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Confidential & Proprietary • Copyright © 2010 The Nielsen Company
PROJECT CIBOLA REPORTMedia effective measurement
March 17th , 2009
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Agenda
1. Research Objectives
2. Research Design
3. Executive Summary
4. Detail Findings
APPENDICES
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Business Objectives
• The results will be served as guideline for advertisers and marketers in order to maximize their media planning • The result will be use for GFM in strategic development ,
selecting locations, continue improve the effectiveness of advertising content on the channel• Increase broadcast capacity up to 80%•Measure the needs of new live-content technology (stock,
currency, weather….) to make decision on implementation
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Research Objectives
• Explore viewing habit and attention towards LCD ads vs. TV ads• Explore audience likeliness toward the LCD ads vs. TV ads • Measure the brand awareness /brand recognition from viewing the
LCD of Office building Channel • Measure the impact of purchasing power after watching Ads on LCD
vs. TV ads• Study and define target audience profile for future marketing purpose • Collect opinions from audiences regarding the live-content
technology on LCD implementation (real- in- time information stock/ currency/ gold/ weather….)• What category of content/ info that audience recall/ prefer to see on
LCD vs. TV
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Research Design
• Respondent criteria
– Male/ Female who work at the building at least 3 days per week for at least 3 months
– Age 22 - 60 years old
– Use lift at least 2 times/ day
– ABCD HIB
– Who aware of LCD-TV advertising media
• Interview methodology & timeline
– Exit interview from 1 Feb to 12 Feb
• Interview length
– 20-25 minutes
• Sampling
– From the buildings (commercial & apartment building) list of GFM channel, random choose out
buildings (700+ people visit/day) each city, at each building, random interview 10 people.
Interviewed n=400 in total (i.e., 250 people in HCM & 150 people in HN)
• FW period:
– 1 Feb to 12 Feb 2010
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Executive summary• HCM office workers are wealthier than HN’s. Personal income of HCM is 5.3 mil
while HN’s is 4.2 mil. • Over time, the LCD exposing incidence is increasing:
– From the lift taking frequency to the times watching LCD, except the average lift waiting time does not change.
– LCD at more channels are recognized and higher incidence of encountering per channel, esp. in HCM.
– Higher attention level to LCD at all channels.– Although LCD is ranked as the 2nd most frequently seen, 2nd most attention catching,
2nd most powerful to have influence on brand preference, 2nd most overall liked medium behind in-home TV, LCD actually has stronger association when it comes to direct comparison with in-home TV.
• Given more chance and pay more attention to the LCD, the viewers remain the liking to the channel for different reasons, ‘interesting content’ for HCM and ‘provide updated product info’ for HN. Among all channels, places that draw the most attention & influence purchase decision the most are office building & supermarket.
• Brands aired are recalled at higher level in HCM than HN. Consequently, the effect is stronger to HCM when people claim to buy many categories partly because of seeing ads on LCD. HCM also to has wider acceptance to more categories. However, HN people pay significantly higher attention to suppliers brand name.
• In general, majority of people from both cities has need of live info. The type of info office worker wants are daily news, store promotion, exchange rate & stock.
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Detailed Findings
–Overall picture
– Profile of target audiences
–Usage & Attitude toward LCD-TV
– Elevator usage and incidence of noticing LCD-TV
– Attitude toward LCD-TV
– Brand & product suitability
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25
48
23
13
1.5 - 3 millionOver 3 - 4.5 millionOver 4.5 - 7.5 millionOver 7.5 - 14.5 millionOver 15 million
General Respondents Profile
27
37
27
8A
B
C
D
6127
103
22-30
31-40
41-50
51-60
18
41
32
28
1.5 - 3 millionOver 3 - 4.5 millionOver 4.5 - 7.5 millionOver 7.5 - 14.5 millionOver 15 million
58
26
10
6
Complete University
Complete Highschool
SomeUniversity/Vocational
Lower education
Age - Total
Personal Income - HN
HIB - HCM
Personal Income - HCMEducation - Total
HIB - HN
Q5,10c,11,28Base: All respondents, Total (n=400) , HCM (n=250), HN (n=150)
Ave: 30.78
Ave: 5,273,000 Ave: 4,178,000
17
51
27
5A
B
C
D
Profile of target audience
Q1, Q2, Q10D, Q27, Q26, Q6, Q7Base: All respondents
Total HCM (A) HN (B) Total HCM (A) HN (B)
Base 400 250 150 300 200 100
Area
HCM 63 100 - 67 100 -
HN 37 - 100 33 - 100
Gender
Male 50 50 50 42 42 40
Female 50 50 50 58 58 60
Personal expenditure groups
0 - 1.5 million 28 22 37 A 26 20 39
Over 1.5 - 3 million 48 47 49 58 59 58
Over 3 - 4.5 million 22 28 B 12 10 14 3
Over 4.5 million 3 3 2 5 11 0
Marital Status
Single 43 42 43 56 66 B 38
Married 57 58 57 43 34 62 A
Occupation
Professional 2 2 2 2 4 B -
Technician 4 4 4 2 2 4
Executive/Upper Management 1 - 2 2 2 2
Middle Management 4 2 6 4 4 3
Clerical/Service Worker 91 93 B 86 90 89 91
Average working months 30 30 29
Ave working days / week 6 6 6
2010 2008
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Detailed Findings
–Overall picture
– Profile of target audiences
–Usage & Attitude toward LCD-TV
– Elevator usage and incidence of noticing LCD-TV
– Attitude toward LCD-TV
– Brand & product suitability
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Base: All respondents (HCM=250, HN=150) Y10. Q8 | Y08.Q13
Mean Y10
7.7 times
6.6 times
8
31
25
4
29
3
36
31
15
17
0 10 20 30 40
2-3 times
4-5 times
6-7 times
8-9 times
10 times or more
HCMC
HN
%
No. of times taking lift per day
Office workers in both city taking lift more often than they do 2 years ago, especially in HCM with approximately 8 times up & down.
Mean Y08
5.7 times
6.2 times
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14
42
12
11
20
39
19
15
7
22
0 10 20 30 40 50
1-2 times
3-4 times
5-7 times
8-10 times
10 times or more
HCM
HN
%
Incidence of WATCHING LCD when Waiting Lift
The increase in number of times taking lift leads to the increase in times watching LCD from 3 times in Y08 up to 5 times in Y10. 5 out of 8 times waiting for taking lift, people watch LCD.
Mean Y08
3.2 times
2.6 times
Base: All respondents (HCM=250, HN=150) Y10. Q13 | Y08.Q16
Mean Y10
5.3 times
5.0 times
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Mean Y10
1.4 min
1.7 min
Average longest waiting time:
HCM =2.9 min | HN=3.3 min
Average shortest waiting time:
HCM=0.8 min | HN =0.8 min
30
57
10
2
1
9
67
21
2
0
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
1 minutes or less
1-2 minutes
2-3 minutes
3-5 minutes
5 minutes orabove
HCM
HN
%
Claimed Average Waiting Time for a Single Trip
Through time, the common lift waiting time remains the same around 1.5 minutes. Even the longest and shortest waiting time has not changed.
Base: All respondents (HCM=250, HN=150) Y10. Q12 | Y08.Q14
Mean Y08
1.6 min
1.8 min
Average longest waiting time:
HCM =2.8 min | HN= 3.2 min
Average shortest waiting time:
HCM=0.7 min | HN = 0.8 min
Y10
Y08
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88
96
20
34
87
68
14
77
83
80
16
75
9
29
1
67
0 20 40 60 80 100
Other office buildings
Supermarkets
Apartments
Hotels
Department Stores
Airports
Hospitals
Ferry stationHCM (A)HN (B)
%
98
2
Yes
No
Q14, Q15
5.9B
3.3B
5.8
3.0B
2.8
1.9B
2.2B
1.8
Average times seen in past monthAverage times seen in past month
HN (B)HCM (A)HNHCM
Incidence of encountering LCD outside working building
LCD is penetrating into people’s life now, almost everyone encounter LCD outside. Except Apartments, more channels are recognized in HCM than HN’s and the average time see at each channel of HCM also higher than HN.
100
Yes
No
3.5
2.2
3.7
1.3
2.3
1.2
1.3
2.0
Base: who see LCD outside of their working building (HCM=246, HN=150)
B
A
B
B
B
B
B
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98
2
Yes
No
Y10
*
Incidence of encountering LCD outside working building – HCM (YOY)
Across time, there is a significant increase in incidence of encountering LCD across channels. HCM people pay more attention to LCD channels around which also leads to the increase in average times seeing LCD at those channels. Hot channels are supermarkets, office buildings and department stores.
Y10: Q14, Q15 | Y08. Q17, Q18
9
91
Yes
No
88
96
20
34
87
67
68
14
45
72
7
31
68
46
2
0 20 40 60 80 100
Other office buildings
Supermarkets
Apartments
Hotels
Department Stores
Airports
Hospitals
Ferry stationY10 (A)Y08 (B)
%
Average times seen in past monthAverage times seen in past month
Y10 Y08
5.9
3.3
5.8
3.0B
2.8
1.9
2.2B
1.8
4.5
3.6
5.1
1.8
2.8
1.9
1.5
0.0
Y08
Base: who see LCD outside of their working building (Y10=250, Y08=182)
B
B
B
B
B
B
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14
86
Yes
No
100
Yes
No
Y10 Y08
*
Incidence of encountering LCD outside working building – HN (YOY)
There is a significant increase of incidence of encountering LCD outside working building to HN office worker at 100%. However, the encountering incidence by channels do not increase much, except at Apartments and Hospitals.
77
83
80
16
75
9
29
1
73
76
3
7
87
22
0
0 20 40 60 80 100
Other office buildings
Supermarkets
Apartments
Hotels
Department Stores
Airports
Hospitals
Ferry stationY10 (A)Y08 (B)
%
Average times seen in past monthAverage times seen in past month
Y10 Y08
3.5
2.2
3.7B
1.3
2.3
1.2
1.3
2.0
3.2
2.6
1.5
2.0A
3.0
1.4A
0.0
0.0
Base: who see LCD outside of their working building (Y10=150, Y08=86)
Y10: Q14, Q15 | Y08. Q17, Q18
B
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Detailed Findings
–Overall picture
– Profile of target audiences
–Usage & Attitude toward LCD-TV
– Elevator usage and incidence of noticing LCD-TV
– Attitude toward LCD-TV
– Brand & product suitability
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23
15
63
Like very much (5.0)
Like (4.0)
No special likeness (3.0)
Dislike (2.0)
Hate (1.0)
Mean 4.08
Base: who like LCD (code 1,2 Q16)
86%
Liking toward LCD & Reasons
0 20 40 60 80
HCM (A) (n=198)
HN (B) (n=144)
Y10. Q16, Q17
Kill the boring time
Interesting contents
It's on the free time, no bother
Make the building look more modern
Full of latest product information help me
updated
Live up the environment
Ads are like short and interesting stories
Because it air promotion programs
Ads are fashionable
In general, office workers like LCD. However, the reasons for liking between 2 cities are quite different. To HCM people, help to kill the boring time and interesting content are 2 top reasons. Meanwhile, to HN people, help to update latest product info and make the building more modern are the top reasons.
B>A
A>B
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Base: All respondents Y10. Q16 | Y08. Q20
Liking toward LCD (YOY)
Overtime, HN office workers seems to like LCD media more while HCM’s still remain the liking level.
Y10 (A) Y08 (B)
TOTAL 4.08 4.07
HCMC 4.02 4.07
Hanoi 4.19 4.07
MEAN SCORE SUMMARY
17
57
23 25
115
63
Y10 Y08
Like very much (5.0)
Like (4.0)
No special likeness (3.0)
Dislike (2.0)
Hate (1.0)
Mean 4.08 4.07
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Reasons for preference LCD (YOY)Over time, HCM office workers’ liking reason do not change much. Unlike HCM, although the overall liking is higher, the specific liking reasons are not higher, except “help update info” in HN.
0 20 40 60 80
Total Y10 (n=342) (A)
Total Y08 (n=246) (B)
Y10. Q17 | Y08. Q21Base: who like LCD (code 1,2 Q16)
Kill the boring time
Interesting contents
It's on the free time, no bother
Full of latest product info help me updated
Live up the environment
Ads are like short and interesting stories
Because it air promotion programs
Ads are fashionable
Make the building look more modern
0 20 40 60 80
HCM Y10 (n=198) (A)
HCM Y08 (n=159) (B)
0 20 40 60 80
HN Y10 (n=144) (A)
HN Y08 (n=87) (B)
B>A B>A B>A
A>B A>B
B>A B>A
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4 615
4 7 9 315
36 36
45
32
42 4346
38
4045
29
44
34 31 4347
2113 11
21 16 17 9
1
Officebuildings(n=400)
Supermarkets(n=359)
Apartments(n=168)
Hotels (n=108)
DepartmentStores (n=326)
Airports(n=177)
Hospitals(n=211)
Ferry station(n=35)
I have never seen it (1.0) I know it's there but don't pay attention (2.00)Sometimes I look, sometimes I don't (3.00) Most of the time, I look at it (4.00)
I look at it everytime I pass by (5.00)
Base: All respondents Y10. Q18b | Y08. Q22b
Attention level to each placeAttention level to all places are getting higher, especially to Office buildings and Department store. People claim to look at the LCD most of the time.
MEANSCORE
Y10 (A) 4.32B 3.78 3.65 3.36 3.81B 3.59 3.56 3.57
Y08 (B) 4.08 3.62 3.65 3.05 3.49 3.51 3.25 4.00A
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86
28
0
0
24
0
20
0
HN (n=150)
Rank 1 Rank 2
HCM (n=250)
Base: All respondents Q18c
Place draw attention to watch the longest time
To both cities, place that can draw the longest attention is LCD at office buildings. The runner up is at Supermarkets, especially in HN.
Office buildings
Supermarkets
Apartments
Hotels
Department Stores
Airports
Hospitals
Ferry station
Rank 1 Rank 2
14
72
100
100
76
100
80
0
80
46
23
33
26
0
0
0
20
54
77
67
74
0
100
0
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
* : Small base
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Place influence purchase decision the most
Quite similar ranking with places draw the most attention, office buildings and supermarkets again are 2 top channels influence purchase decision the most.
Base: All respondents Q18d
82
31
0
50
29
0
8
0
Rank 1 Rank 2
Office buildings
Supermarkets
Apartments
Hotels
Department Stores
Airports
Hospitals
Ferry station
Rank 1 Rank 2
18
69
100
50
71
100
92
0
75
50
23
33
33
0
0
0
25
50
77
67
67
0
100
0
HN (n=150)HCM (n=250)
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
* : Small base
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82
31
0
50
29
0
8
0
Rank 1 Rank 2
Over time, LCD at office building has higher influence level toward purchase decision of white collar in HCM, taking the influence from supermarkets and department stores.
Office buildings
Supermarkets
Apartments
Hotels
Department Stores
Airports
Hospitals
Ferry station
Rank 1 Rank 2
Y10. Q18d | Y08. Q22dBase: All respondents
Y08 (n=200)Y10 (n=250)
Place influence purchase decision the most – HCM YOY
18
69
100
50
71
100
92
0
68
54
0
33
46
13
0
0
32
46
100
67
54
87
100
0
*
*
*
*
*
* : Small base
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75
50
23
33
33
0
0
0
Rank 1 Rank 2
HN collars now has more places which have affected their purchase decision. However, office buildings and supermarkets are still the top 2 most influencing places.
Office buildings
Supermarkets
Apartments
Hotels
Department Stores
Airports
Hospitals
Ferry station
Rank 1 Rank 2
Y10. Q18d | Y08. Q22dBase: All respondents
Y08 (n=100)Y10 (n=150)
Place influence purchase decision the most – HN YOY
25
50
77
67
67
0
100
0
66
45
0
0
38
0
0
0
33
55
0
0
62
0
0
0
*
*
*
*
* : Small base
More willing to watch the ads
Products and services shown in the ads are relatively high-level
Innovative ads
Attract my attention for the ads
Air TVCs that provide useful information which helps my purchase decision
Attract me to buy the product
Help me relax in the boring time
The product in ad is relative to my life
Clear picture
Credible ads
Easy to remember the ads contents
The products are suitable for me
Make me pay attention to the brands of the products more
I'll pay attention to the details in the ads
Have certain contribution to my decision to buy the product or not
60 70 80 90 100
Y10 (n=250) (A)
Y08 (n=200) (B)
Y10. Q19 |Y08. Q23
LCD & TV association – T2B
Overtime, office workers in both cities have stronger association to LCD in comparison to in-home TV, especially help HN collars relax in the boring time.
HCMHCM HNHN
Base: All respondents
Scale 3 : LCD-TV is better than in-home TV (3.0)
Scale 2 : They are equal(2.0)
Scale 1 : In-home TV is better than LCD-TV (1.0)
60 70 80 90 100
Y10 (n=150) (A)
Y08 (n=100) (B)
A>B
A>B
A>B
A>B
A>B
A>B
A>B
A>B
A>B
A>B
A>B
A>B
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1.47
2.86
3.87
4.14
2.45
4.2
4.48
4.44
3.73
4.07
HNHCM
Base: all respondents Q20a
Rank media type based on frequency of being seen – Meanscore
Overtime, LCD ads still keeps its position as the 2nd most frequently seen - only rank behind TV ads, even surpass ads on newspapers and internets
TV ads
Newspaper ads
Magazine ads
Broadcast/ radio ads
LCD-TV in public places
Outdoor billboard
Bus-body ads
Bus station ads
Internet ads
In-elevator poster
1.32
3.14
4.03
0
2.25
3.57
4.24
4.28
3.68
4.23
Note *: Small base
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57
18
0
35
17
7
16
31
31
27
40
24
40
42
12
51
73
25
59
53
42
Rank 1
Q20b
Media type pay most attention
In both cities, again only behind TV, LCD is ranked the 2nd medium drawing most attention.
TV ads
Newspaper ads
Magazine ads
LCD-TV in public places
Outdoor billboard
Internet ads
In-elevator poster
69
6
0
29
0
11
8
25
33
25
54
13
30
25
5
61
75
17
87
59
67
Rank 2 Rank 3 Rank 1 Rank 2 Rank 3
HN (n=150)HCM (n=250)
Base: all respondents
Mean Mean
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Base: all respondents Q20c
Media influence brand preference
56
14
7
40
7
7
6
TV ads
Newspaper ads
Magazine ads
LCD-TV in public places
Outdoor billboard
Internet ads
In-elevator poster
29
36
24
39
29
38
22
15
51
69
21
64
55
72
68
10
0
30
0
8
9
28
40
25
48
11
36
9
4
50
75
22
89
56
82
Rank 1 Rank 2 Rank 3 Rank 1 Rank 2 Rank 3
HN (n=150)HCM (n=250)
Mean Mean
LCD is also the 2nd powerful medium which has influence to brand preference.
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Overall liking ranking
In average, LCD is still behind TV in overall liking. However, it’s worth noticing that there are 1 out of 3 people choose LCD as their favorite medium.
55
18
7
37
17
7
0
TV ads
Newspaper ads
Magazine ads
LCD-TV in public places
Outdoor billboard
Internet ads
In-elevator poster
32
35
35
38
14
28
31
13
47
59
25
69
65
69
64
8
0
34
0
14
0
30
38
27
49
11
22
33
7
54
73
17
89
64
67
Rank 1 Rank 2 Rank 3 Rank 1 Rank 2 Rank 3
HN (n=150)HCM (n=250)
Base: all respondents Q20d
Mean Mean
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Detailed Findings
–Overall picture
– Profile of target audiences
–Usage & Attitude toward LCD-TV
– Elevator usage and incidence of noticing LCD-TV
– Attitude toward LCD-TV
– Brand & product suitability
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84
76
74
64
64
60
53
51
50
50
38
38
34
32
Mobile phones
Home appliances
Personal care
Laptop
Tourism
Finance
Cosmetic
Food/ beverage
Fashion/ watch/ jewelry
Aviation
Gift design
Websites
Entertainment/ Cartoon
Food supplement
Base: All respondents
HCM HN
HNHCM
Y10 (n=250) Y08 (n=200) Y10 (n=150) Y08 (n=100)
Y10. Q22b | Y08. Q26e
Products suitable for airing on LCD - YOY
Overtime, there are more categories are considered to be suitable for airing on LCD by both cities.
53
40
27
0
34
45
0
19
29
21
8
30
22
0
59
53
60
23
21
32
44
54
35
15
11
10
21
15
66
52
18
0
10
47
0
16
22
9
10
26
9
0
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Appendices