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The Direct Consumer Survey A consumer perspective on Direct Mail November 2005
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Page 1: Direct Consumer Survey 2006   Public

The Direct Consumer SurveyA consumer perspective on Direct Mail

November 2005

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Why a Consumer Direct Survey?

Offer an up to date insight in the consumer perspective on addressed DM

by positioning Direct Mail as part of peoples daily mailby measuring consumer behaviour towards Direct Mailby identifying consumer attitudes towards Direct Mail

Evaluate the potential of addressed Direct Mail within a competitive environment

by comparing Direct Mail with e-mailby identifying differences in Direct Mail according to business sectors

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Methodology

1.169 CATI-telephone interviews

A representative sample of adult Belgians51% woman, 49% men58% dutch speaking, 42% french speaking27% <34 yrs, 40% 35-54 yrs, 33% 55+46% full time, 13% part time, 41% without professional activity

Survey executed by M.A.S. Research (July 2005)

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Key results

Preferences in function of content

Attitude towards Addressed DM

Behaviour towards Addressed DM

DM in different business sectors

Consumer perspective

DM in your sector

Our daily mail

Attitude towards e-mail andunaddressed DM

AddressedDM and some other media

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The vast majority of Belgians welcome the daily mail.

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Welcome the mail

46 4151

37

58

43 42

53

2019

20

21

18

2618

17

0

20

40

60

80

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

(Fully) agree Rather agree

“I’m always curious about what is new in my letterbox”

6661

70

59

76

69

59

71

Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

%

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Reading your mail is a treat

3832

4437 39

34 31

50

25

25

25

26 2428

27

20

0

20

40

60

80

Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

(Fully) agree Rather agree

“Checking my mail is a pleasant moment”

6357

69

63 63 6258

69

Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

%

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Emptying the mailbox is a must...

47 4549

38

61

4046

55

1919

18

20

17

18

19

18

0

20

40

60

80

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

(Fully) agree Rather agree

“When I get home, I hurry to empty the mailbox”

6664

67

58

78

59

66

72

Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

%

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Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

42%

22%

33%

3%

7 days / 7

6 days / 7

5 days / 7

4 days / 7 or less

“Number of days per week that the mail box is emptied”

...on working days and in the weekend

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Base = all respondents (n = 1168), multiple responses possible (sum > 100%)

17

8

2319

22

8

24

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

each time thepostman passed

early in the morning before noon around noon during the afternoon at night it varies

“When is the mail box usually emptied ?”

32% ASAP 68% when it’s convenient

%

Mailboxes are emptied ASAP or when it’s convenient

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Key results

Preferences in function of content

Attitude towards Addressed DM

Behaviour towards Addressed DM

DM in different business sectors

Consumer perspective

DM in your sector

Our daily mail

Attitude towards e-mail andunaddressed DM

AddressedDM and some other media

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In the questionnaire Direct Mail was described as follows:

“Direct Mail is personally adressed commercial information.

It often concerns a promotion or publicity for a service or productof a company.

But it can also be an invitation for a visit to a dealer or point of sales,or a request for a gift.

In all cases your name, or the name of a family member, and your adress figure on the enveloppe or bundle.”

On an average day, less than 1 in 4 Belgians receive Direct Mail

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We receive every 3 days one Direct Mail(mean = .34, median = 0)

“How many pieces of Direct Mail did you receive yesterday ?”

2 3 2 2 3 2 3 1

21 19 2218

25 26 2116

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

3-4 1-2

23 22 2419

28 2824

17

Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

%

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A vast majority of people (3/4) will open and read addressed direct mail; 1/3 with sounded attention

10078

0

20

40

60

80

100

Received Opened Quality ofreadership

% d

e m

ailin

gs

Superficial

Attentive

Base = 232 mailings received and analysed

70%

30%

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4845

53

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Total Dutch French

% yes

Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

*Declared response to DM offers of 12 sectors mentioned on the following slides

“Did you respond to DM offer or invitation during the last 12 months”*

If DM pressure seems relatively low,the reported response level is high.

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% YES Total

Clothing - shoes 21,8

Food - cleaning products 19,8

Tourism - spare time 14,3

Mobile phone - operators 12,9

Beauty 12,8

Garden - Do It Yourself 11,9

Audio – video - photo 11,0

Computer - software 9,6

Banks - insurances 9,3

Furniture - decoration 9,0

Electrical appliances 8,9

Auto 6,6

Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

men women

15,2 28,3

15,3 24,2

14,1 14,4

14,1 11,7

7,7 17,9

12,1 11,6

14,1 7,9

13,7 5,4

11,7 6,8

6,7 11,1

10,0 7,7

8,3 5,1

< 34 34-54 55+

31,2 21,1 14,8

23,7 19,8 16,7

14,2 17,7 10,4

17,5 15,3 6,3

17,1 13,8 8,1

11,1 12,4 12,2

19,4 10,6 4,6

16,3 9,6 3,8

10,5 10,2 7,2

12,8 9,1 5,7

12,6 9,0 5,8

5,5 8,3 5,6

“Did you respond to DM offer or invitation of one of these sectors during the last 12 months”*

There are significant differences between sectors,with obvious interactions with sex and age.

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Key results

Attitude towards e-mail andunaddressed DM

Preferences in function of content

Attitude towards Addressed DM

Behaviour towards Addressed DM

DM in different business sectors

Consumer perspective

AddressedDM and some other media

DM in your sector

Our daily mail

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% YES Total

Tourism - spare time 20,8

Clothing - shoes 19,4

Food - cleaning products 19,4

Garden - Do It Yourself 16,6

Computer - software 14,1

Audio - video - photo 13,8

Beauty 12,0

Furniture - decoration 11,8

Electrical appliances 10,9

Mobile phone - operators 10,8

Banks - insurances 8,8

Auto 7,9

men women

21,6 20,0

14,4 24,4

12,9 25,7

18,4 14,8

18,9 9,6

19,4 8,6

7,3 16,6

10,0 13,5

12,0 9,9

13,2 8,7

10,8 7,0

12,4 3,7

< 34 34-54 55+

23,1 23,4 15,8

27,1 19,6 12,9

20,4 21,1 16,6

17,5 18,0 14,2

24,8 14,3 5,1

24,7 13,0 5,9

15,6 12,9 8,0

15,7 12,3 7,9

15,5 9,7 8,5

20,2 9,1 5,3

8,4 10,2 7,6

13,2 6,5 5,4

There is no such thing as a ‘general attitude’ towards Direct Mail: differs in function of sender and receiver characteristics “Would you like to receive more DM ?”

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38 39 38 3642

37 38 40

19 18 1919

1819 21 16

0

20

40

60

80

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

(Fully) agree Rather agree

“A company that makes the effort to write me personnaly,is more likeable than a company that doesn’t”

57 57 57

55

60

5659

56

Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

%

They value more companies that send them personalized information

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2513

2412

4354

4433

0

20

40

60

80

to be reliable to offer interestinginfo

to be funny &entertaining

to be irritating

often/ always sometimes

“How often do you consider DM...”

68 66

57 57

Base = all respondents who received mail yesterday (n = 972)

%

Trust and information value are the 2 key assets of DM for the consumer

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8 1047

39 4531

20

0

20

40

60

80

do you consider DMpersonallyengageing

does DM make youwant to respond

do you want to keepa DM to look at it

later

do you pass a DM tosomeone else

often/ always sometimes

4752

41

24

Base = all respondents who received mail yesterday (n = 972)

“How often do you consider DM...”

%

Involvement and activation are also key

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Behind these population means, hide rich and diversified sociodemographic differences

If you’re looking for a sympathetic eye,try a french speaking woman in her twenties

If you want to confront your worst critics,look for a dutch speaking man in his sixties.....

for details, click here

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Key results

Attitude towards e-mailand unaddressed mail

Preferences in function of content

Attitude towards addressed DM

Behaviour towards addressed DM

DM in different business sectors

Consumer perspective

AddressedDM and some other media

DM in your sector

Our daily mail

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Is email a threat to posted mail?

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First, look at the basics!People still prefers receiving paper mail

6358

6960

67

47

60

80

10

10

10

11

9

14

12

4

0

20

40

60

80

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

(Fully) agree Rather agree

“I prefer receiving a posted mail to receiving an email”

73

68

78

7176

61

73

84

Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

%

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People tend to read email only from companies they are in relation with (previous purchase, request of information,…)

1023

3

31

19

57

18 13 17

41

46

23

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Companies Companies you are in relationwith

Companies you are not inrelation with

I don't get thosenewslettersI don't read it

I read it superficially

I read it attentively

How attentively do you read emails from …..

Base = all respondents having a personal email adress (n = 509)

NEWSLETTERS COMMERCIAL INFORMATION

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Secured email is not yet largely accepted as an alternative for official uses

Base = all respondents having a personal email adress (n = 509)

8287

0

20

40

60

80

100

invoices other administrativedocuments

% Preferring a personally adressed mail to a secured email when it concerns...

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Is email a threat to posted mail?

Can DM be challenged by unaddressed mail?

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3

22

51

24

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

I never look at themI always look superficiallyI look superficially at some, attentively at othersI always look at them attentively

52

93

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

I usually throw them away

I usually pass them to someone else

I usually keep them

At first Later

Base = all respondents that DON’T have a “no publicity” sticker on their mailbox (n = 981)

At least ¾ people skims into the unaddressed mails looking for their interest

What do you do when you receive unaddressed mail or leaflets?...

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Key results

Attitude towards e-mail andunaddressed mail

Preferences in function of content

DM in different business sectors

Consumer perspective

DM in your sector

Our daily mail

Attitude towards addressed DM

Behaviour towards addressed DM

AddressedDM and some other media

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2 2 1 6 65

66

10

2 20

20

40

60

apersonallyadressed

maildelivered

by The Post

email newspaperadvertising

Door-todoor

televisionadvertising

Radio Magazine Internet None Don't know

%

Which channel do you prefer for an invitation,e.g. for an open door event?

Q29 - Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

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2 2 1 6 6

69

95 3 2 1 2 0

46

62

11

5

0 1 2 1 2

1065

66

10

2 2

0

20

40

60

apersonallyadressed

maildelivered

by The Post

email Newspapers Door-to-door

TV Radio Magazine Internet None Don't know

Total Nl Fr

%

Which channel do you prefer for an invitation,e.g. for an open door event?

Q29 - Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

Breakdown Dutch - French

*

* * * * * * *

! Base too small: difference not representative

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2 2 1 6 6

67

12

42 2 1 1 1

5 5

65

8 62 2 2 2 1

8 65

66

10

2 2

0

20

40

60

apersonallyadressed

maildelivered

by The Post

email Newspapers Door-to-door

TV Radio Magazine Internet None Don't know

Total Men Women

%

Which channel do you prefer for an invitation,e.g. for an open door event?

Q29 - Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

Breakdown Women - Men

*

* * * * * *

! Base too small: difference not representative

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2 2 1 6 6

60

16

7

13 3 3 3 4

1

72

11

42

0 1 1 0

4 4

64

3 42 2 1 1

11 12

5

66

10

2 2

0

20

40

60

80

apersonallyadressed

maildelivered

by The Post

email Newspapers Door-to-door

TV Radio Magazine Internet None Don't know

Total <34 35-54 >54

%

Which channel do you prefer for an invitation,e.g. for an open door event?

Q29 - Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

Breakdown by age

*

* * * * * *

! Base too small: difference not representative

*

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60

72

64

6567

6966

62

0

20

40

60

80

Total Nl Fr Men Women <34 35-54 >54

%

Which channel do you prefer for an invitation,e.g. for an open door event?

Q29 - Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

A personally addressed DM delivered by Post

* ! Base too small: difference not representative

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2 2 2 4 5

7

58

14

52

0

20

40

60

apersonallyadressed

maildelivered

by The Post

email newspaperadvertising

televisionadvertising

Door-todoor

Magazine Internet Radio None Don't know

%

Q27 - Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

Which channel a company where you are a loyal customer, should use to give you commercial information ?

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3 3 265

7

52

117

4

0

20

40

60

apersonallyadressed

maildeliveredby ThePost

email Newspaper TV Door-to-door

Magazine Internet Radio None Don't know

%

Q28 - Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

Which channel you prefer for a promotion or information on new services or products ?

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17

57

15 126

65

21

8

0

20

40

60

80

100

a personallyadressed mail

delivered by ThePost

printed by myself atthe bank

consult throughinternet but notprint at home

consult and printthrough internet at

home

Total

With internetaccess

%

Which channel do you prefer for your bank account information?

Base = all respondents (n = 1168)

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Key results

Attitude towards other e-mailand unaddressed mail

Preferences in function of content

DM in different business sectors

Consumer perspective

DM in your sector

Our daily mail

Attitude towards addressed DM

Behaviour towards addressed DM

AddressedDM and some other media

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Declared DM funnel in different business sectors

26 25 24 22 20 18 15 14 13 11 10 9

36 4341 52

3552

41 47 51

26 30 2840 32

3429

48

3247 39 37

4 3 3 3 5 7 4 3 4 2 4 3

464344

0

20

40

60

80

100

Tourism Free time

Clothing Shoes

Food Cleaning

Bank Insurance

Garden DIY

ComputerSoftware

Furniture Deco

Beauty Audio/vid. Photo

MobileOperat.

Auto Electric.appliance

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

I read it attentivelyI read it superficiallyI never read itI never get DM from this sector

%

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49

20 2416

2315 9

24 24

4542

45

38

47 43

32 30 34 28 38

44

2629

5 5 5 6 39

2 4

4143

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in garden & DIY

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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50

10 155

12 7 8 11 11

43

4945

55 5137

3929

4836

4332 36

47

4 5 3 4 4 6 3 5

5147

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in automobile sector

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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51

2415

3326 22 25 23 24

47

42 52 44 48 44

2838

1730 24 28 26 30

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2

44

46

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in food & cleaning

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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9 8 10 12 614 10 5

55 5053

5353

48

37 4133 35 39

30 3446

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2

4851

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in electrical appliances

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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11 13 9 137

17 125

4040

42

4744

32

47 46 48 45 5035

43

61

2 1 2 2 1 1 1 3

4041

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in mobile phone and telco operators

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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1828

817 18

2514 14

4442 41

49

45

29

34 2541

34 3316

3352

7 9 6 6 9 9 8 5

39

41

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in computers & software

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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55

2513

3525 23

3325

15

46

3850

4045

42

30

42

18

3523 23 28

40

3 5 1 2 4 4 2 4

39

43

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in clothing and shoes

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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22 2519 21 22 17

24 22

36 3340

32

37 38

40 35 44 4335

4635 39

3 4 2 2 3 5 3

3636

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in banks and insurances

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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26 25 27 25 28 28 27 23

46 45 4250 46

36

26 2725 25 27

18 2238

4 6 3 5 4 5 5 3

4244

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in tourism and spare time

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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15 1119 18

11 1320

12

5648 58 50

5253

2937

2129

2832

2530

4 4 5 6 2 5 3 5

4852

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in furnishing and decoration

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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13 179 14 10

31

8 3

5155

48

45

58

51

32 2835

2837

18 3341

4 3 5 3 5 71 5

5252

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in audio, video & photo

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%

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143

2513 15 21

12 11

42

3240 35

3931

48

66

31

5242 41 46

55

3 3 2 4 2 3 2 4

28

35

0

20

40

60

80

100

Total Men Women Dutch French <34 34-54 55+

attentive superficially I don't I never get these

Declared DM funnel in beauty

Base = sectors were rotated, about 380 respondents per sector

%


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