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    NI TGI 2014NEW AREAS AND TRENDS

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    EXTENSION OF THE WHYNew to NI 2014: Social DNA

    ROI TGI 2013

    Better engage consumers byunderstanding the

    subconscious and conscious

    drivers behind their behaviour.

    Soc ial DNA is a key part of TGIs WHY Code, represented by theamount and mix of consumers economic clout and general knowledge

    acquired through education and cultural practices - referred torespectively as economic and cultural capital. Social DNA reveals thefundamental subconscious drivers of behaviour.

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    CultureDominant

    EconomicDominant

    CulturalCapital

    EconomicCapital

    Low Capital

    High Capital

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    CultureDominant

    EconomicDominant

    Low Capital

    High Capital

    Teacher

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    CultureDominant

    EconomicDominant

    Low Capital

    High Capital

    PropertyDeveloper

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    CultureDominant

    EconomicDominant

    Low Capital

    High CapitalSOCIAL DNA

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    Brand Case

    Study

    NI TGI SPONSORS PRESENTATION 2014

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    Social DNATargeting new customers for Kettle Chips

    Low capital

    7

    32

    26

    28

    100

    94

    160

    147

    291

    High capital

    Culturalcapital

    dominant

    Economiccapitaldominant

    20

    60

    100

    140

    180

    15-34 35-54 55+

    20

    60

    100

    140

    180

    AB C1 C2 DE

    Source: NI TGI 2014Base: All adults 15+

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    Social DNAKettle Chip Consumers

    High capital

    Low capital

    Culturalcapital

    dominant

    Economiccapitaldominant

    NEW TARGET GROUP

    HIGH CAPITAL,ECONOMICDOMINANT

    7

    32

    26

    28

    100

    94

    160

    147

    291

    Source: NI TGI 2014Base: All adults 15+

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    Kettle ChipsMedia neutral quintiles (Top 20%)

    0

    2040

    60

    80

    100

    120

    140

    160

    180Television

    Radio

    Newspapers

    MagazinesOutdoor Media

    Internet

    Cinema

    Average

    Kettle Chip Consumers

    CINEMA PLAYSAN IMPORTANT

    PART OF APAN-MEDIASTRATEGY

    Source: NI TGI 2014Base: All adults 15+

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    Kettle ChipsMedia neutral quintiles (Top 20%)

    0

    2040

    60

    80

    100

    120

    140

    160

    180Television

    Radio

    Newspapers

    MagazinesOutdoor Media

    Internet

    Cinema

    Average

    Kettle Chip Consumers

    Cinema

    44% of Kettle Chipsconsumers are *medium cinema

    goers

    Source: NI TGI 2014

    CINEMAPLAYS AN

    IMPORTANTPART OF APAN-MEDIASTRATEGY

    Base: All adults 15+

    *Medium cinema goers: go tothe cinema once every 2 or 3months or 2-3 times a year

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    55

    79

    83

    73

    116

    122

    116

    136

    118

    Social DNAMedium cinema goers

    High capital

    Low capital

    Culturalcapital

    dominant

    Economiccapitaldominant

    Base: All adults 15+ Source: NI TGI 2014

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    Social DNASynergy with medium cinema goers

    The Times featuring Royal Bank of ScotlandHigh capital

    Low capital

    Cultural capitaldominant

    Economic capitaldominant

    Medium cinema goersKettle Chips consumersSegments shared

    KEY

    55

    79

    83

    73

    116

    122

    116

    136

    118

    7

    32

    26

    28

    100

    94

    160

    147

    291

    Base: All adults 15+ Source: NI TGI 2014

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    Kettle ChipsFavourite cinema genres (vert %)

    Medium cinema goers

    Kettle Chips consumers

    KEY

    Source: NI TGI 2014Base: All adults 15+

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    CONSCIOUS CHOICESNew Additions

    Overarching across categories

    FMCG

    Food

    HouseholdProducts

    ConsumerElectronics

    Non Alcoholic

    Drinks

    Motoring

    Clothing and Accessories

    Toiletries/

    Cosmetics

    Appliances &HouseholdDurables

    Mobile handset/Mobile NetworkHotels

    FinancialServices Banking

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    FMCG

    Food

    HouseholdProducts

    ConsumerElectronics

    Non Alcoholic

    Drinks

    Motoring

    Clothing and Accessories

    Toiletries/

    Cosmetics

    Appliances &HouseholdDurables

    Mobile handset/Mobile NetworkHotels

    FinancialServices Banking

    CONSCIOUS CHOICESConsumers Most Important Criteria

    Look at decision shortcuts, rational and post-rationalised criteria

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    CONSCIOUS CHOICES:TV Service ProviderUNDERSTANDING PURCHASE DECISIONS

    Most important deciding factors whenchoosing TV Service Providers

    Base: All TV viewers 15+ Source: NI TGI 2014

    ROI TGI 2013

    Criteria Features have: HDready (high definition)

    Advertising 119

    PersonalRecommendation 119

    Part of a package 118

    Criteria Features have: 3D TV

    Choice of channels 155

    Brand Image 139

    Personal

    Recommendation127

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    MOTORINGPurchase Influenced By Main Car

    1 st or 2 nd Most important Factor Intention to buy a car in the next 2years

    Speed / Performance 135

    Brand Image 132

    Style / Design 127

    Base: All car owners Source: NI TGI 2014

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    SOCIAL NETWORKINGWhats New?

    Frequency of VisitingSocial Networking Sites

    34% of Fledglings access socialnetworking sites 5 times a day or more

    25% of Playschool Parents accesssocial networking sites 2-4 times a day

    Secondary School Parents are 35%more likely to access social networking

    sites once a day

    Hotel Parents are 65% more likely toaccess social networking sites less than

    once a week

    Base: All internet users 15+ Source: NI TGI 2014

    5 times a day or more2-4 times a dayOnce a day3-5 times a weekOnce a weekLess than once a week

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    SOCIAL NETWORKINGWhats New?

    Social Networking SitesUsed For

    61% keep in touch withfriends & family

    35% share their photos &videos

    29% share their updates

    25% share onlinecontent with their friends

    Base: All internet users 15+ Source: NI TGI 2014

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    47% visit a social networkingsite once a week+

    On average, this group have21 contacts with social sitesper week

    17% of adults will use social

    networking sites to keep-up-to-date with breaking news/events

    SOCIAL NETWORKINGWhats New?

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    SOCIAL NETWORKINGWhats New?

    People who expect to start their

    first job in the next year are nearlytwice as likely to agree with thestatement

    Social Network ing s i tes are aperfec t way to keep in touc h

    wi th friends

    Base: All adults 15+ Source: NI TGI 2014

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    1.9%(2010)

    6.7%(2011)

    18.6%(2013)

    8.3%(2012)

    34.1%(2014)

    Have in

    Household:2010 - 2014

    All Figures: NI TGI Adults 15+

    TABLETWhats New?

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    Gender Split

    Age Split

    47%(97)

    53%(103)

    15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+

    Adults 15+

    Tab Users

    AB C1C2 D

    E

    Social Grade

    TABLETWhats New?

    Source: NI TGI 2014

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    44% of users have downloaded amedia-brand app in the last year

    28% of users have downloaded anews-specific app to their tablet

    Much more likely to be transmittersacross a range of content-categories

    TABLETWhats New?

    Source: NI TGI 2014

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    SURVEY ADDITIONSNew Lifestyle Statements Added

    Advertising within video orcomputer gameplay enhances

    the realism of the game I prefer to rely on apps toprovide me with updates

    on current affairs

    Pop up ads help me findinteresting things on the

    Internet

    Video On Demand is great forcatching up on programmes I

    missed on television

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    SURVEY ADDITIONSHow do you travel to work?

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    SURVEY ADDITIONSCharity

    Activities in relation tocharity

    26% have taken part in an event

    12% have done other voluntarywork

    7% have organised an event

    Base: All adults 15+ who have donated in last 12 months Source: NI TGI 2014

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    SURVEY ADDITIONSLife Event Added

    Move back into the parental home

    Experienced in the last 12 months

    Expect to experience in the next 12 months

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