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The KBH CompendiumCompendium: a collection of concise but detailed information about a particular subject, especially in a book or other publication
Index
About KBH On-Train Media 3
On-Train Media In Summary 23
On-Train Purchase Patterns 21
What Traincards Deliver 18
KBH Product Portfolio 13
KBH Audience 6
Adding Audience 9
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About KBH On-Train MediaOn-train media is a unique channel enabling advertisers to communicate directly with affluent, timepoor, hyper-connected, highly influential in-touch train travellers.
With the highest dwell time in out-of-home advertising, Traincards reach commuters during key periods of ‘smart boredom’, when they’re motivated to tick items off their personal and professional ‘to-do’ lists. As a result, Traincards are able to influence these activities.
All the reasons ‘why Traincards’ are brought together in one place in this KBHCompendium. It’s a one-stop-shop for anyone in the business of planning andbuying advertising campaigns to understand how Traincards make things happen and what they add to other media opportunities.
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KBH Traincardnetwork coverage
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65,000Traincard spaces
Average frequency over two weeks = 7source ORR/TGI
Average journey time 40 minutes; 39% have a journey longer than thatsource Dipsticks
Average frequency over four weeks = 12source ORR/TGI
4.8 millionKBH ‘Commuters’
source TGI 2019 Q2
6 millionindividual passengers every two weeks
source TGI 2019 Q2
7 millionindividual passengers every four weeks
source TGI 2019 Q2
42 millionpassenger journeys every two weeks
source ORR Yearbook 2018/19
1.3 billionannual passenger journeys
source ORR Yearbook 2018/19
15 train lines11 train operatingcompanies
8,000carriages
KBH On-Train Media by numbers
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KBH audience(TGI Q3 2019)
Demographic Percentage of audience Index vs KBH region average Number of individuals
Male 51% 104 5.5 million
Female 49% 96 5.2 million
18-34 29% 103 3.1 million
Working full time 43% 115 4.6 million
ABC1 68% 117 7.2 million
AB 36% 126 3.8 million
Demographic Percentage of audience Index vs KBH region average Number of individuals
Male 56% 114 2.6 million
Female 44% 87 2.1 million
18-34 36% 126 1.7 million
Working full time 49% 131 2.3 million
ABC1 67% 116 3.2 million
AB 38% 133 1.8 million
Rail users:
Frequent rail users:
Audience demographic make-up
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% of each media channel’saudience aged 18-34
45%40%35%30%25%20%15%10%
5%0%
40.3%37.7%
18.0%21.5%
10.8%
19.9%
36.0%
Inside trains - seen in
last week
20+ hrs internet
past week
Read 3+ magazines per month
Read newspaper
daily
Listen toradio 1+
times per week
Watch20+ hrs TV per week
Cinema 1+ times per
month
% of each media channel’s audienceworking full time (30+ hours per week)
45%40%35%30%25%20%15%10%
5%0%
45.1%
52.1%
31.2%
40.8%
27.3%30.2%
42.1%
Inside trains - seen in
last week
20+ hrs internet
past week
Read 3+ magazines per month
Read newspaper
daily
Listen toradio 1+
times per week
Watch20+ hrs TV per week
Cinema 1+ times per
month
Inside trains - seen in
last week
20+ hrs internet
past week
Read 3+ magazines per month
Read newspaper
daily
Listen toradio 1+
times per week
Watch20+ hrs TV per week
Cinema 1+ times per
month
% of each media channel’saudience who are AB
45%40%35%30%25%20%15%10%
5%0%
35.1%38.7%
23.9%
32.5% 33.9% 34.5%32.0%
% of each media channel’saudience who are ABC1
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
64.7% 69.3%
54.0%61.9% 61.8% 62.4%
59.7%
Inside trains - seen in
last week
20+ hrs internet
past week
Read 3+ magazines per month
Read newspaper
daily
Listen toradio 1+
times per week
Watch20+ hrs TV per week
Cinema 1+ times per
month
All media audiences: demographic comparisonMedia audiences are comprised of different demographic groups in varying quantities.This is a handy reference guide to some of the most sought-after.
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OOH media audiences: demographic comparison
45%
% of each OOH format’saudience aged 18-34
40.3%
34.1%
31.7%
31.5%
35.8%
38.7%
30.3%
29.4%
36.2%
28.3%
0% 20%10% 30%5% 25%15% 35% 40%
Inside trains
Inside Tubes
Digital 6s
Billboards
Street furniture
Buses (exterior)
Taxis (exterior)
Airport ads
Ads on stations / platforms
Shopping centre /supermarket ads
45%
% of each OOH format’s audienceworking full time (30+ hours per week)
45.1%
45.1%
41.6%
37.7%
44.0%
46.3%
40.6%
39.8%
45.4%
44.9%
0% 20%10% 30%5% 25%15% 35% 40%
Inside trains
Inside Tubes
Digital 6s
Billboards
Street furniture
Buses (exterior)
Taxis (exterior)
Airport ads
Ads on stations / platforms
Shopping centre /supermarket ads
45%
% of each OOH format’saudience who are AB
35.1%
29.2%
28.7%
31.7%
34.5%
35.8%
30.4%
28.8%
34.9%
29.2%
0% 20%10% 30%5% 25%15% 35% 40%
Inside trains
Inside Tubes
Digital 6s
Billboards
Street furniture
Buses (exterior)
Taxis (exterior)
Airport ads
Ads on stations / platforms
Shopping centre /supermarket ads
% of each OOH format’saudience who are ABC1
64.7%
66.1%
58.2%
59.4%
58.4%
57.7%
59.8%
63.6%
63.7%
58.3%
0% 40% 50% 60% 70%20%10% 30%
Inside trains
Inside Tubes
Digital 6s
Billboards
Street furniture
Buses (exterior)
Taxis (exterior)
Airport ads
Ads on stations / platforms
Shopping centre /supermarket ads
Source: TGI, seen advertising on particular format in past week
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The audience Traincards add to other mediaAdding audience
Been tocinema:
1,920,000
+ Traincards:5,080,000
Added audience
+165%
Read 3+ magazinesa month:
3,930,000
+ Traincards:6,892,000
Added audience
+75%
Watch 20+hoursof TV:
12,322,000
+ Traincards:14,602,000
Added audience
+19%
Spend 20+ hourson the internet:
11,951,000
+ Traincards:13,624,000
Added audience
+14%
Read 3+newspapers:10,700,000
+ Traincards:12,533,000
Added audience
+17%
Listen to radio once a day:14,095,000
+ Traincards:15,752,000
Added audience
+12%Source: KBH region; weekly unless otherwise stated; TGI
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The audience Traincards add to other OOH media
Source: Route November 2019; London and South East and Anglia regions; digital share of time set to default
Network % increase cover % increase impacts
200 LSE rail D6s 33% 59%200 Underground D6s 153% 116%20 LSE Transvisions 206% 201%4,400 Tube Car Panels 35% 70%6,600 Tube Car Panels 29% 47%9,900 Tube Car Panels 25% 31%
Network % increase cover % increase impacts
200 LSE rail D6s 28% 39%200 Underground D6s 136% 76%20 LSE Transvisions 179% 132%4,400 Tube Car Panels 31% 46%6,600 Tube Car Panels 26% 31%9,900 Tube Car Panels 23% 20%
9,000 Traincards:All adults
6,000 Traincards:
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200 LSE Rail D6s
Source: Route November 2019; London and South East and Anglia regions; digital share of time set to default
MaleFemale ABC118-34
MaleFemale ABC118-34
31%36%29%33%
26%30%25%28%
57%61%58%53%
37%41%38%35%
% increase cover
% increase cover
% increaseimpressions
% increaseimpressions
9,000 Traincards:
6,000 Traincards:
20 LSE Transvisions
MaleFemale ABC118-34
MaleFemale ABC118-34
188%229%182%203%
164%198%159%180%
192%213%196%186%
125%141%128%123%
% increase cover
% increase cover
% increaseimpressions
% increaseimpressions
9,000 Traincards:
6,000 Traincards:
200 Underground D6s
MaleFemale ABC118-34
MaleFemale ABC118-34
152%154%158%128%
135%136%141%116%
119%112%129%93%
77%75%85%61%
% increase cover
% increase cover
% increaseimpressions
% increaseimpressions
9,000 Traincards:
6,000 Traincards:
The audience Traincards add to other OOH mediaBy demographic
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4,400 Tube Car Panels
Source: Route November 2019; London and South East and Anglia regions; digital share of time set to default
MaleFemale ABC118-34
MaleFemale ABC118-34
36%33%37%30%
32%30%32%27%
74%65%79%58%
48%43%52%39%
% increase cover
% increase cover
% increaseimpressions
% increaseimpressions
9,000 Traincards:
6,000 Traincards:
9,900 Tube Car Panels
MaleFemale ABC118-34
MaleFemale ABC118-34
26%24%27%22%
23%22%24%20%
33%29%35%26%
21%19%23%17%
% increase cover
% increase cover
% increaseimpressions
% increaseimpressions
9,000 Traincards:
6,000 Traincards:
6,600 Tube Car Panels
MaleFemale ABC118-34
MaleFemale ABC118-34
30%28%31%25%
27%25%27%23%
50%43%53%39%
32%29%35%26%
% increase cover
% increase cover
% increaseimpressions
% increaseimpressions
9,000 Traincards:
6,000 Traincards:
The audience Traincards add to other OOH mediaBy demographic
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Traincard network packKBH’s full Traincard network reaches six million in-touch train travellers every two weeks. It covers aroundseven in ten UK passenger journeys and over nine in ten London termini-bound passenger journeys. It provides cost-effective broadcast coverage and access to an audience who are open to distraction, seeking inspiration, and during their journey have the time and the connectivity to act immediately on ad prompts.
KBH product portfolio
Passenger numbers correct as of October 2019
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Line by line networksLine-by-line networks deliver coverage and frequency of a region-specific brand, product or service. They concentrate a message in the right geographical location for effective targeting and activation, at scale andwithout wastage.
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AirportExpress networksKBH Traincards cover Gatwick Express and Stansted Express rail services, providing a route to reach business and leisure travellers with specific messages at either end of their trip away.
Overall, rail is the second most popular method of travel to the airport for people living in the KBH region. 48% of people say they have travelled to the airport by rail vs 49% who have travelled there by car.
56% of those travelling to Gatwick and 41% of those travelling to Stansted use the train. Rail is the most popular wayto access Gatwick airport.
Source: Dipsticks
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KBH Creative SolutionsKBH Creative Solutions can transform a train into a vehicle for imaginative advertising. With both bespoke and off-the-shelf advertising opportunities available, advertiserscan disrupt the expectations of affluent, ad-receptive rail commuters, immersing themin brand messaging.
Getting on board’s no longer a big commitment. Shorter-term campaign durations are available, and all costs are production inclusive unless otherwise stated.
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KBH Metro packThe Metro pack concentrates on the heart of London,and the most commonly-commuted routes.
It reaches a spend-ready, tech-savvy London commuter audience at the start and end of their working day, providing brands inall advertiser categories with an out-of-home opportunity togain cut-through amongst target audiences in CentralLondon, when they’re open to act on ad messagesand have the time and the connectivity to do so.
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What Traincards deliverTraincard network reach, frequency and impacts (per two weeks)
Panel nos Audience reached (000s) Frequency Impacts (000s) CPT
2,000 2,192 6.3 13,810 £1.88
6,000 6,446 6.3 40,610 £1.63
9,000 6,446 9.5 61,237 £1.47
12,000 6,446 12.6 81,220 £1.33
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Traincards and branding94% notice Traincard advertising… 34% frequently
Those that recalled Traincards are 92% more likely to agree that they would consider the product, compared to those that did not recall Traincards
39% have talked to someone (either in person or via connected channel) about something seen advertised on board a train - +17%
56% have researched something seen advertised on board a train - +18%(Source: Dipsticks)
Traincards and activation62% have followed up on a Traincard ad in some way
Those who frequently notice on-train advertising are 59% more likely to make a purchase on the train than those who do not
33% have bought something seen advertised onboard a train - +38%(Source: Dipsticks)
Commuters contribute at least £2.6 billion a yearto the retail economy – that’s £1 in every £25 spent online; £28.19 per transaction average; £4.87 every day they commute
Smart boredom‘Smart boredom’ is using smart devices to transformpreviously-unoccupied time into points of productivity.
The on-train environment is perfect for advertisers to benefitfrom the smart boredom phenomenon. Traincards drive brand awareness and activation by providing inspiration for ways tofill those smart boredom moments.
enjoy browsing forproducts on the train
don’t feel time pressuredboredom
convenience
free time
Source: Retail Economics
Motivations to shop online on the train
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Commuters’ on-traincategory purchasing behaviour“What types of products are you most likely to shop for while commuting on the train?”
36%
33%
27%
23%
19%16%14%
14%
12%
10%6%
clothing / footwear
books / music
electricals
food and grocery
other non-food
health and beauty
DIY / garden
homewares
furniture and flooring
none of these
toys
Source: Retail Economics
42% of 18-34s are likely to shop for clothing and footwear while travelling by train, making it significantly the most popular on-train shopping category for this age group.
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Purchase frequencyOn-train purchase patterns
51% of those who commute by train are classified as ‘active online commuting consumers’ – they shop online at least once a year while travelling by train.
Of these:
Shop online, on the train, at least once a month 51%
Shop online, on the train, at least once a fortnight 35%
Shop online, on the train, at least once a week 25%
Shop online, on the train, more than once a week 15%
Source: Retail Economics
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Activation examples - immediate• 76% have made an impulse fashion purchase by connected device as a result of advertising• 27% of those did this on the train / straight away• 47% of rail passengers watch TV or films while on the train• Of these, 12% do this daily, 42% a couple of times a week and 26% once a week (80% do so once a week or more)• 78% of these have pre-downloaded content before the journey to watch on the train• 55% of these have streamed content throughout their journey
Activation examples - longer-term1 in 10 of those who had seen Traincard advertising and agreed they were likely to consider the product / service as a result had used / bought it, when recontacted two weeks later.
Source: Dipsticks
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On-train media in summary
On-train mediaOn-train mediaTraincards
Smart boredom solutionsResearch
Purchase
TalkabilityAwareness
Activation
BrandingEffective
Proven
Connectivity
Recall
SalesAffluence Coverage
Scale
Line-by-line
CreativityTargeting
Broadcast
Network
Addition
Audience
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