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Group members Ovais Amil Hamza Bakhtiar Yasir We will discuss : What is clutter How much clutter Impact of clutter Fight clutter

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Group members

Ovais

Amil

Hamza

Bakhtiar

Yasir

We will discuss :

What is clutter

How much clutter

Impact of clutter

Fight clutter

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Clutter Breaking

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What is Clutter

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Video

Audio

Games

Video

Audio

Games

Past Present

Predictions and reality

Multiple and converging platforms…

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Clutter Defined

• What is clutter –

• Clutter is any non-programming (content) material which could be commercials/ads, program announcements (promos), station announcements.

• Clutter in Outdoor (Billboards, Signage, Transit etc.)

“Clutter is too many messages being given out to a viewer at the same time”

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Why….!!!

• Number of channels increased since last years, national as well as foreign

• Wide range of program selection

• Channel zapping• Longer commercial

breaks –

Fawad HussainGeneral ManagerMindshare Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd

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How much clutter

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No Of Ads on Pakistani Channels

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GEO PTV ARY Indus PTVW

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510,300 ads in last year –1398 ads were aired daily

1340 X 7 days = 9800 weekly

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Clutter – Commercial minutes per hour

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How much clutter

Medium Ads Content AD:ContentPTV

Primetime

30 min 45 min 40:60

Jang (Sun) FP,BP, Pg2, Pg11

1082 CCM 646 CCM 63:37

Jang (Mon) FP,BP, Pg2, Pg11

453 CCM 1275 CCM 25:75

Dawn (Sun) FP,BP, Pg2, Pg15

504 CCM 1275 CCM 29:71

Dawn (Mon) FP,BP, Pg2, Pg15

492 CCM 1275 CCM 28:72

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Above 800 < 150150 - 399300 - 749

Clutter – the viewers perspective

(Almost 5% of entire placement)

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Impact of Clutter

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Pakistani Consumer Behavior During Ad Breaks

Watch Ads, 70%

Others, 6%

Change Channels,

14%

Walk Away, 10%

Mute, Turn to other tasks,Talk to others

Source: Pakistan Advertisers Society Media Habits Survey ( Urban Pakistan)

1999

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Pakistani Consumer Behavior During Ad Breaks

Watch Ads, 35%

Others, 65%

MSP Estimate

2004

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Viewership drops with increase in commercials

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Clutter – Position in Break

020406080

100120140160180

1st spot 1 of thefirst 3

middle 1 of the last3

Last Spot

Average for allAds = 100

60% better recall thanthe average level

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Clutter – impact of competitive ads

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35% less effective

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Answer: A Resounding Yes

• Studies show that clutter degrades the television environment

• Overload - decreases in brand recall, brand recognition, ad liking, ad content recall

• Interference - miscommunication, brand confusion

• Especially a problem for new brands, unfamiliar brands and low involvement categories

• Longer breaks pose a greater problem

• Competitive clutter is the worst culprit

• Position in breaks can have an impact on recall

Clutter – summary

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So how to fight Clutter ??

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What should creative agencies do

• Brand will increasingly become content.& content will become brand. (Mercedez)

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What Creative Agencies Need to do ( cont’ d )

• This ad is using an extremely good pulling power which forces viewers to watch this ad again and again. Originality ( !dea )

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What should creative agencies do ( cont’ d )

• Brand messages will be selected rather than passively accepted (corolla) depicts worthiness of Toyota which never breaks

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What should creative agencies do ( cont’ d )

• Creative will need to engage rather than just be memorable (overwork)

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What should creative agencies do ( cont’ d )

• Through creative art we can generate interest in our brand (SXL).

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What should creative agencies do ( cont’ d )

• Focus will shift to making ads that appeal to the viewer rather than just acting as a vehicle for carrying a brand message (good slice of life)(kinley)

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• TV brand communications will increasingly be consumed at the discretion of the viewer

• In the past, communications have been supported by the content but now they need to stand alone

• MindShare’s global qualitative youth studies indicate that opinion forming 16 - 19s are all claiming to watch less TV nowadays. They are into Movies, Malls, Mobiles.

What should creative agencies do

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How Should Media Take Care Of Clutter

• Place an upper limit on the number of ads appearing in programs/print publications

• Increase the rates. Its time for all channels to further increase the advertising rates.

• Policies on disallowing the broadcast of ads for competing brands within a break.

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How should Marketers Cut Through

• A brand should not place spots in ad breaks containing directly competitive brands.

• Negotiate for greater protection from competitive clutter

• Air commercials at the same time on a number of channels.

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How should Marketers Cut Through

• Product Placement

• In order to connect with TV viewers develop a deeper relationship with the content supporting the brand message

• Innovative placements• Opening spot• Closing spot• Island spot

• Consider Branding/sponsorshipStation branding

Regular Advertising

Imp campaigns,launches/ relaunches

etc

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Product Placement

• In order to connect with TV viewers develop a deeper relationship with the content supporting the brand message

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Sponsorship

• Sponsorship of prog. can also assist in conveying our brand’s message

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Station Branding

• Brand the whole day, thus giving the effect of owning the channel

• Category exclusivity – thus no other conflicting or similar messages,

• E.g. Pepsi branding, no competition allowed to advertise, therefore the viewer only got an undisturbed message of Pepsi.

• The whole channel is reflecting the brand properties

LINKING

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What do we get in it:

• Break Bumper, Scrolls, logos Opening & closing 5-10 sec spot, announcing the opening and closing of the mid-break

• Break Bumpers

• Break bumper is the most visible part of the mid-break, people tend to switch the channel as soon as the break starts, therefore first short duration break bumper/ telop is sure to catch their eye

Station Branding

BREAK BUMPERS

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Break Bumper

• Lipton Tea Break

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Station Branding

• Scroll :– Subtle advertising,

message is displayed on the lower portion of the TV screen

• During a program, a 7-10 sec scroll runs on the lower half of the screen, this message is bound to get noticed as the viewer is watching the program and the scroll distracts the viewer to see

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Station Branding

• Packshot:– Reminder advertising, by

showing the logo/ packshot to the viewer.

• If a brand is being relaunched, or a packaging change, it is necessary to register the pack with the consumer. Therefore displaying the pack shot/ logo on the screen the new look is reinforced

• The pack is displayed usually on the right top corner

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PRINT Innovations

• Innovative placements

• Odd sized

– Different than usual size, make the simple creative standout

• Placements

– Unusual placements/ positions

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Print Innovations

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Print Innovations

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Print Innovations

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Print Innovation

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Teezar (Aur Aur…..)

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Print Innovations

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Cut Through & Reach Them ( 360˚ approach )

• TV• Press and Magazines• Radio• Outdoor• Sponsorship• Programming/Entertainment• Promotional material• Cinema• Phone• Mail• Catalogue• Point of Sale• Games• Public Access Kiosks• WWW/On-line

CustomerBrand

with consistent brand communications

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mails

print

radio

cinema

hunterstoilettes

TV Program

inscription

www.luxstar.tv

casting

alternative&

massive

media repercusiontrade

activitiesT

brings out the Star in

you

Sampling

Promotional Activities

Marketing Events

Sponsorship

POSPR

Alternative Channels

TraditionalMedia

tv subway

visibility

( IMC ) 360˚ – Example …… LUX

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BRANDED ASSETS:

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Creating experiences that bring a brand to life

A day in the life of your consumer

• At home• At work• On the Move• Shopping• Eating and drinking• Entertainment • Sport …

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Himalaya Beauty Salons

At home: Experiencing a service

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At Malls Experiencing a service

• During relaunch free trial ( Direct experience ) can plays decisive role and helpful for the awareness towards brand

like ……Sunsilk

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During education: Media is a captive vehicle

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On the Move: Using Media as the Medium

“ Stop! Don’t jump. If you have financial

problem, click www…….”

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Taking a break: Media is the message

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Keep The Fruit Fresh In Xinfei’s Refrigerator

While Shopping: The moment of truth

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On the Move: Adventure and Extreme sports thrill the consumers

Launch

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C h a n g e

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For all of us

Think Different

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Questions

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