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Presentation from the Conferência de Planejamento do GP 2008, Sau Paulo Brazil December 1 2008
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Planning Needs Some Planning.
Gareth KayHead of Planning, Modernista!
Conferência de Planejamento do GP 2008
My contention:
Advertising, primarily due to the failure of planning, is complacently coasting into irrelevance.
We need to fix it. Quickly.
Controlled friction.
Creative
Account person Planner
Controlled friction.
Make the advertising good
Make the advertising happen Make the advertising work
More often than not, it isn’t.
“In most categories a brand’s market share is stationary”
4 out of 5 categories seen as increasingly homogeneous
Less than 1 in 10 ads seen as different
4% response rate successful in DM; 0.5% average click-thru rate for banners
3x $ spent on price cutting as on ‘brand building’ in packaged goods
Sources: Andrew Ehrenberg; Copernicus Consulting; McKinsey
“I’m just surprised no-one’s thought of a better
idea yet.”Stephen King on Planning
at Planning’s 30th Birthday, 1998
It’s time to be radical.
3 big problems.
1. We’re operating in the
wrong business.
Consumer.
Brand.
Business.
Culture.
The most interesting people and things are multi-faceted, full of depth and nuance.
2. Lost in translation.
A brand is a business’ social manifestation.We live in two worlds, one of ‘social exchanges’ and one of ‘market exchanges’
Historically, we’ve focused on translating commercial grammar into social grammar (rather awkward, like offering your friend’s mum $10 for cooking you dinner)
We need to translate the other way and bring social grammar into the commercial world.
3. The pursuit of the wrong objectives.
The usual objectives are wrong.
Awareness doesn’t really matter in a world of overchoice
Attributes and attitudes, adjusted for brand size, don’t change
Image doesn’t shift until after behavior
Source: Andrew Ehrenberg
It’s energy that matters.
The active or moving force of a brand
A leading indicator of usage and preference
Justifies a higher price
Adds an incremental 64% to brand value than sales growth alone
Source: Y&R Brand Asset Valuator
Source: “The Brand Bubble”, John Gerzema
Energy drives conversations.
A fourfold increase in conversation
drives double the revenue.
Source: London School of Economics 2007.
This means planning for a different outcome.Have a point of view on the world, not a position in the category.
Have a social mission, not just
a commercial proposition.
“Like any company we require a profit to stay in business. But
it is not the reason we are in business. The thing that has not changed from day one is
the desire to make people think about the world
we live in. This is, and always will be, why we are in business.”
Photo: Andrew Hovells (aka Northern Planner)
Photo: Andrew Hovells (aka Northern Planner)
It’s not about social media.
It’s about social ideas and unsocial ideas.
Have a point of view on the world, not a position in the category.
Understand what people are interested in and work back from there.
This means planning for a different outcome.
“Nobody reads advertising. People read what they want to read and sometimes it's
an ad.”Howard Gossage
“Often our biggest mistake as managers is believing that, in general, customers care
a lot about your brand. They do not.”Patrick Barwise
Have a point of view on the world, not a position in the category.
Understand what people are interested in and work back from there.
Be additive not interruptive.
This means planning for a different outcome.
Have a point of view on the world, not a position in the category.
Understand what people are interested in and work back from there.
Be additive not interruptive.
Interaction, not integration, is what matters.
This means planning for a different outcome.
Stop making a thing, start creating a puzzle
Have a point of view on the world, not a position in the category.
Understand what people are interested in and work back from there.
Be additive not interruptive.
Interaction, not integration, is what matters.
Do stuff.
This means planning for a different outcome.
Have a point of view on the world, not a position in the category.
Understand what people are interested in and work back from there.
Be additive not interruptive.
Interaction, not integration, is what matters.
Do stuff. Lots of it.
This means planning for a different outcome.
Provide anuplifting experience
that enrichespeople’s lives
language,eg ‘skinny’
specials eg frappucino
habitsformation
rangeand options
orderingsystem
starbuckscompany
baristaculture
‘my sister’book
africa 05
socialresponsibility
used groundsfor gardeners
fair tradecoffee
causepublicityin store
sofas andambience
hearmusicXm
burn your owncd
music cd
in storeperformance
and art
book reading
starbuckssalon
akelah and the bee
Source: John Grant, ‘The Brand Innovation Manifesto’
Coherency not consistency.
Organize the world’s information
and make it universally
accessible and useful.
It’s about understanding distributed identity.
Google Search
Google 411 Google
Docs
Googlelabs
GoogleShopping
Google Scholar
Google Books
GoogleMaps
Google sketch
Google.Org
Fossil fuel Challenge
Youtube
Chrome Browser
Blogspot
“Any idea is dangerous if it’s a person’s only idea”*A culture full of depth and complexity
The rule of the 5% requires lots of matches to start a fire
Why not when the economics have changed?
* George Will’s take on the American idea, Atlantic Monthly, November 2007
DO.
Learn.
The only big idea is not
to forget the little ones along the way.
High frequency. Low value. Semi-unpredictable rewards.
Thank you Ed and Influx Insights for spotting this
This could be the most exciting time to be a
planner and to be in this industry.
Let’s seize it.
The future of advertising isn’t
messaging.
It’s in ideas that solve business problems in a culturally positive
way.
Obrigadohttp://www.garethkay.com
http://www.modernista.com
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