traditional media's impact on search behavior

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Cross-channel advertising has grown tremendously in recent years as a means to better reach consumers. Television and the internet as well as other channels are used in conjunction to market products. This study attempts to determine the effects of television advertising and its impact on consumer search behavior. More specifically, how search behavior is affected by exposure to television advertising. Actual data over a period of 78 weeks from a large Canadian company is employed. The analysis examines how advertising exposure and expenditure impacts search behavior for the company’s brand.

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Traditional Media’s Impact on Search Behavior

Nectarios Economakis

What makes people search for your brand?

Traditional Media is ugh…not dead!

Background

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98% of Canadians Visited a Search Engine Last Month

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Online Advertising Spending

Online Advertising Spending

Why?

Case study

Day 1 – Search Campaign Started

Day 7 – Results are Remarkable

Day 14 – All Other Media are Shut Off

Day 21 – Search Results Go Down the Toilet

Literature

Exposure

Reception

Persuasion

Retention

Behavior

"I know that half of my advertising doesn't work. The problem is, I don't know which half." 

John Wanamaker

New Research

Television Advertising

Radio Advertising

Online Advertising

Total Advertising

Consumer

Branded Searches

Data Collection

Statistics!

Analysis

Results

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Immediate E ff ect

Adjustment Period

Permanent E ff ect

Short Term Lift!

What was most significant?

Channel Tested Significant?T otal Marketing S pend Y esT otal Marketing Impressions Y esT elevision Impressions Y esR adio Impressions N oOnline Display Impressions Y esOrganic C licks N oS ite S ales N o

Implications

Online advertising has a pronounced effect on brand searching behavior

Traditional channels’ effect can not be ignored

Opportunity to provide additional information /

incentive

Message should remain consistent

Limitations

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