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Product placement on commercial TV What do UK consumers think? Vision Critical Research February 28 th 2010

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A summary report of a national survey of television viewers; explores responses to the introduction of paid product placement on UK commercial TV

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Page 1: Vision Critical Product Placement Research Feb 2011

Product placement on commercial TV

What do UK consumers think?

Vision Critical Research

February 28th 2010

Page 2: Vision Critical Product Placement Research Feb 2011

Before you saw the explanation in this survey, were you aware that product placement would soon be introduced in the UK?

Two thirds of UK adults don’t know that Product Placement is coming

No: 61%

I am totally unfamiliar with this concept ... it sounds a bit peculiar.

Derek, 58, Birmingham

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Source: Vision Critical UK omnibus, Feb 25th 2011

Base: 2007 UK adults18+, nationally representative

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Overall, how comfortable do you feel with this idea?

Only around 50% of people feel comfortable with paid product placement

0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

Very uncomfortable Uncomfortable Not sure Comfortable Very comfortable

Source: Vision Critical UK omnibus, Feb 25th 2011

Base: 2007 UK adults18+, nationally representative

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Overall, how comfortable do you feel with this idea?

Older consumers are generally the least comfortable

18-34 35-54 55+

59% 55% 49%

It blurs the line between programmes and ads. There’s already too much advertising material ... We don't want it in programmes as well.

Margaret, 52, Edinburgh

Advertisers will start to have an influence on the content of the programmes ... This can only be a bad thing.

Ed, 62, Brighton

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Proportion comfortable / very comfortable

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Why don’t you feel comfortable?

Source: Vision Critical UK omnibus, Feb 25th 2011

Base: 2007 UK adults18+, nationally representative

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Overall, how comfortable do you feel with this idea?

The most comfortable are regular Sky Sports and E4 viewers

0% 25% 50% 75%

All viewers

comfortable very comfortable

Source: Vision Critical UK omnibus, Feb 25th 2011

Base: 2007 UK adults18+, nationally representative

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How much do you agree that product placement will ...

Fear of advertising overload is the most common consumer response

0% 25% 50%

Improve quality

Reduce quality

Make me watch less TV

Overwhelm me with advertising

agree agree strongly

Source: Vision Critical UK omnibus, Feb 25th 2011

Base: 2007 UK adults18+, nationally representative

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Appendix

• About this survey

• About Vision Critical

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Product placement explanation for survey participants

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About this survey

Methodology DetailsOn February 25th 2011, Vision Critical conducted an online survey among 2,000 randomly selected British adults who are Springboard UK panellists (www.springboarduk.com) . The margin of error—which measures sampling variability—is +/- 2.2%. The results have been statistically weighted according to the most current age, gender, region data and newspaper readership data to ensure samples representative of the entire adult population of Great Britain.

About Vision Critical®Vision Critical is a strategic market research and technology firm. It is the world’s leading provider of online customer communities for research, serving one in four of the world’s top 100 brands. The company has offices across North America, Europe and Australia.

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For more information contact Mike Stevens, Head of Research

email: [email protected] tel: +44 207 065 7292