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by Mr Briefcaseon Jan 20 |
This case study was submitted by Alison Diaper of EYE Corporation. To submit a case please email kate.kendall@niche.com.au for the guidelines.
EYE commissioned TNS (Taylor Nelson Soffres) to validate the effectiveness of Out-Of-Home (OOH) in summer. A sample of over 300 people aged 18-34, across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane metropolitan areas, took part in the research.
Campaign: Summer
Timing: Jan – Feb '08
Sample: Aged 18 – 54
Location: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane (metro)
Media: Eye Drive, Eye Fly, Eye Shop
The objective was to validate the effectiveness of OOH in summer via a cross-platform EYE OOH campaign, and to measure the effectiveness of OOH at reaching and engaging audiences to drive ratings and improve positive brand perception for the advertiser.
These objectives were achieved by investigating media consumption, behaviour, consumer activities across three audiences: Drivers, Flyers and Shoppers.
The strategy was executed across three EYE OOH formats: Eye Drive (roadside billboards), Eye Fly (airport media) and Eye Shop (mall media) in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Other media was also used: TV, print, magazines, online, radio, transit, cinema and ambient.
+ Key results and findings:
+ Australians spend summer socialising, shopping and going out
+ 2.2 million spend more time on the roads, more time in shopping centres and more time in airports during summer
+ Consumers spend more time with OOH media in summer, but spend less time consuming other media during this period
I wonder how they define a "happy person"?
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