why use outdoor advertising?

Introduction

• The following slides are not intended to be sequential

• They represent a selection of perspectives which you may find informative in planning media

• We are happy to engage in debate on all these views and are interested to add more points in support of Outdoor

• You may also wish to consult the “Category argument” section of this website

Quality presentation

Outdoor delivers fast cover build

• Based on heavyweight campaign on 2-3 formats

• Week one: high cover build (typically 80% of final reach)

• Week two: slower cover build, higher frequency kicks in

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Diverse range of environments, each with a unique audience profile

Ads seen/heard in the last month? 7 in 10 have seen OOH ads

Contextual placement: be physically present in the moment

• Outdoor can place your message where it counts

• More than any medium it can give your campaign a physical presence

• All the more important in these days of invisible virtual brands

Always on, 24/7: there’s just no getting away from it

• The Outdoor message lasts two full weeks

• In total campaign runtime, it dwarfs all other media

• You’d have to work very hard to avoid it

30 mins Ad Recall by Media: ‘The Last Window of Influence’

More OOH exposures in past month lead to more searches, and more purchases

Young, mobile, affluent, urban, connectedmost likely to buy because of OOH

High earners 18 to 24 year olds

Urban dwellers Connected people:smart phones and tablets

Commuters: 6-9 hours/week travel and especially 9+ hours/week

25 to 44 year olds

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Outdoor Audience continues to grow while most other media are in decline

Source: IPA TouchPoints Hub Survey 2008

Delivers unique cover in any multimedia campaign• Outdoor complements all other

media by reaching people other media don’t reach*

• It typically adds incremental reach to other media campaigns: up to• 15% to TV• 25% to press• 35% to radio• 45% to online

• Outdoor lends the qualities of penetration, presence, proximity, recency, continuity, frequency

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*All figures based on media attribution and recognition, multiple campaign research studies

Most visual medium

• Outdoor is the most visual medium

• It delivers a large scale brand message at close quarters

• Outdoor has the ability to anchor a visual brand image in the mind

• In a competitive sector, visual image recognition and logo / packshot recall are essential

Outdoor fills the light viewer gap and balances out the impacts

• Outdoor is a great deliverer of light TV viewers, especially in London

• Light TV viewers spend less time on the sofa and more time out of home

• Heavy and heavy-medium TV viewers absorb 60% of all TV impacts

• Adding Outdoor to TV improves the quality of audience delivery, and balances out the impacts, delivering more light viewer OTS

• Light ITV viewers are heavy Outdoor

Intercept not interrupt

• The Outdoor message catches you when you are ready to receive it

• Relevant placement means no need for avoiding tactics. Ad avoidance is no big issue in Outdoor

• We tend to notice ads that are aimed at us and filter out the rest

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Time spent doing activities out of home has doubled

Most people on the street are buying something

Source London Shopper Survey, Clark Chapman Research (324 London Interviews)

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85% bought or expect to buy something

Q: Have you bought or do you expect to buy anything during this trip out today?

More mobile people spend more freely: Outdoor overdelivers them

Source: Mobile Pound Research, Dipsticks Research Base: 1100 London interviews

Source: Mobile Pound 2005 Research, Dipsticks Research Base: Those who make a shopping list

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“I buy extra items that are not on my shopping list”

More mobile consumers are more impulsive

Light Mobility Moderate Mobility Heavy Mobility

Source: Mobile Pound Research, Dipsticks Research Base: 1100 London interviews

More mobile = more spontaneous

Q: What sort of products are you likely to buy spontaneously?

Mobile consumers are receptive to advertising

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Source: Mobile Pound Research, Dipsticks Research Base: 1100 London interviews

“I look for new and interesting food items or brands which I have seen advertised”

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Source: Mobile Pound Research, Dipsticks Research Base: 1100 London interviews

Mobile people make more frequent shopping trips

Go ‘top up’ food shopping on way home from work twice a week or more

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Weight of outdoor exposure correlates with affluence

Source: CBS Outdoor, TGI Media Neutral quintiles 2012

“Heavy” quintile is the 20% of the media audience who consume that medium most, ie the most typical consumer of that medium

Adult 000’s

Heavy outdoor audience is more affluent than other media

Adult 000’s

Source: CBS Outdoor, TGI Media Neutral quintiles 2012

“Heavy” quintile is the 20% of the media audience who consume that medium most, ie the most typical consumer of that medium

Heavy outdoor audience is predominantly young

Source: CBS Outdoor, TGI Media Neutral quintiles 2012

“Heavy” quintile is the 20% of the media audience who consume that medium most, ie the most typical consumer of that medium

Adult 000s

Heavy outdoor audience is predominantly upscale

Source: CBS Outdoor, TGI Media Neutral quintiles 2012

“Heavy” quintile is the 20% of the media audience who consume that medium most, ie the most typical consumer of that medium

Upmarket groups index highly as heavy outdoor

Outdoor audience most likely to be working full time

Source: CBS Outdoor, TGI Media Neutral quintiles 2012

“Heavy” quintile is the 20% of the media audience who consume that medium most, ie the most typical consumer of that medium

Working full time 30 hours+ a week

8 Reasons for using Outdoor

• Successful: used by 95 of the top 100 advertisers

• Unavoidable: can’t be switched off, avoided or zapped

• Consumer friendly: non-intrusive, catches you in downtime

• Growing: Q3 2012 biggest ever quarter

• Accountable: POSTAR based on visibility adjusted impacts, GPS

• Diverse: huge choice of formats and environments

• Improving: continued investment in quality, digital, illumination

• Adaptable: shorter cycles, digital flexibility

Baker law of outdoor media: indicators which move the needle to Outdoor

Is it a launch?Is the campaign aimed at young people?Is the campaign aimed at upmarket people? Is the brand used outside the home?Is it sometimes bought or decided on impulse?Is the brand operating in a highly competitive market?Is visual pack recall and design important, eg at point of sale?Is high reach and frequency important for the campaign?

Score 4+ Outdoor should be seriously considered

Score 5+ Outdoor should definitely be on the media schedule

Score 6+ Outdoor should be the lead medium