pulsar presentation at the febelmar congress feb 27th 2014
DESCRIPTION
Pulsar is a brand/touchpoints survey designed by Space and conducted by the research agency Profacts. Genuinely transformational, this survey not only helps strategically manage communications for Space clients. It also lead to market-level strong learnings on the importance of media investments to make brands stronger in their environment.TRANSCRIPT
: How to connect with consumers in a transforming
consumer space?
Timothy Desmet
Bernard Cools
Transformation is about changing……but also about keeping.
Transforming…
Likewise, Pulsar is a storyabout transformation,
about daring to change, while keeping to some standards !
Introducing …
ONLINE INTERVIEWSBroad representativity criteria : language, region, gender, age, family size, urbanization, social class, shoppers, kids,…5226
16PRODUCT CATEGORIES
FMCG & Services, high and low commitment
140BRANDS
Users and non-users
40TOUCH POINTS
From mass media to Word of Mouth or Social Media
December 2012- January 2013
5 Areas of Transformation
KEEPING CHANGING1
METHODOLOGY
MORE DATA wanted
No compromise on QUALITY
SHORT SURVEYcapped to 20 minutes
ROTATING SURVEY2 categories & 2 touch points per respondent
Average interviews per category 65320
Minutes interview duration
256Mean respondents per touchpoint
453Awareness for any brand in « n » respondents
KEEPING CHANGING2
CONCEPTUAL
CLARITY ON BRAND diagnostic
OWN CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
“invented here”with external
inspiration
Discover ENgage Act
vitality
relevancecredibility
quality
empathyseductioninnovation
status superioritydifferentiation
awareness inform
implication
opinion fan
ConsiderationPay more
The brand framework :
Vitality
Relevance
Quality
Credibility
Empathy
Seduction
Innovation
Status
Differentiation
Superiority
0
50
100
Brand Power Recap
Brand A Category benchmark
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
89.9
63.1
76.7
63.0
48.6
27.1
17.5
6.1
50.9
80.4
46.3
70.5
45.7
39.7
22.919.1
4.2
40.1
CONSUMER LIFELINEBrand B Category benchmark
KEEPING CHANGING3
TOUCH POINTSWHICH
DEEP KNOWLEDGE on how to use touch points in a smart way.
ONLY MEANINGFUL channels
STRATEGIC THINKINGtouch points analyzed
per task, not per category
Discover (15) eNgage (13) Act (12)
• Ads in social media• Ambient OOH• Banner ads• Cinema ad• FLP ads• Magazines ads• Mobile ad• Newspaper ad• Online video ads• OOH ad in public transport• Radio ads• Special offers in media• Street poster ad• TV ad• Product placement TV
• Brand content in mag• Brand content newsp• Brand page on FB• Brand website• Reco by experts• Reco by media editorial• Smartphone apps • Sponsored events• Sponsored radio progr• Sponsored TV program• Sponsored website sections• Branded TV programme• Radio editorial
• Addressed (e)mail• Branded shops• Flyers or brochures• Free samples• In store ads• POS ad• Reco by friends or relatives• Search engines• Shared brand content• SMS ads/offers• Social media conversations• Special POS offer
Paid media (24) Owned touchpoints (9) Earned communication (7)
• Addressed (e)mail• Ads in social media• Ambient OOH• Banner ads• Brand content in mag• Brand content newsp• Cinema ad• FLP ads• Magazines ads• Mobile ad• Newspaper ad• Online video ads• OOH ad in public transport• POS ad
• Radio ads• SMS ads/offers• Special offers in media• Sponsored radio progr• Sponsored TV program• Sponsored website
sections• Street poster ad• TV ad• Product placement TV• Branded TV programme
• Brand page on FB• Brand website• Branded shops• Flyers or brochures• Free samples• In store ads• Smartphone apps • Special POS offer• Sponsored events
• Reco by experts• Reco by friends or
relatives• Reco by media editorial• Search engines• Shared brand content• Social media conversations• Radio editorial
Direct contact with consumerswhich touchpoints are best ?
Brand’s exclusive shop (e.g. Nike Town)
Smartphone apps developed by the brand
Brand’s website
Special offers at points of sale
Distributing free samples
5 6 7 8
<35 years
Consumers’ conversations about the brand (forums, Facebook, etc.)
Special offers at points of sale
Brand’s website
Brand’s exclusive shop (e.g. Nike Town)
Distributing free samples
5 6 7 8
35+ years
Correspondence analysisAxis 1 = 52%; axis 2 = 12%
KEEPING CHANGING4
TOUCH POINTSHOW
FAIR PICTURE of touch points,traditional media versus other channels
STANDARDIZED survey with a
frequency question
TRADITIONAL MEDIA NOT SO BAD after all as balance between
reach and communication tasks
Typical mass media positioning
Mapping
Reach
Communication task(s)
Sweet spot: Reach +, differenciation +
Second best:Reach +, differenciation -
Second bestReach -, differenciation +
Reach -, differenciation -
KEEPING CHANGING5
GOING BEYOND
“SIMPLE” TOUCH POINTS SURVEY for our clients
MARKET LEVEL LEARNINGS
that legitimize media investments in
Belgium
0-20 21-40 41-60 61-80 >800
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
0
5
10
15
20
25Index resilience Share of investment %Resilience index percentiles
Collateral effect: proving that media investments make brands stronger
CHALLENGE TO TRANSFORM& THINK ZERO-BASED
(including on keeping the invariants )
How to connect ?
“You want more and you want it fast”
David BowieRebel, rebel