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18 April 2018
Innovative neuroinsights for advertising
Aleksandar SimicBusiness Development
EyeSee 1
18 April 2018 EyeSee 2
Table of content
1. Why neuroinsights research?
2. Examples
3. Capabilities
4. TVC testing
5. Online video ads
6. Social media advertising
7. Mobile ad testing
8. Predicting power of neuroinsights
The synergy between technology and market research:EyeSee combines both predictive power and fast/cost effective
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Low predictive power
Conventional neuro/behavioral methods:• Eye tracking• MRI, EEG,….• In-store• …
Online neuro/behavioral methods:• Online eye tracking• Facial coding• Virtual shopping• …
Conventional methods:
• Online surveys• Focus groups• In-depth interviews• ….
EyeSee’s unique position
Predictive power of neuromarketing
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Eye tracking: 10% increase in product visibility results in 2% increase in sales.
Facial coding:FC predicts viral potential of online videos 2 times better than surveys.
Virtual shopping:Virtual shopping has a correlation of 0.8-0.95 with real purchase behavior.
Which ad would you publish?
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Advert A Advert B
26% more respondents look at the main message and 200% more at brand & product in Ad A
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Less attention More attention
% Seen Ad A Ad B Ad A/B
1. Main Message 78% 62% +26%
2. Brand & Product 36% 12% +200%
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Advert A Advert B
Measure efficiency:28% more respondents look at the left ad!
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56%of the readers looked at the ad
44%of the readers looked at the ad
Test and improve
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57%of the readers looked at the ad
86%of the readers lookedat the ad
Test and improve:70% do not see the main area in the advert!
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57%of the readers looked at the ad
86%of the readers lookedat the ad
30%
EyeSee’s eye tracking and facial coding platform
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EyeSee’s virtual shopping
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Eye tracking to understand visibility and attention
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Example virtual shopping:Select product(s) to put in basket
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Next shelf
In basket: 0 (Max.20)
Example virtual shopping: High resolution product pops up, select #, add to cart
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Pedigree Markies
Quantity: 1< In cart Cancel
In basket: 0 (Max.20)
The vision: integrate accessible behavioral insights
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future
Retail analytics
3/2016
Virtual shop platform +Response time measurement
3/2014
Online Facial coding
⁰2013
Online eye tracking+ Survey
6/2015
Interactive shelf platform
Remote UX platform
12/2014
Time & cost intense
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Hardware + software
> 25K
Organize focus groups
Plan and call Transport to facility Reward
Special glasses or camera Software
Instruct and follow Test and analyze
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But what if…
You could upload stimuli on a platform…
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send the stimuli to respondents (at home)…
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track their eyes with their webcam…
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…and receive the results within a few days
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Fast, cost effective and end2end solution
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The eye tracking survey is launched within a day. Next respondents are recruited online – via global panel suppliers – and their eyes are tracked with their PC and webcam. Insights are delivered within a few days.
Quick turnaround of (global) studies
Cost effective
Our recruitment costs are a factor 2 lower and our operational processes are more efficient than conventional eye tracking. Our price is typically 2 times lower than conventional studies.
Focus on behavior,↑ predictive power
Most decisions are made subconsciously. While most researchers use conscious measurements only, combining them with implicit methods provides much more reliable insights.
EyeSee’s benchmarking across industries
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+400 designs tested
+100websites tested
+400 ads tested
• +200 brands• +50 categories• Stimuli: package, planogram,
point of sale (POS)
• +50 brands• +15 industries• Stimuli: TVC, print + OOH,
online ads
• +30 brands• +25 categories • Stimuli: websites
EyeSee’s database (past 3 years)
MarComms insights Digital insights Shopper insights
EyeSee’s 5 year track record
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1/2 400k 2nd90%
Of top 30 FMCG is working with EyeSee
Of our clients are recurring
Biggest behavioral insights team worldwide
Some of our awards
“20 Most Promising CPG Tech Solution Providers 2017”
Flanders’ future tech top 10
One of the most innovative companies in EU
5th Best Belgian Technology Company
Eye tracked people in last 2 years
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EyeSee in the advertising world
Why eye tracking in ad testing?
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Source: Decoded: The Science Behind Why We Buy, Phil Barden
• Ad in popular magazines:• Ad in trade journals:• Poster:• Mailing: • Banner ad:
… however, it varies based on the creative
Average time looking at advertisements
1.7s3.2s1.5s2s1s
Effective advertising framework = Attention + Emotion + Inspiration
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Will people SEE the advertisement?
Will the ad evoke EMOTIONS?
Will people be INSPIRED by (and recall) the ad?
Will it increase SALES?
QuestionnaireEye tracking Facial coding
Prediction of advertisement’s success
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65%correct
That is only 15% better than flipping a coin
EyeSee combines implicit methods with traditional research
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IMPLICITtesting subconscious behavior
EXPLICITtesting conscious behavior +
Conventional surveys Behavioral methods
85%correct
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On marketing budget of $300Mn, that’s $60Mn better
EyeSee in the advertising world
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Social media advertising
Mobile based ad testing
Online video ads
TVCtesting
Some things have changed since ‘60-’70s…
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Living room in 60s-70s Today….
Other things have not been changed….
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People can’t articulate their feelings well
Other biases: social confirmation, bias blind spot…
But the importance of the errors has….
People don’t always tell the truth
Combination of attention with emotional reaction
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Eye Tracking Survey moduleFacial coding
When the consumer sees brand, logo or product within an ad?
What is viewer’s emotional reaction to that content?
How do consumers evaluate your advertisement?
Turkish Airlines ads – Kobe and Messi
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Legends on Board Selfie Shootout
Combination attention + emotion = unique
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Combination attention + emotion = unique
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The Legends on Board ad is performing better than the Selfie Shootout ad
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
1 6 11 16 21 26 31 36 41 46 51 56 61
Legends on Board2
Selfie Shootout
Positive emotion
Neutral (50)
Negative emotion
Emotion-triggers scenes
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Legends on Board
Winning- scene! This intimate moment between the big cat and the famous NBA player brought very positive engagement of our respondents.
Selfie Shootout
7.sec 10.sec 17.sec 23.sec 28.sec
52.2 52.1 52.6 58.3 58.4Mood Time
3.sec 10.Sec 16.sec 19.sec 24.sec50.6 48.6 52.1 52.6 61.3
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Mood Time
EyeSee Facial Coding Example Report by EyeSee, March 2014
Emotion-triggers scenes
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Kobe`s big smile brings skyrocketing value of happiness to viewers
Kobe strikes again! This funny scene definitely puts a smile on our respondents faces.
34.sec 37.Sec 40.Sec 50.sec 59.sec
57.4 62.3 60.3 64.5 60.6
26.sec 31.Sec 36.sec 46.sec 53.sec60.7 58.2 55.2 60.1 56.4
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Legends on Board
Mood Time
Mood Time
Selfie Shootout
EyeSee Facial Coding Example Report by EyeSee, March 2014
Is your brand noticed in highly engaging scenes or not?
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High brand visibility, low engagement Low brand visibility,
High engagement
Low brand visibility, Low engagement
EyeSee in the advertising world
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Social media advertising
Mobile based ad testing
Online video ads
TVCtesting
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Can subconscious measurements predict better viral activities than conscious measurements?
So we tested…
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+50Online videos
+1.5kRespondents
Facial coding & survey
Facial coding predicts online behavior better than traditional survey
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23%
45%
Survey Facial coding
Source: IWT grant study EyeSee 2016
Explains viral activities(number of shares, likes and comments on social networks)
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EyeSee case study
http://eyesee-research.com/blog/want-go-viral-use-facial-coding/1500 respondents50 online commercials of the biggest brands
EyeSee in the advertising world
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Social media advertising
Mobile based ad testing
Online video ads
TVCtesting
Case study 1: Adding logo to the ad increases purchase intent
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40%34%
29%23%
14% 14%
Prompted Recall Spontaneous Recall
Logo in the upper left corner
Logo in the upper right corner
Logo in the lower right corner
• Ad which has a combination of brand name and logo embedded has somewhat better sales scores than other ad variations.
• Based on the cereals category.
Case study 2:Ads emphasizing Giving perform better than Family group
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Source: Twitter / EyeSee Internal Study, 2017
Humans No humans
Free shipping Non Free Shipping
Product focus No product focus
Family Giving
Case study 3: Ads in relevant context boost ad impact
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+24%
Emotional connection
% of people with facial expressions
+42%
Stopping power
Time spentlooking at the ad
+7%
Visibility of ad
Percentage of usersthat saw the ad
+26%
Call for action
% of people who plan to take action
Source: Twitter / EyeSee Internal Study, 2016
Ad in contextAd in different
context
7.2s
5.6s
6.2s
2.9s
Example of eye tracking heat maps,average time spent looking at the ad
Case study 4: Clear branding & subtitles lead to higher ad recall
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Clear branding Unclear branding Unclear branding with subtitle
40%
31% 31%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
Case study 5: 4-second videos have the highest unaided ad recall (42%) but 3 seconds is what counts
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42%
55% 55%
60%
72%
Unaided Ad Recall (Δ)
3 sec 6 sec 15+ sec1 sec 4 sec
Recall Metrics by Time Exposed on Twitter (at 100% in View)
Source — IPG Media Lab, research partnership with IPG, Comparative Video Analysis, 2016, US. Control n=400, 1 sec n=241, 3 sec n=212, 4 sec n=175, 6 sec = 138, 15+ sec n=49. All Unaided and Aided test-control deltas are significant at 3 seconds
Meaningful
Learnings:Branded emojis HYPERCHARGE ads’ performance
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Source: https://marketing.twitter.com/na/en/insights/best-practices-for-supercharging-campaigns-with-branded-emojis.html
Emotionalconnectionvideo ads1
6xincrease
Median amount generated byearned media
+5.3Mearned media impressions
Compared to the earned media
baseline
420%increase
Discoveringand using
new emojis
80%enjoy
Amount ofattention
ads receive
10%increase
EyeSee in the advertising world
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Social media advertising
Mobile-based ad testing
Online video ads
TVCtesting
Platform for tailor-made social media timelines
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• New mobile solution for creating and testing tailor-made Twitter and Facebook timelines.
• The main goal of CMS is to provide insights on post/ad performance in different online environments.
What it is
About tailor-made timelines
• Timelines are developed in order to have the “same look and feel” as real social media environments.
• Timelines are interactive, mobile friendly, based on real timelines and easy to use.
• Timelines can include unlimited number of tweets/Facebook posts.
• Client partners with EyeSee in creating the testing environment –timelines.
EyeSee offers you a user-friendly, mobile based solution
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No app installation
No log in details
Browser based
1. Receives a link
2. Exposure to timelines
3. Survey module.
Mobile/tablet based testing compatible with Android, iOS and Windows OS
1 2 3
How it works?
Distinguished features
4
Easy to use
EyeSee in the advertising world
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Social media advertising
Mobile based ad testing
Online video ads
TVCtesting
To sum up: The impact of each method
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Method How it’s analyzed Impact
SurveyCan the ad stand out from clutter:
Percentage of people that saw the adPrediction power
65%1
AttentionIs the ad relevant for the audience:
Number of seconds users look at adPrediction power
66%2
Emotional reaction Emotions are linked with behavioral change:
Percentage of people expressing an emotionPrediction power
66%3
Virtual shopping*Will the ad drive performance on shelf:
increase in % of shoppers and market share80% correlation with
market share4
Evaluation of ad’s individual performance from exposure to behavioral impact. The results should be regarded in the context of a campaign(s) and competition activity. 85%
Main KPIs measured by EyeSee
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Virtual shopping
✓ Total sales✓ Volume bought✓ Virtual market share✓ Category growth ✓ Consideration:
number of respondents considering “X”
Click tracking
✓ Click maps
✓ Average number of
clicks to the area
✓ Average number of
clicks per person
✓ Average number of
people that skip the
content
Web navigation
✓ Navigation paths
✓ Success rate of
completing the task
✓ Time to find “X”
✓ Number of pages to
complete the task
✓ Drop out rate
Facial coding
✓ Emotional engagement:
% of people that
reacted /second
✓ Split/emotions: 6 basic
emotions
✓ Positive reach: % with
positive reaction
✓ Negative reach: % with
negative reaction
Eye tracking
✓ Visibility: % seen✓ Attention: seconds
spent looking at✓ Attraction: time to see✓ General gaze pattern✓ First seen element
Partnership with one of the largest panels in the world (GMI Lightspeed) enables us to incorporate external
pixel tracking information in the panel base and recruit qualified audience for a specific purpose (US).
EyeSee’s scope
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✓Online (video) ads
✓Outdoor Ads
✓Print Ads
✓TV commercial
✓Direct Marketing
✓Event marketing
✓Circulars
MarCommsInsights
✓Ecommerce
✓Web Pages
✓Social Media
✓Newsletter
✓E-mails
DigitalInsights
✓Packaging Studies
✓Shelf Studies
✓Planogram
✓Display/SRP
✓POS Material
✓Virtual Reality
✓Decision trees
ShopperInsights
✓Opportunities
✓New product introduction
✓Market expansion
✓Touch-point
✓Brand health
Innovation & Strategy
What our clients have to say about us
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“Exceeded expectations in terms of insight. We were careful in the beginning as you were new, but WOW”. -GSK
“EyeSee confirmed our intuition, this collaboration was a great learning experience”. -Gucci
“Very happy about tech setup, quality of the virtual shopping, insights are very clear, recommendations impeccable”.-Nestle
“5 star delivery! Very professional and helpful. Normally I always have complaints but you guys rock”! -UEFA
“We look forward to collaborate further with you and will share the deck internally with our teams”. -Twitter
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Maximize marketing impact with EyeSeeinnovative neuro-insight agency
Aleksandar SimicBusiness Development
[email protected] https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleksandarsashasimic