Optimad NMA nmaoaalive1 (NMA_7_04_14)  Build Date: Thu 22-Jul-2010 10:09:50
Add to Favourites Register Sitemap Contact us Legal
NMA home page Section Title
search entire site
search this section
Specify detailed search criteria

MAIN
Home
About the NMA


FEATURES
Breaking Ads
Creative Gallery
Have You Seen?


RESOURCES
Why Newspapers?
Research
Case Studies
Creative Benchmarking
Online Newspapers
Facts and Figures
Harnessing Editorial
Downloads


SERVICES
e-Alerts
Training and Events
Feedback
Links

Newspapers can double your brand commitment - 'The top line'

12 multi-media campaigns were tested using the new advertising response metrics. The generic results of these tests demonstrated how newspapers can double the increase in brand commitment.
Download Powerpoint Presentation   Download:  'Top-line results presentation'
1885 k (Approx 15 sec @ 1 Mb/s)
Print this page

For four of the campaigns tested we compared TV solus, TV plus newspapers and TV plus radio.

There was a powerful result:  TV and newspapers combined delivered double the increase in brand commitment of TV alone and almost double that of TV and radio combined.




We tested eight campaigns with TV solus, TV plus newspapers and TV plus posters.

Here again it was a strong result for newspapers.  TV and newspapers combined increased brand commitment by 50% more than TV solus and more than TV and posters combined.

The patern was clear and consistent.  The strongest brand commitment shifts came from a combination of newspapers and TV.


Intro | Q&A | Top line findings | The model | The metrics | Case studies | Testimonial | £10m challenge



Read three case studies, which focus on the commercially important strategic roles of Brand Values, Depth of Information and (Re)Appraisal.






Click here to read more about the model of how newspaper advertising works.







Click here to read about the new metrics developed in partnership with Mike Hall of Hall & Partners.





Find out more about the "£10m challenge" - and how you can get involved.






or click here to read what the professionals have to say; Mike Hall (Hall & Partners) and Tim Broadbent (IPA recommended consultant).

NMA Effectiveness research


Copyright © 2003, The Newspaper Marketing Agency Ltd