the ipa databank study
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The IPA Databank study
Business effectiveness
Analysis of IPA effectiveness case studies
2012 and 2014
Peter Field
Peter spent 15 years as a strategic planner in advertising and has been a marketing consultant for the last 18 years. Effectiveness case study analysis underpins much of his work, which includes a number of important marketing and advertising texts: Marketing in the Era of Accountability, The Long & The Short of it, Brand Immortality, The Link Between Creativity and Effectiveness and a chapter of the Sage Handbook of Advertising. He is also a contributor to the Wharton Future of Advertising Project. Peter writes and speaks regularly around the world about marketing effectiveness. He is an honorary Fellow of the UK Institute of Practitioners in Advertising.
3 key questions
1 2 3How effective are campaigns
that use newsbrands versus
those that do not?
How effective are campaigns
that use multi-platform
newsbrands versus those
using just one platform?
What impact do
newsbrands have on the
effectiveness of other
media?
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
3 key answers
Campaigns that use
newsbrands are more
effective at delivering
business effects than those
that do not use newsbrands
Campaigns that use multi-
platform newsbrands are
more effective than those
using just one platform
Newsbrands enhance the
business effectiveness of
TV, online and social
1 2 3
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
Definitions and sample sizes
Newsbrand print users:
more than 8% of budget
Newsbrand digital users:
more than 0.01% of budget
Non-users:
didn’t use/light or passing use
76 cases analysed:
Newsbrand print users 43
Non-users 33
Newsbrand digital users 44
Non-users 32
Newsbrand print + digital users 32
Non-users of both 44
Total newsbrand users 55
Non-users 21
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
Summary of profiling
Disadvantage for newsbrands
Very low ESOV
Short-term cases
New/small brands
Value/mainstream brands
Less likely to be emotional
Advantage for newsbrands
More service sector brands
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
Campaigns that use print
newsbrands deliver stronger
business effects
+36%Uplift in business effects
vs non-users
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
T
Larger brands have
higher uplifts with
print newsbrands
in the mix
Uplift in business effects vs non-users
All cases Large brands
36%
57%
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
The impact of print newsbrands
is higher for long-term cases
Uplift in business effects vs non-users
All cases Long-term cases
62%
36%
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
Multi-platform newsbrands
are even more effective
+58%Uplift in business effects
vs non-users
NEWS
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
Multi-platform newsbrands impact
all business metrics
% reporting very large
effects
sales
5048
28
18
Print + digital newsbrand users Non-users
13
22
4138
2
7
20
25
loyaltymarket
share
customer
acquisition
price
sensitivity
profit
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
Newsbrands boost the
effectiveness of TV
+65%vs TV with
no newsbrands
TV
NEWS
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
TV + online benefits from
the inclusion of digital
newsbrands
+59%vs TV with no online
NEWS
TV
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
Newsbrands boost the
business effectiveness
of other digital media
+53%
vs online display with no newsbrands
+118%
vs social media with no newsbrands
NEWSNEWS
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014
Conclusions
Newsbrands
widely
enhance
effectiveness
when included in
the media mix
Newsbrands work
more effectively
in multi-media
campaigns when
both print and digital
platforms are included
Multi-platform
newsbrands
boost the business
effectiveness of TV,
social and online
display
Newsbrands
deliver widespread
long-term benefits:
• Profit
• Market share
• Price protection
• New users
TV
NEWS
Source: IPA Databank case studies 2012 and 2014