Title: The New Audience Metric
1The New Audience Metric Combining print-Web
readership for the true newspaper audience
ANJ, São Paolo 30 August 2006 Martha Stone World
Association of Newspapers
2The New Audience Metric
- The Agenda The New Audience Metric
- Overview of metric Problem and Solution
- Industry implementation in USA
- Potential for Brazil market
- How agencies use the NADBase
- How media companies are implementing new,
profitable multimedia campaigns using the market
data
3The new audience metric The problem
- Newspaper circulation or newspaper readership
numbers are no longer the true measure of the
newspapers reach in a marketplace - Marketshare is shrinking for most of the worlds
newspapers - Young and affluent audiences are among the most
elusive to the newspaper industry, but are strong
users of new media - The current audience metrics for newspapers dont
account for the many channels on which the
newspaper content and brand are published,
including online and mobile
4The new audience metric A solution
- The Newspaper Association of America last October
launched an initiative called the NADBase, the
Newspaper Audience Database, with Scarborough
Research and Nielsen/Netratings
5The new audience metric A solution
- Readership is the most comparable measure of the
value of newspapers, and it is critical that the
newspaper media be able to report information on
consumers of all ages and across the full
portfolio of print and digital products that we
distribute every day, - --- NAA CEO John Sturm.
6Web Adds To Newspapers Daypart Reach
Reach for Newspapers Web vs. Newspapers alone
75
46
44
44
39
17
12
11
Source OPA, Day in the Life
7Readership vs. circulation The objectives
- Objective 1. Show advertising agency buyers the
power of newspapers reach into the marketplace,
using combined print and digital media audience
statistics together. - Objective 2. To show media buyers how well print
competes with TV in reaching the audience. The
readership metric is more comparable to
viewership because it counts eyeballs - Objective 3 Show how significant young and
affluent audiences expand when adding the
newspapers digital audiences
8Readership vs. circulation The objectives
- Objective 1. The NADBase Projects main
objective is to show advertising agency media
buyers the power of newspapers reach into the
marketplace, using combined print and digital
media audience statistics together.
Weekday Average 7-day
Print/ Net Paid Weekday
30-day Web Circulation Readership
Audience Atlanta J-C 351,999
1,001,120 2,391,101 Chicago
Tribune 586,122 1,638,704
3,448,688 San Diego U-T 314,279
766,768 1,477,532 Tampa Tribune
212,608 501,569
1,172,500 Washington Post 678,799
1,750,865 3,162,423
9Readership, circulation, online audience in Brazil
2005 Brazil newspaper 6,789,000 circulatio
n Brazil newspaper 5 to 10 times
Readership circulation Estimate Online
exclusive perhaps 2 to 15 of readership
audience Audience
Source ANJ, NAA, Scarborough
10Readership vs. circulation The objectives
- Objective 1. The NADBase Projects main
objective is to show advertising agency media
buyers the power of newspapers reach into the
marketplace, using combined print and digital
media audience statistics together. - The Online Exclusive Audience represents between
2 percent and 15 percent of the U.S. newspaper
audience, according to Scarborough - Brazillian newspapers likely would achieve
similar online audience reach using similar
methodology
11Brazil Ad Spend
7.ba) Advertising expenditure per medium
(national currency, in current prices)
- Objective 2 To show media buyers how well print
competes with TV in reaching the audience. The
readership metric is more comparable to
viewership because it counts eyeballs -
12Latin America Ad Share by Medium, 2005
Zenith Optimedia
13Latin America Internet market
Internet Advertising and Access Spending Market
by country (USD million)
Largest markets in Latin America Brazil US 2
billion (45 of total spending) Argentina US
983 million Mexico US 817 million
Source PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Wilkofsky
Gruen Associates
14Latin America Internet marketInternet Household
Penetration by country ()
Top 3 Latin American countries by internet
penetration Brazil 44 Argentina
21 Venezuela 19
Source PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Wilkofsky
Gruen Associates
15Brazil Internet marketTotal Internet spending
and penetration in Brazil
US million
Penetration ()
Source PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Wilkofsky
Gruen Associates
16The New Audience Metric The objectives
- Objective 3 How significant young and affluent
audiences expand when adding the newspapers
digital audiences -
17Reaching younger audiences, market by market
18Reaching more affluent audiences, market by market
19Building the new metric The stakeholders
- The NAA determined that three groups of
stakeholders needed to be a part of the New
metric development plan - The advertising agencies, major retailers
- The media companies
- The research metrics companies
- The NAA created executive groups to lead the
development for the initiative - Executive Advisory Council agency and retailer
ad executives - Newspaper Audience Leadership Committee (NALC)
- Nine major media company executives and 2 NAA
executives - NALC Technical Committee Business development
execs - Scarborough (print) and Nielsen/Netratings
(online)
20The New Audience Metric The outcome
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24CampaignRF Demonstrating Newspaper Exclusive
Reach
Newspaper Exclusive reach is the same as TV
overall reach
25Using the metrics, market by market
26Using the metrics, market by market
27Using the metrics, market by market
28Using the metrics, market by market
29Using the metrics, market by market
30Multiple Core Products by Target Audience
The Arizona Republic
Advertising Products
Republic Magazines
La Voz Publishing
Azcentral.com past week
7 day Arizona Republic
1,206,620
Community Republic
943,250
756,200
289,870
176,970
1,845,500
553,900
SOURCE SRBI Phoenix Market Study 2005
31Reaching Advertisers Best Prospects with Best
Vehicle
Time before a vehicle purchase decision
Source CNW Marketing Research, Inc. 2005
32Boston Globe Matching Products to Objective
33Tampa Tribune Print-Web-TV ad packages
- Tampa Tribune has has steadily made 6
million-plus per year in incremental advertising
sales cross-media advertising department - Packages are targeted at big and small companies.
Smaller advertising can pay just 8,000 USD for a
TV spot, Internet spot and full-page color
newspaper page - 4You, a multimedia health package, became
instantly popular (rate card, right)
34Multimedia Advertising
- NordJyske is one of the most integrated
cross-media advertising operations in the world
print, Web, TV and radio - NordJyske, in the north of Denmark, employed
cross-media advertising strategy in 2001 to
compete in a crowded marketplace - Revenues have grown 33 percent from 2002 to 2005
- The percentage of revenue from the newspaper has
shifted from 65 percent to 35 percent, as new,
lucrative revenue streams have been added
35Multimedia Advertising
- Zero Hora in Brazil has steadily grown their
cross-media advertising operation since 2001 - RBS Group and its largest newspaper, Zero Hora,
have successfully integrated events to their TV,
radio, print and online multimedia advertising
offerings - Events are projected to make 5.41 million USD in
2006 - The number of events tied to print, Web and TV
advertising campaigns has grown from 12 in 2001
to 84 in 2006
36Multimedia Advertising
- New York Times and NYTimes.com advertising staffs
merged in January 2006 - The 240-member print, and the 30-member Web sales
teams were combined and cross-trained in
intensive, four-hour modules for the first six
months of 2006 - The reasons for the integration is advertising
demand and higher incremental revenue - The duplicated reach of print and online is 16
percent. The selling proposition is to extend the
reach and frequency for advertisers, according to
VP of advertising, Alyson Racer
37Obrigada! Mstone_at_wan.asso.fr