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Brand X % awareness attributed to DM
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“if it is accepted that all behavior in an
interactional situation has message value,
i. e., is communication, it follows that no
matter how one may try,
one cannot not
communicate."
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Branding=
The marketing practice of creating a name, symbol or
design that identifies and differentiates a product from
other products (www.entrepreneur.com)
A seller’s promise to deliver a specific set of features,
benefits and services consistent to the buyers (Ph. Kotler ?)
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6,2%
Own DB = 8,9% External DB = 5,4%
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23% turnover + 248 % 12%
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Source: Royal Mail / Brand Science
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Beware: traditional media also
emphasize their short term sales
response
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Plurimedia
Short term effect if 50K more investment
n: 300 brands measured during 80 periods
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Short term effect if 50K more investment
n: 300 brands measured during 80 periods
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Source: Mediapost (F)
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+25% +37% +9% +44% +62%Source: Royal Mail / Brand Science
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DM EFFECTIVENESS DM EFFECTIVENESS INTERACTS INTERACTS WITH OTHER CHANNELSWITH OTHER CHANNELS
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6% response
… means 94% waste ???
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Source: Mediapost (F)
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“Overall, which advertising media do you like the most ?”
31%
23%
13%
7%
5%
4%
3%
Addressed DM
Unaddressed DM
TV
Press
Internet
Radio
Source : Market Probe 2010
In het algemeen, via welk medium ontvangt u het liefst reclame?De manière générale, sur quel média préférez-vous la publicité ?
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47%
33%
12%
9%
11%
8%
2%
Digital ImmigrantsDigital Natives Late Adopters
Addressed DM
Unaddressed DM
TV
Press
Social Networks
Radio
45%
21%
25%
20%
11%
12%
9%
41%
24%
16%
18%
12%
10%
4%
Source : Market Probe
“I like receiving advertising through this medium”
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Source: Synovate Censydiam 2007
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DM as a medium, the story of the
« Beta » coefficient
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Developped in the 70’s
by A. Morgensztern
Beta = probability
of recalling a given ad
after 1 contact,
generally reconstructed,
based on post-tests
Beta coefficient
Recall after 1 contact
determines recall
after « n » contacts
« Beta » may be used
as a model parameter
for recall building
and decay
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Recall DM - spontAided Recall DM:
product category
Aided Recall DM: DM
description
Opening (Y/N)?
Recall content (describe)
Yes
No
Evaluation (score on 7 points scale)
Liking, convincing, inciting, relevant for me, original,
interesting, informative, give a positive image of the
brand, increases knowledge on brand
Aided Recall DM: Brand
prompted
Action taken
(will go to the shop, call, use coupon,…)
Intention to buy
(score 5 points scale)
Reading type:
open not read, partially, normally, completely
Use DM after reading
- thrown away, kept, given to someone else
- Information discussed or seen by others: Y/N
Action after reception
Thrown away, kept for reading later, given to
someone else
Demographics:
Age, social class, language
Brand awareness
category (spont.)
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Recall DM
- spont
Aided
Recall DM:
product
category
Aided
Recall DM:
DM
description
Aided
Recall DM:
Brand
prompted
Brand
awareness
category
(spont.)
Yes
No
Base for
beta coefficient
calculation
Similar approach than for other media
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Average beta
coefficient
DM
Based on recall
as given by the
post campaign
measurements *
Frequency
considered
equal to 1 *
No decay factored
since
the first exposure *
Averaged across
target groups
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Average DM
beta value = 67,4%
out of 89 cases
After one DMcampaign
2 out of 3exposed individuals
are likely torecall the advertised
brand
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Avg=
67,4%
Campaign recall % per category
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Campaign recall % per type database
Avg=
67,4%
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The story The story goesgoes onon……
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As a conclusion…
o Everyone now cares about [sales] response…
o No channel/medium owns a monopoly in branding power
o « Mail medium » maybe better as name than« direct mail »
o Mail medium = 2nd best in recall building
o Our rules should fit those of the consumer: « siloing » is about techniques.
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Thank you !