taye 2018 update - the vision council
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WHAT IS MARKETING MIX MODELING?
• Marketing Mix Modeling is a statistical analysis of time series sales and marketing support data that utilizes multivariate regression techniques in order to quantify the volumetric impact of marketing on sales.
• Marketing Mix was first applied to the consumer packaged goods industry but is now widely used throughout several industries as a trusted planning tool.
Marketing Mix Model
PromoData
Exam Data
Media Data
2017 #Exams Base
In Store
TV
FSI
Digital
Radio
Base (M
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MVC
Unemployment
Population
Reta
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Media
TV
Radio
Other Misc.
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Marketing Mix models examine the relationship of all
contributing factors to monthly eye exams and isolate
effects of marketing support
TA
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TV
Radio
Search
Digital Banner
Digital Audio
Digital Video
Input Variables
# EYE
EXAMS
Competitive Spending source: Nielsen AdIntel, Pathmatics
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Monthly Exams
EXAMPLE: Exams and Marketing Support
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Marketing Mix model analysis based on the
variation seen in Exams and Marketing support over time
• US Eye Exams increased 0.8% in 12 ME June 2017.
Monthly Exams - VisionWatch
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Exams (MM)
Period Number of Exams (US)*
12 ME June 2016 114,000,633
12 ME June 2017 114,895,041 (+0.8%)
12 ME June 2016 12 ME June 2017
Monthly Media Support
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HH GRPs
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TRPs
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Imps (MM)
Audio Standard Banners Rich Media Video
TV
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• Marketing driven number of eye exams was flat during 12 ME June 2017
while base #Exams increased slightly.
Composition of Eye Exams
106.1 (93.0%) 107.0 (93.1%)
7.9 (7.0%) 7.9 (6.9%)
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Base Short Term Marketing Incremental**
114.0MM
Eye E
xam
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MM
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114.9MM
**Modeled Tactics Only
+0.8%
-0.0%
+0.8%
Number of Eye Exams Driven by Marketing vs. Base
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1.2%2.4%0.4%
0.2%0.7%
0.2%0.1%
0.1%
4.5% 4.0%
12 ME June 2016 12 ME June 2017
Category Mktg
TAYE Search
TAYE Digital*
TAYE Radio
TAYE TV
• TAYE TV contribution doubled while all other marketing tactics showed
declined contributions in 12 ME June 2017.
• TAYE marketing had similar impacts in both Retail & Independent.
Composition of Eye Exams
TAYE Drives 2.5%-2.9% of Eye Exams
*Digital: incl. Banner, Audio, & Video
7.0% 6.9% Retail/Lens Media
Total TAYE
Impact:
2.5%
Total TAYE
Impact:
2.9%
2018 Advertising Highlights
• TV, Radio, and Digital ads delivered to 95% of US adults aged 25-49– TV commercials appeared on over 40 cable networks
– Radio messages delivered by Ryan Seacrest, Mario Lopez, Delilah, Jon Tesh, and Kidd Craddick personalities
– 230MM Display ads served through Google Display network
• Visits to thinkaboutyoureyes.com have increased by 177% versus 2017
• MMM for 2017-2018 currently in process, will help guide 2019 Planning
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Public Relations and Social Media
• “Moments-in-Time” Approach– Focusing PR efforts (media outreach, paid
activations) on specific moments during year• School’s Out/Back-to-School (June through August)
• World Sight Day (October)
• Social Media has year-round paid “boosting” with additional paid support during moments-in-time
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Public Relations: School’s Out/Back-to-School
• Spokesperson partnership with Laila Ali– 25 satellite media tour interviews
– 7 lifestyle media interviews
– 3 social media posts
– 127 million impressions generated
• Influencer partnership with Collectively– 20 parenting bloggers
– 95 pieces of content promoting Think About Your Eyes and linking to website
– 4 million impressions generated
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Public Relations: World Sight Day
• October 12
• Radio media tour with Dr. Justin Bazan (OD at Park Slope Eye)
• Media outreach to consumer and lifestyle media
• Boosted social media posts
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Social Media
• Facebook efforts focusing heavily on web traffic, with secondary goal of engagement
– Content is inspirational and conversational
– Family and children content has high engagement and click-through rates
– 5 million+ impressions generated
– 16,000+ website clicks
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