Understanding Digital Marketing and Getting it Right

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Why digital media matters Capgemini Consulting conducted a joint study with Havas Media seeking to highlight some of the proven results of digital media, as well as its contribution to a multimedia plan. In this paper, we highlight why marketers must pay close attention to digital media and how it can help them achieve higher ROI by complementing traditional advertising. We conclude with a set of actionable recommendations on getting digital marketing right.

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Digital Media is taking the world by storm

UnderstandingDigital Marketing

and Getting it Right

By 2017digital advertisingis estimated to beworth $170 Billion

This represents70% increase from current levels

ROI generated in a Web/TVcampaign launched by Havas Media

for a food sector client

Web campaign

TV campaign

Expands Reach

Targetaudience profile

Cost perimpression

Reach ofdigital media

Saturation pointin traditional media

Required Impact-short/long term

Campaignbudget

Identify saturationpoint in traditionaladvertising

Use digital incampaigns wheretraditional media hitssaturation point

Determine thecorrect allocationof digitalin media mix

Focus on contentand channel

Measure ROI withenhancedconversion models

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70% of campaigns carried

Havas Media invested

Adoption of Digital Media is still in early stages

Factors impacting digital’s proportion in media mix

How to Get Digital Marketing Right?

Reinforcescommunication Targets Better

DIGITAL’S PROPORTION IN MEDIA MIX

Digital Complements Traditional Media

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