, 18:00 Uhr
ab Montag, 23. März
„Pro 7 Live: Deutschland fragt zu Corona“Pro 7, 20:15 Uhr
Mittwoch, 25. März
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Print could profit from the crisis: Subscription figures are rising and the food retail trade remains a sales channelDistribution continues to be guaranteed by a high subscription rate for both daily newspapers and popular magazines.In addition, current scanner data in the retail trade show that customers buy their newspapers and magazines there (uplift up to 20%)
Source: GroupM | [m]Science Germany March 2020
In uncertain times, print is once again gaining importance as a medium of trust:
Every 10th respondentindicates that in the current situation he/she consumes newspapers or magazines more frequently.
43% say they use newspapers to find out about the Coronavirus - this puts the medium in fifth place behind the state channels on TV, internet, friends/acquaintances and radio.
Newspapers, along with radio and the state channels on TV, are among the
most credible sources of information.
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The OoH ranges are temporarily decreasing due to the initial restrictions As demanded and promoted by politicians, public transport, rail and air travel are used less frequently - pedestrian frequency in the city centers is also declining significantly.
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20.000
40.000
60.000
80.000
100.000
Weekend 14./15.3. Weekend vom 22./23.3.
-71% -79% -80% -80% -81% -82% -83% -84% -86% -87% -87% -87% -88%
Within the large cities, a significant decline in pedestrian frequency has been observed since week 12 at the latest:
Source: Teralytics via BILD.de, 21.03.2020 | Hystreet.com via SPIEGEL ONLINE, 25.03.2020
-8% Declining mobility
within cities
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Audio also benefits from the increased need for information, but also fulfils other functions
Classic Radio
Decline in drive-time ranges expected due to less mobility and commuting
21% of Germans nevertheless say that they currently listen to more radio*
Web Radio, Music Streaming and Podcasts
Web Radio is expected to grow significantly (RTL Web Radio 40% +)
23% of Gen Z say they use significantly more audio streaming than before the crisis
9% of Germans say they listen to more podcasts than before the crisis
Current Podcast Charts
Currently popular Playlists
Focus & Concentration Workout Sessions
Cooking & Dinner
Gaming
Tank positive Energy
Soulfood & Wellness
Source: GWI Corona Virus Research March 2020 | [m]Science Germany March 2020 | IP Deutschland | Spotify
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Social media is being used more - but less to obtain reliable information about the crisis
In times of physical distance, the desire for social proximity increases...
23% of respondents indicate that they use social media more often in the
current crisis than before.
Source: [m]Science Germany March 2020
70%
56%
55%
25%
60%
22%
44%
6%
...but users rely on established media for valid information about Corona
uses sources of information
Credibility of information sources used (Top 4-5)
State TV (e.g. ARD, ZDF)
Internet surfing
Radio
Social Networks (e.g. Facebook,
Instagram)
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News portals on the internet partly double their traffic
6,2
6,1
2,8
6,7
2,6
5,9
8,2
3,4
3,5
1,7
4,0
1,6
4,0
6,6
n-tv
Welt.de
stern
SpiegelOnline
ZEIT Online
Focus Online
BILD.de
Daily Unique Users in MillionsØ 12.3.-19.3. Ø 13.2.-11.3.
+80%
+74%
+67%
+66%
+62%
+48%
+24%
The TV news brands n-tv and WELT in particular were able to significantly increase their traffic figures during the crisis.
Source: AGOF 2020 (via Mediengruppe RTL)
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YouTube is also one of the big winners in the crisis, because the content within the platform cover many relevant needs
During the crisis, 11 times as much
news content is consumed on YouTube than before
Cooking & Recipes
Stress management
Learning & Study+49%views
+52%views
+38%views
+57%uploads
Source: Google / Yotube global
At home workouts
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Google Search becomes even more important in times of crisis and uncertainty
Users look for answers to the most important questions, but also for further sources of information and live tickers.
28.01.First Corona infected in
Germany
9.2.Orcan
„Sabine“ in GER
24.2.Corona-
infection of couple in
Heinzberg
13.3.Stepwise closing of
schools, cancellation of
Bundesliga matchday
Source: Google Trends
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Conclusion: What does changed media use mean for advertisers?
General media use is increasing across almost all channels.
Advertisers can benefit from high reach and high involvement in content/programs.
The crisis also causes a slight 'defragmentation effect’.For example, younger people can currently be reached better via TV again.
But: Sensitivity in advertising within news environments is absolutely necessary!
It is more important than ever to tailor content to people's needs and media functions! Choose contexts carefully.
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Please stay healthy and look after yourselves.
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And when you need help – regardless of the topic – you can contact your MediaCom Team at any time.