Title: MSU Media Presentation
1MSU Media Presentation
- Presented by RET Media Services
- September 21, 2001
2Agenda
- Marketing Goals
- Competitive Analysis
- Media Objectives
- Media Strategy
- Questions
3Marketing Goals
Media Objectives
Tasks used to accomplish the marketing goals.
Purpose for the Campaign
4Marketing Goals
- Defining Goals
- Increase Market Penetration (Trade)
- Build Awareness
- Drive Tune-In
- Increase Usage of the Network
5Gauging Competition
- Who are your competitors?
- When, where and how much?
- What is the current position of the network
comparatively? - Strengths, weaknesses and similarities with the
competitors
6Competitive
- CMR provides syndicated research on traditional
media spending - PIB provides spending by publication
- Not absolutedirectional
7Competitive
- TCMs primary competitor is AMC
- TCMs other top competitors include AE, Bravo,
Lifetime, History, TV Land, TV Food, HGTV and WE
8Competitive
- TCMs primary competitors spending FY 2000 are
as follows - 1 AE, 2 History and 3 Lifetime
- TCMs primary competitors cable rating FY 2000
(excluding AMC) are as follows - 1 Lifetime, 2 AE, and 3 History
9Competitive
- Where do TCMs primary competitors advertise?
- 39 Consumer Magazine (Tune-In, Entertainment
Magazines) - 30 Spot Radio (Tune-In, High Frequency, Recency,
Specific Targets) - 22 Newspaper (Tune-In TV Supplements)
10Media Objectives
- Overall Goal
- Target Audience
- Geography
- Seasonality/Scheduling
- Communication Goals
- Budget
11Media Objectives
Overall media objective for TCM this year has
been to build awareness and stimulate trial thus
increasing tune-in.
Awareness goals need to deliver the message to
the largest possible percentage of the target
market.
Using a media mix or variety of vehicles helps to
broaden reach. On-going media provides continuity
which helps to maintain awareness level.
12Media Objectives
- Target Audience has been defined as
- Adults 25-54
- Attended College
- HHI 50k
- Culturally Active
- Visit museum or gallery attends live dance,
music, theater or/and an adult education class
one or more times per month.
13Media Objectives
- Geography
- Spot Market vs. National Exposure
- Selected spot markets may be decided on size,
availability of TCM, composition of target
audience or propensity to watch classic films - TCM most often uses national media with a heavier
concentration in select markets depending on
campaign
14Media Objectives
- Seasonality / Scheduling
- Sustain campaign for image/awareness
- Shorter flights for tune-in messages
- Competitive Programming (Network/Cable)
- Seasonal Media Efficiency (Varies by medium)
Tune-in campaigns are dictated by air date.
Awareness opportunities are typically scheduled
for third quarter when network programming is in
reruns. However, networks are airing more
original programming during the summer months.
15Media Objectives
- Communication Goals Reach Frequency
- Given budget limitations, the direct trade-off
between reach and frequency dictates that any
move toward maximizing reach results in a
sacrifice of frequency and vice versa.
16Media Objectives
- No definitive study has set the ideal for all
products or campaigns. - When creating brand awareness, reach is usually
more important. - Needed frequency levels are often determined by
familiarity of the product. - Effective Reach states that the reach level must
have a 3 frequency. - Recency Theory - only one exposure if near point
of action
17Media Strategy
- Analyze the target audience
- MRI (National) Scarborough (Local)
- Proprietary Information TCM Research
- Client Input
- Common Sense
18Media Strategy
- MRI Media Usage Data
- Target audience is an above average consumer of
print media (magazine and newspaper), below
average in television viewership (appointment
viewers) and maintains average radio use. - Segmentation study also indicates target audience
to be heavy users of the internet.
19Media Strategy
- MRI television preferences
- Target audience prefers to watch entertainment
and sports specials, upscale prime programming
and late fringe programming such as Letterman
and The Tonight Show.
20Media Strategy
- MRI publication findings
- The types of publications read by the target
audience includes Airline, Travel, Epicurean,
Computers and Photography. - Publications which indexed well against the
target audience include Atlantic Monthly, New
York Times, Architectural Digest, New Yorker,
Money, TravelLeisure, InStyle, Vanity Fair,
Talk, Audobon, Martha Stewart and Time.
21Media Strategy
- MRI data indicates the target audience prefers
these cable networks Travel Channel, Bravo, CNN,
AE, Food and History. - MRI data indicates the target audience prefers to
listen to these radio formats Classical, Public
Radio, Jazz, News and Modern Rock. (Can vary by
market)
22Media Strategy
- Once we decided to use print as our primary
medium, how do you select specific titles? - Magazine composition (target index)
- Editorial Environment
- Efficiency and Out-of-Pocket Cost
- Positioning Opportunities
- Other advertisers
- Added Value
23Media Strategy
- TCM has advertised in various magazines this year
for various reasons. - People and Entertainment Weekly (Entertainment
specifically TV edit) - New York Times Magazine, Playbill (Culturally
Actives) - Vanity Fair (Classic Movie Edit)
- Premiere (Movie Buffs)
24Media Strategy
- Non-Traditional Media is a great way to create
additional buzz but is often difficult to
measure. - Non-Traditional Media covers a wide variety of
media including In-Cinema (used by TCM),
GoCards, Wild Postings, Valet Receipts, Sidewalk
Chalk Drawings, Stadium Advertising, Taxi
Toppers..
25Media Strategy
- Corporate Benefits
- Time Inc. Publications (EW, People, Instyle,
Time, Sports Illustrated) - TCM currently receives cross promotional 15 sec
spots on its sister networks Cartoon, TBS, TNT
and a few on CNN. Spots run sporadically on HLN.
This is regarded as icing on the cake, since it
can not be guaranteed - TCM also receives 10 sec spots on the Airport
Channel.
26Questions?
- Media
- Media Employment Opportunities