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CASE STUDY: CO-OP ‘PASSIONATE PLEA’ EFFECT OF CINEMA IN THE MIX Date: 29.06.11 Presented by: Sarah Cratchley DCM.CO.UK

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CASE STUDY: CO-OP ‘PASSIONATE PLEA’

EFFECT OF CINEMA IN THE MIX

Date: 29.06.11Presented by: Sarah Cratchley

DCM.CO.UK

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BACKGROUNDBACKGROUND:Early Jan 2011 The Co-operative Foodlaunched a new TV campaign ‘Passionate Plea’. A version of this was developed and shown incinemas in the North of England from 14.1 – 17.2.11

RESEARCH OBJECTIVES:• To ascertain what impact, if any, cinema had

on the KPI’s of the campaign

• Assess impact on brand image

METHODOLOGY: • 15 minute online survey using key questions

from Co-op media tracker.

• Respondents aged 16-70 in Lancashire, Yorkshire, North East and Boarder.

TEST AND CONTROL CELLS:1. Cinemagoers: People who have been to

cinema in the last week (n = 307).

2. Control cell: Primary grocery shoppers, none who have been to the cinema in the past 5 weeks (n=99)

Source TNS Research. Fieldwork 07-17.02.11. Co-op Case study.

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Source: TNS Research. Fieldwork 07-17.02.11. Co-op Case study. Q. D1a – AD2a Spontaneous execution recall & branding. Base: Cinema goers (307), Control cell (99)

SPONTANEOUS TV CUT-THROUGH FOR ‘PASSIONATE PLEA’ IS OVER DOUBLE AMONGST CINEMAGOERS, SUGGESTING RECENT EXPOSURE HAS HAD AN EFFECT

57%

40%

39%

51%

4%5%2%

2%

Control cell - TV only exposure Cinemagoers

Recall Co-opexecution

Recall Co-opbrand

Recall other -execution/brand

No Recall

SPONTANEOUS – TOP OF MIND - EXECUTION RECALL (ANY AD SEEN) ON TV

4%9%

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Source: TNS Research. Fieldwork 07-17.02.11. Co-op Case study. Base: All respondents / All recognising the campaign. QA2a/b (Prompted recognition), A3 (Branding – open ended). *Sig test at 95%

CINEMAGOERS HAVE SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER LEVELS OF AD RECOGNITION, PLUS CAMPAIGN ADDS ALL IMPORTANT REACH…

22%

55%

66%

Control cell - TV only exposure Cinemagoers

Yes - on TV

Yes - At thecinema

PROMPTED EXECUTION RECOGNITION

Yes net55%

Yes net70%*

Category Norms

Excellent 80%+

Good 65-79%

Reasonable 55-64%

Poor 0-54%

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Source notes: TNS International

INTRODUCING THE TNS AdEval SCORE CARD…

‘So what - just another ad’

• People aware of the brand only

• No strong positive feeling

• Have seen the execution

AWARE‘I liked that ad and I liked what

it said’

• People like them would like to watch

• Would like to see again

• Brand comment worthwhile watching

INVOLVED‘Co-op’s great! I

will go there tomorrow – and

I’ll tell my friends’

• Increased interest in using the brand

• Improved brand perceptions

• Would mention in conversation

MOTIVATED

NO EFFECT PARTIAL EFFECT IDEAL EFFECT

FOR MAXIMUM IMPACT YOU NEED AWARENESS…BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY INVOLVEMENT AND MOTIVATION

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Source notes: TNS Research. Fieldwork 07-17.02.11. Co-op Case study. Base: All recognising the campaign (Cinema goers n=216; Control n=55) QA6a-f (Prompted) AdEval questions. *Sig test at 95%

MOTIVATION LEVELS AMONGST CINEMAGOERS ARE SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER THAN FOR TV ALONE…

3% 3%

30% 27%

42%

21%

25%

49%

Control cell - TV only exposure Cinemagoers

Motivated

Involved

Aware

Other (by pass)

*

MOTIVATION AMONGST THOSE RECOGNISING THE CAMPAIGN

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Base: Respondents who recognized adA6g (Key message – prompted)

Control - TV only exposure

Source notes: TNS Research. Fieldwork 07-17.02.11. Co-op Case study. Base: All recognising the campaign (Cinema goers n=216; Control n=55). QA6g (Prompted) Agreement with statements. *Sig test at 95%

27%

32%

35%

38%

37%

40%

23%

27%

25%

25%

28%

32%

50%

59%

61%

64%

64%

72%

Agree slightly Agree strongly TOP 2 BOX (NET)

16%

31%

45%

38%

42%

33%

2%

11%

8%

9%

8%

11%

18%

42%

53%

48%

44%

50%

This ad tells mesomething new about

Co-op

This is a dynamic ad

I can identify with thisad

This ad fits with theimage I have of Co-op

in a good way

This is a surprising adin a good way

I enjoyed watching thisad

Agree slightly Agree strongly TOP 2 BOX (NET)

*

*

*

*

*

Cinemagoers

HIGH LEVELS OF ENGAGEMENT IN CINEMA DRIVES POSITIVE RESPONSES FOR CREATIVE, BRAND FIT & COMMUNICATIONAD DIAGNOSTICS AMONGST THOSE RECOGNISING THE CAMPAIGN

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Base: Respondents who recognized adA6g (Key message – prompted)

Control - TV only exposure

Source notes: TNS Research. Fieldwork 07-17.02.11. Co-op Case study. Base: All recognising the campaign (Cinema goers n=216; Control n=55).QA6g (Prompted) Agreement with statements. *Sig test at 95%

32%

34%

28%

23%

60%

54%

Agree slightly Agree strongly TOP 2 BOX (NET)

34%

29%

3%

7%

37%

36%

This advert tellsme that the Co-

op is forfamilies like me

This advertmotivates me to

shop locally

Agree slightly Agree strongly TOP 2 BOX (NET)

*

*

Cinemagoers

…WITH KEY MESSAGES ALSO RESOUNDING SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER AMONGST CINEMAGOERSAD DIAGNOSTICS AMONGST THOSE RECOGNISING THE CAMPAIGN

*

*

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0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%Dynamic

Caring

Trustworthy

Reliable

Fun

Old fashioned

HonestWarm

Friendly

Intelligent

In touch with its customers

Family focused

Modern

Cinemagoers (n=270) Control cell - TV only exposure (n=96)

*

*

*

CINEMAGOERS ALSO HAVE BETTER PERCEPTIONS OF CO-OP BEING ‘TRUSTWORTHY, FUN, DYNAMIC, FAMILY FOCUSED, WARM, INTELLIGENT & IN TOUCH WITH ITS CUSTOMERS’CO-OP BRAND PERSONALITY

Source TNS Research. Fieldwork 07-17.02.11. Co-op Case study. Sample Base: All aware of Co-op (inc Somerfield). * Sig test at 95%Q6 (Image/Personality Association)

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APPENDIX

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24 26

76 74

Control Tracker

Male Female

11

17 20

41 38

41 42

Control Tracker

16-34 35-54 55-70

46 45

54 55

Control Tracker

ABC1 C2DE

46 47

54 53

Control Tracker

Working Not working

Children 5-15 in the household:

41%

THE CONTROL CELL WAS MATCHED DEMOGRAPHICALLY IN THE TRACKER TO THE PRIMARY GROCERY SHOPPER PROFILE IN THE NORTH

Source TNS Research. Fieldwork 07-17.02.11. Co-op Case study.

Control Tracker Control Tracker Control Tracker

Control Tracker

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4224

5876

Cinema goers Control

Male Female

53

17

30

41

18

41

Cinema goers Control

16-34 35-54 55-70

6246

3854

Cinema goers Control

ABC1 C2DE

6746

3354

Cinema goers Control

Working Not working

54%

24%

22%

Cinemagoers

Low (less frequently)

Medium (every 3weeks/4 weeks)

High (once aweek/every 2 weeks)

Gender Age Social Grade

Working status Frequency of going to the cinema

Children 5-15 in the

household:

37%

Source TNS Research. Fieldwork 07-17.02.11. Co-op Case study. Sample Base: Cinema goers (307). * Sig test at 95%

*

*

* *

CINEMAGOERS ARE MORE LIKELY TO BE YOUNGER, MALE, MORE UPMARKET & MORE LIKELY TO BE WORKING THAN PRIMARY GROCERY SHOPPERS

Cinemagoers Control Cinemagoers Control Cinemagoers Control

Cinemagoers Control

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THANK YOU

ContactSarah CratchleyT: 020 7534 6230E: [email protected]

DCM.CO.UK