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Media Markt Sales Modelling

2015-04-01

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Agenda
Scope
Executive summary
Method
Overview of Internal Data and Media Investments
How much should Media Markt invest?
Where should Media Markt invest?
When should Media Markt invest?
Executive summary
Appendix

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The purpose of the project is to explain how Media Markts media investments influence sales and visits in stores and online

Effects of internal end external


variables

How have media


investments influenced
Media Markts sales and
visits during the last two
years?

How do internal activities such as sale campaigns effect sales and


visits to Media Markt Stores?
How do external variables such as weather, pay days, competitor
activities etc. affect sales and visits?

What is the ROI of media investments?


Optimization of media
investments

How efficient is media in attracting customers to the stores?


Which media types are most efficient in driving sales?
What is the optimal level of investment?

Media investment effects on


brand

Do media investments drive brand value?


How does a strong brand affect sales and visits?

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There are several ways for Media Markt to optimize media


activities, focus of this project is How much, Where and When to
invest
How much?
Focus of this study

Total
media
Total
media
budget
budget

Focus of this study is to understand how


increasing/decreasing the media budget,
changing the media mix and optimizing timing
of media investments affect sales.

Who?

How can Media Markt


optimize media
activities in order to
increase
sales/revenues?

Who
target
Who
toto
target
and
andwith
with
what
what

Where?
Media
mix
Media mix

What?

When?

Timing
of media
Content
of
investments
communication

Content
of
Timing
of media
communication
investments
(Products &
Content)

(Products & Content)

Sales modelling can partly give guidance in


who to target and what to communicate.
However, there are other tools that should be
included in order to understand the full picture
of what to communicate and to who.
Note that sales modelling is based on activities
that have previously been conducted. Hence,
total ROI and ROI for the different medias can
possibly be increased through target group
optimization and optimization of content.

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Agenda
Scope
Executive summary
Method
Overview of Internal Data and Media Investments
How much should Media Markt invest?
Where should Media Markt invest?
When should Media Markt invest?
Executive summary
Appendix

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Executive summary
Media investments have a large effect on sales, media investments explain 20% of
all total sales
How much?

Investing 1 SEK in media gives on average 6,3 SEK back in revenues, based on a
18% margin, this gives and ROI of 1,15
Potential to increase media investments and still keep a positive return on
investment
Large potential for Media Markt to increase sales by changing the media mix

Where?

DR tend to drive sales to a great extent. In order to drive sales these medias should
have a significant share of the total budget
Online Search is however the most efficient media of all

When?

Communication in itself is more important than having high share of voice, do not
hesitate on investing when competitors invest
Media Markt are on the right track when it comes to investment timings.

What?

TV has generally lower efficiency in generating sales for Media Markt, compared to
similar cases, but is more important for brand image
Nepa suggests to evaluate content of communication in order to increase ROI for
investments in TV
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Agenda
Scope
Executive summary
Method
Overview of Internal Data and Media Investments
How much should Media Markt invest?
Where should Media Markt invest?
When should Media Markt invest?
Executive summary
Appendix

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Q: Why is there a strong correlation between eating ice cream and


drowning?

Due to
summer!

Due to this type of relations we need


to neutralize effects on sales and
visits that are not related to media
investments. Otherwise we end up
measuring the wrong things like
seasonality or weekday effects.
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When comparing sales and media investments directly, there is a risk


of reaching the wrong conclusions

Media investments/day compared to daily


sales

The reason for this relationship is because you


invest in media when you expect to sell a lot a
self-fulfilling prophecy. To see the effects of
solely the media investments, you have to
neutralize other affecting factors
Factors that affect the level of sales, besides media
investments, are:

Sales

Season
Day of week
Sales
Pay days
Etc.

Media spend

Hence, in order to determine the actual effects of


media investments on sales, as many as possible
of the other factors affecting sales need to be
neutralized

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Agenda
Scope
Executive summary
Method
Overview of Internal Data and Media Investments
How much should Media Markt invest?
Where should Media Markt invest?
When should Media Markt invest?
Executive summary
Appendix

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Both sales and media investments have decreased over the last
years
Sales (M SEK)
MSE
K

2012
4,893

2013

-5%

4,693

2014

Share of
sales

2012-2013
2014

Share of
sales

17% 17%
13% 12% 13%

-9%

20122014

15%

14%

4,302

Media (M SEK)
M

2013
162

2014

Share of
spend

2013

2014

Share of
spend

20132014

35%

116
-28%
10%

10%
6%

See appendix for additional descriptive data


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14%

16%
7%

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Agenda
Scope
Executive summary
Method
Overview of Internal Data and Media Investments
How much should Media Markt invest?
Where should Media Markt invest?
When should Media Markt invest?
Executive summary
Appendix

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Variables tested for systematic effect on sales


Rain
Summer
vacation

Open stores
Inventory level
Margin

MondayThursday

Internal
competitions

Internal

Leads

Good Friday

Direct Marketing

Ascension Day

Brand
awareness
TV

Consideration

Search

Web-TV
Direct
marketing

Media
investments

Radio

Banners
Print
Outdoor

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New Years

External
Easter
1st of May

Weekend

Sales

Online sales

Salary week

Swedish National
Day
Christmas

PR

Customer

Competitor
investment

Factors having a significant impact on sales in Media Markt stores are


neutralized to single out the true effect of media investments
External
effects

Seasonal effects

Areas included in the model:

Variables included in each section:

Seasonal effects

Holiday

Seasonal effect based


on sales/visits during
2012/2013/2014.

Easter holiday

Christmas and New Year


is included in the
seasonal effects

Media
investments

Internal effects

1st of May
Midsummers Eve

Salaries
Week of pay day

Weather

Number of open
stores
Store openings
Inventory levels
Margin

Traditional media

Print
Direct marketing
Television
Outdoor

Online media
Display
Web-TV
Social Media

Rain

Competitor
activities
PR data

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A robust sales model was developed explaining 93% of the variance


in total sales
Total sales model
Total sales per
week

Actual sales

Estimated sales

Explanatory value of the model (R) = 93%


(max 100%)

Model for ROI calculations


A robust model, that explains 93% of the
variance in total sales, was developed. Hence,
the model predicts sales extremely well.
The model takes into consideration:
Seasonality
External effects
Internal activities
Media investments

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Summary How much?


How much?

Summary

Total
media
Total
media
budget
budget

Media investments have a large effect on


sales, media investments explain 20% of total
sales

Who?
Who
to target
Who
toand
with what
target and
with what

How can Media Markt


optimize media
activities in order to
increase
sales/revenues?

What?
Content ofof
Timing
communication
media
(Products
& Content)
investment
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Where?
Media mix
Media
mix

When?
Timing of media
Content
of
investments
communica
tion
(Products &
Content)

The biggest contribution is from traditional


medias such as Direct Marketing, TV and Print.
Radio and Webb-TV have no significant
contribution to sales.
Investing 1 SEK in media gives in average 6,3
SEK back in revenues, based on a 18% margin,
this gives and ROI of 1,15
There is a potential to increase media
investments and still keep a positive return on
investment

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How
much
?

Media investments have a considerable effect on Media Markts


total sales
Total sales model

Media investments explain 20% of total sales

Chart Title
Sales in billion SEK

The diagram shows how different variables


contribute to Media Markts total sales.
Season, weather, salary, low margin and
holidays have a systematic effect on total sales
for Media Markt, where season contributes the
most to total sales.
Among the variables that affects total sales,
media has the strongest contribution to sales,
standing for 20% of Media Markts total sales.

Variables excluded due to systematic effect on sales: Share of Voice, PR data and Inventory levels
Variables included in base level: Number of open stores
Variables included in seasonal level: Christmas/New year effects
Additional revenue and Return Of Investment is based on a 18% margin on all sales.
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Media investments explain 20% of all total sales, where the biggest
contribution comes from traditional media
Total Sales model - decomposed

Chart Title

Largest effects come from traditional media


Media investments explain 20% of all total
sales (2 billion SEK).

Sales in billion SEK

Seasonal effect such as Christmas and


Summer explain 12% of the total sales.
Media Investments account for approximately 2 billion SEK
(20% of all sales)

The biggest contribution is from traditional


medias such as Direct Marketing, TV and Print.
Radio and Webb-TV have no significant
contribution to sales.

Variables excluded due to systematic effect on sales: Share of Voice, PR data and Inventory levels
Variables included in base level: Number of open stores
Variables included in seasonal level: Christmas/New year effects
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How
much
?

Increasing media investments increases sales considerably, with an


average ROI on sales of 6,3
Total sales model

Increasing media investments has a positive


effect on sales

Additional sales per week


in SEK

Media investments have a clear effect on total


sales for Media Markt.
Increasing media investments increases sales
considerably. Average ROI on sales is 6,3, this
means that investing 1 SEK in media gives in
average 6,3 SEK back in revenues.
The ROI figure for revenues is based on
investments being similar to previous two
years.

Level
Level
of
of
2014 per 2013
Media investments
week
Variables excluded due to systematic effect on sales: Share of Voice, PR data and Inventory levels
Variables included in base level: Number of open stores
Variables included in seasonal level: Christmas/New year effects
Additional revenue and Return Of Investment is based on a 18% margin on all sales.
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How
much
?

There is a potential to increase media investments and still keep a


positive return
on investment
Potential to increase investments with positive
Total profit

return
The media investments can be increased to at
least 210 MSEK each year and still give a
positive return on investment.
Profit ROI

Additional sales per week


in SEK

Profit ROI

Level
of
2014
Media investments per
week

The profit ROI curve appears to level out to ROI


=1 around a yearly media spend of 210 000
000 SEK (4 030 000 SEK/week).

Level
of
2013

Variables excluded due to systematic effect on sales: Share of Voice, PR data and Inventory levels
Variables included in base level: Number of open stores
Variables included in seasonal level: Christmas/New year effects
Additional revenue and Return Of Investment is based on a 18% margin on all sales.
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How
much
?

Media investments can be increased by 100 million SEK before a


negative return of investment is reached
Additional Sales
from 2014 years
level

Net media
Investment (year)

Change in profit
from 2014*

Profit ROI*

-15%

20 MSEK

-117,0 MSEK

0,84

-10%

55 MSEK

-78,2 MSEK

1,01

-5%

85 MSEK

-39,8 MSEK

1,10

0%

116 MSEK

0 MSEK

1,15

5%

150 MSEK

38,3 MSEK

1,15

6%

162 MSEK

49,5 MSEK

1,13

10%

210 MSEK

73,7 MSEK

1,00

*Additional profit and Return Of Investment is based on a 18% margin on all


sales.
** Sales during 2014 was 4 302 MSEK

Media budget 2014

Media budget 2013


Possibility to increase media
investments and still maintain a
ROI above 1.

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Agenda
Scope
Executive summary
Method
Overview of Internal Data and Media Investments
How much should Media Markt invest?
Where should Media Markt invest?
When should Media Markt invest?
Executive summary
Appendix

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Summary Where and What?


How much?
Total media
budget
Total
media
budget

Who?
Who
to target
Who
toand
with what
target and
with what

How can Media Markt


optimize media
activities in order to
increase
sales/revenues?

What?
Content ofof
Timing
communication
media
(Products
& Content)
investment
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Summary
Traditional tactic media like Direct Marketing
and Print tend to drive sales to a great extent.
In order to drive sales these medias should
have a significant share of the total budget.

Where?
Media mix
Media
mix

When?
Timing of media
Content
of
investments
communica
tion
(Products &
Content)

Online Search is however the most effective


media of all.
Media investments have a clear effect on ad
awareness, which in turn affects sales.
However, ad awareness takes time to build,
hence it is important to have a continuous
media strategy in order to build ad inventory.
Among the medias, TV has the strongest
correlation with ad awareness.
TV drives sales less than the traditional tactical
medias, but is more important for brand
image.

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Where
?

For media mix optimization, the focus is on total sales


Focus is on understanding total sales

Why focus on total sales?


For media mix, optimization focus is on
maximizing sales and profit generated by
media investment on total level for Media
Markt.

Total sales

This variable is in focus since it encompasses


all other variables included in the analysis and
is of most interest for Media Markt.
Store sales

Online sales

Brand
metrics

Effects of different medias will be presented in


later chapters.

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Where
?

Between 2013-2014, Media Markt has decreased its spend in all


traditional media, while increasing the spend in online medias
Total net media investments

Net media investment

2014

26.9

116 MSEK

21.9
20

2013

7.4

161 MSEK
-28%

19%
20%

32.4

17%
19%

30.8

12.6

9.7

5%

11%
8%

21.8
1%

2.5
5.5

33%

2014

4 302 MSEK

12%

4%

4.4
1.1

Change

23%

53.2

14.3

5.8

Total sales and profit based


on
media investments

Media mix

2013

4 693 MSEK

14%

4%

2%
3%

1.9
0.7

2%
0%

1.7
2.5

1%
2%
2013

2014

Change

-9 %
2013

2014

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Where
?

However, traditional medias still drive sales to a large extent


Effect on sales (avg additional sales/invested
SEK)

Traditional media still stand strong in driving


sales
Traditional tactic media like Direct Marketing
and Print tend to drive sales to a great extent.
In order to drive sales these medias should
have a significant share of the total budget.
Online Search is however the most effective
media of all.
TV drives sales less than the traditional tactical
medias, but is more important for brand
image.

Non
sig.
Non
sig.
Non
sig.

Higher impact

Profit ROI

Online Displays have clear effect on sales but


the effect increases extensively with the size of
the investment. Here you should go big or not
at all.

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There is a potential to increase efficiency of media investments


through optimizing the media budget
Effects on total sales vs. total investments
Generated sales 2013-2014

DR Posten has the largest effect on total sales


The diagram indicates that there is potential to
increase efficiency through changing the
media mix.

ROI=1

Comparing TV and DR Posten shows that even


though the higher media investments in TV, DR
Posten generates higher sales. Same goes for
Print when comparing it to DR Posten.
During 2013-2014 DR Posten has driven sales
the most, followed by TV. Slightly lower
efficiency for DR compared to DR Posten.

Total media investments 2013-2014


Size of bubble indicate generated sales for each media
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Where
?

Increase investments in DR and DR Posten since they are most


efficient in
generating additional profit
DR and DR Posten are the most efficient
in generating additional profit
The diagram shows to what extent different
medias drive additional profit.
Insights for the different medias:
Online search: Has strong but diminishing effect
on sales. Increase investments.
DR/DR posten: Both DR and DR Posten show a
great effect on additional sales. Increase number of
active weeks as well as increase investments.
Outdoor: During weeks with outdoor investments,
sales increase considerably. Continue current
strategy.
TV: Increase number of active weeks, due to
diminishing ROI at higher investment levels
Print: Increase number of active weeks, due to
diminishing ROI at higher investment levels
Display: Decrease number of active weeks, but
increase investments during these weeks.
Each dot shows the average investment level during 2014

*Additional profit and Return Of Investment is based on a 18% margin on all


sales.
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Case: For Media Markt, TV has a generally lower effect compared to


Nepas experience from other sales modellings

What?

Nepa suggests to evaluate TV ads


in order to increase efficiency
DELIVERY THROUGH N-VISUALIZE

EXTRA MODULES

BASE MODULE

CAMPAIGN TESTS
1) ADVERTISEMENT
EFFECTS
Ad Awareness
Observation
Sender recall
Message comprehension
Liking
Emotions
2)
BRAND POSITIONING
Benchmark

Determine that the


campaign drives the Telenor brand
in right
direction.
3)
TARGET
GROUP

ANALYSIS
Enables specific analysis of
population, Telenor customers and in
target segment (Moderna Martina)

4) ROI-EVALUATION

Media investments and traffic data


are included in order to calculate ROI.

5) ONLINE EXPOSURE
Evaluate differences between
expoced and not exposed consumers,

The sales modelling is based on previous


content of the communication. Besides
changing the media mix and changing the
budget, ROI on total level and for different
medias can be increased through optimizing
the content.
Compared to other industries and clients, DR
for Media Markt is exceptionally efficient in
generating sales. Also Print shows a strong ROI
compared to other cases.
TV has generally lower efficiency in generating
sales compared to other industries and clients.
Hence, Nepa suggests to evaluate content of
communication in order to increase ROI for
investments in TV.

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How should Media Markt


optimize the media mix?

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To analyze the potential in changing the media mix, four different


scenarios were created

S:1

S:2
A

S:2
B

S:3

Media mix that


maximizes additional
profit based on:

Media mix that


maximizes additional
profit based on:

Media mix that


maximizes additional
profit based on:

Media mix that


maximizes additional
profit based on:

Same budget as
during 2014, 116
MSEK.

Increased budget to
same level as during
2013, from 116 MSEK
to 162 MSEK.

Increased budget to
same level as during
2013, from 116 MSEK
to 162 MSEK.

Increased budget to
similar levels as
during 2012, from 116
MSEK to 210 MSEK.

Focus on driving
additional profit

Focus on driving
additional profit
and brand
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S:1

Scenario 1. Based on the same budget as 2014, how do we


maximize sales by optimizing the media mix?
Change in media budget

MSEK

Scenario description
Description:
Media mix that maximizes additional profit based on
same budget as during 2014, 116 MSEK.

Logic for the scenario analysis:


1.
2.
3.
4.

Do not invest in medias channels with ROI below 1


(radio and web TV)
Media channels with relatively low media
investments that show potential stay at same level
as during 2014 (social media).
Moderate increase of media spend for efficient
media channel compared to 2014.
Decrease media investments for certain media
channels in order to allocate investments into media
channels that are more efficient.

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Scenario 1. Suggested media mix based on same investments as


during 2014
Total net media investments

Net media investment


19.8

2014

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7.2

Scenario

116 MSEK

17%

26.9

9.7
0.0

30.0

17%
6%

14.3
18.9

12.6

8%
0%

0 MSEK

0%

1.7
2014

16%

13%

Consequences on profit*:

+26 MSEK

4%

1%

Suggestion

*Additional profit and Return Of Investment is based on a 18% margin on all


sales.
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(4 444 MSEK)

2%
2%

1.9
1.9
0.0

+142 MSEK

3%
2%

3.8
2.5

Change

26%

Consequences on sales:

12%
11%

14.6

4.4

23%

17%
19%

19.8
21.9

116 MSEK

Consequences on sales and


profit* compared to 2014

Media mix

2014

Suggestion

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S:1

S:2
A

Scenario 2A. Increased budget to same level as during 2013,


increase from 116 MSEK to 162 MSEK
Change in media budget

Scenario description
Description:

MSEK

Media mix that maximizes additional profit based on


increased budget to same level as during 2013,
increase from 116 MSEK to 162 MSEK. Focus is only on
driving additional sales and profit.
Increase DR as much as possible (with 50% from the
levels in 2013).

Logic for the scenario analysis:


1.
2.
3.
4.

Do not invest in medias channels with ROI below 1


(radio and web TV)
Media channels with relatively low media
investments that show potential stay at same level
as during 2014 (social media).
Moderate increase of media spend for efficient
media channel compared to 2013 and 2014.
Decrease media investments for certain media
channels in order to allocate investments into media
channels that are more efficient.

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Scenario 2A. Suggested media mix based on same investments as


during 2013
Total net media investments

Net media investment

46.2

20
7.2

Scenario

0.0

Change

4%

8%
0%

4.4
8.3

+762 MSEK
(5 064 MSEK)
Consequences on profit*:

20%

+137 MSEK

5%

1%
2%
0%

1.7
2014

1%

Suggestion

*Additional profit and Return Of Investment is based on a 18% margin on all


sales.
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4%
2%

1.9
1.9
0.0

19%

12%
11%
32.7

Consequences on sales:

12%

18.9

9.7

23%

17%

14.3
12.6

2.5

46 MSEK

14%

23.1
21.9

116 MSEK
162 MSEK

14%

23.1
26.9

2014

Consequences on sales and


profit* compared to 2014

Media mix

2014

Suggestion

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S:2
A

Maximizing additional profit


is of course important, but
what about media
investments effect on the
brand?

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Compared to 2013, brand metrics have decreased with 8-9%


throughout the whole funnel, while ad awareness and brand
attributes are hit even harder
The brand funnel

Ad awareness
Awareness
(IM/ToM)
Consideration
Preference
Customer at
(sometimes/often)
Best prices

Changes in brand metrics

Avg 2014

Diff vs avg
2013

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-23%

55 / 15

-4% / -9%

30

-8%

14

-8%

50 / 19

-4% / -11%

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Average daily level, not including extreme cases.

-18%

The Media Markt brand has suffered as a


consequence of lower media investments. All
brand metrics have decreased considerably
compared to 2013.
The brand metrics have decreased with 8-9%
while total sales for Media Markt have
decreased with 9% on total level.
Best price has decreased with -18% during
2014 compared to 2013. Note that the average
margin for Media Markt has decreased with,
from -2,8% to -2,1%*.
These dramatic changes in brand perception
and brand salience show the importance of
communication on the home electronics
market.
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What about the relationship


between media
investments, ad awareness
and sales?

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Media investments have a clear effect on ad awareness


Effect of media investments on ad awareness
Ad awareness

Increased media investments means higher ad


awareness
There is a clear correlation between total
media investments and ad awareness.
Increased media investments means higher ad
awareness and higher ad inventory.

Investments
7 week average

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Ad awareness takes time to build, hence it is important to have a


continuous media strategy in order to build ad inventory
Correlation between ad awareness and total
media investments

It takes time to build ad awareness


Higher correlation means that media
investments better explain the level of ad
awareness. The diagram shows that 7 weeks
average media investments explains ad
awareness better compared to not including an
average (0 weeks).

Correlation

This shows the importance of a continuous


media strategy in order to build ad inventory.
Only one weeks media investment is not
enough to change brand perception, naturally
it takes time.

Moving average for ad awareness

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It is expensive to decrease media investments, but the effects are


not immediate
Ad awareness

Difference

Relatively high
media investments,
although ad
awareness is below
expected level.

It takes time for ad awareness to recover


after a drop in media investments
Despite relatively high investments during
second half of 2014, ad awareness for Media
Markt is lower than expected.
This is likely an effect of generally low levels of
investments during the first half of 2014. This
further emphasis the importance of high and
continuous media investments to maintain
high ad inventory.
But which medias have the strongest
correlation with ad awareness?

Media investments
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Case: Different media strategies have different effects on behaviour


Age

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There is a strong relation between Share of voice and association to


lowest price
SoV vs Perceived lowest prices on the market

High share of voice effects associations to the


brand
As Share of voice (Media Markts share of media
investments in the whole home electronics
category) increase, the share that associate
Media Markt with the lowest price increase.
The strong correlation between associating
Media Markt with lowest price shows the
importance of communication within the
category.

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Traditional media such as TV, DR and Print have the strongest


relationship with ad awareness, focus on these to drive the brand
Correlation between media spend and ad
awareness

Different medias have different effects on the


brand
The diagram shows to what extent media
investments in different medias correlate with
ad awareness. A high level of correlation shows
that the relation between an investment in a
media channel and ad awareness is strong.
TV has the strongest correlation with ad
awareness followed by DR. DR Posten and Print
have similar level in terms of correlations.
Online investments have a limited effect on
the ad awareness. Hence, increasing the media
investments online does not show a clear
effect on brand perception. In order to drive
the brand, focus on TV, DR and Print.

No moving average

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Higher ad awareness leads to higher total sales


Ad awareness vs. sales

Clear relation between ad awareness and total


sales
There is a clear relation between ad awareness
and total sales, higher levels of ad awareness
means higher level of sales.

Total sales

One might argue: Which comes first? The


chicken or egg?. However, there is a clear
relationship between ad awareness and sales.
As we have seen, increased media spend leads
to higher ad awareness. High ad awareness in
turn means higher sales.

Ad awareness
Excluding christmas

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effects into consideration
when optimizing media mix?

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additional sales and drive the brand by optimizing the media mix?
Change in media budget

Scenario description
Description:

MSEK

Media mix that maximizes additional profit based on


increased budget to same level as during 2013,
increase from 116 MSEK to 162 MSEK. Focus is on
driving additional sales and brand.
Maintain DR on same as 2013, invest rest in TV and
Print

Logic for the scenario analysis:


1.
2.
3.
4.

Do not invest in medias channels with ROI below 1


(radio and web TV)
Media channels with relatively low media
investments that show potential stay at same level
as during 2014 (social media).
Moderate increase of media spend for efficient
media channel compared to 2013 and 2014.
Decrease media investments for certain media
channels in order to allocate investments into media
channels that are more efficient.

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B

Scenario 2B. Suggested media mix based on an increased budget


to same level as 2013
Total net media investments

Net media investment

26.9

2014

116 MSEK

21.9
20
7.2

162 MSEK

12.6
9.7
0.0

Change

46 MSEK

22%
23%

36.2

22%

19%
19%
17%

30.8
4%

12%
11%

21.8

8%
0%

8.3

(4 796 MSEK)

14%

Consequences on profit*:

+89 MSEK

5%

1%
2%
0%

1.7
2014

Suggestion

1%
2014

*Additional profit and Return Of Investment is based on a 18% margin on all


sales.
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4%
2%

1.9
1.9
0.0

Consequences on sales:

12%

18.9

4.4
2.5

36.2

14.3

Scenario

Consequences on sales and


profit* compared to 2014

Media mix

Suggestion

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S:2
B

S:3

Scenario 3. Based on an increased budget, how do we maximize


sales by optimizing
the media mix?
Change in media budget

MSEK

Scenario description

Description:

Media mix that maximizes additional profit based on


increased budget to similar levels as during 2012, from
116 MSEK to 210 MSEK.
Increase DR as much as possible (scenario 2A) and
invest rest in TV and Print.

Logic for the scenario analysis:


1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Do not invest in medias channels with ROI below 1


(radio and web TV)
Media channels with relatively low media
investments that show potential stay at same level
as during 2014 (social media).
Moderate increase of media spend for efficient
media channel compared to 2013 and 2014.
Decrease media investments for certain media
channels in order to allocate investments into media
channels that are more efficient.
Invest the rest on brand building activities.

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Scenario 3. Suggested media mix based on an increased budget

Total net media investments

Net media investment

116 MSEK

21.9

24%
23%

49.7

26.9

2014

17%
19%

36.2
46.2

20

17%
7%

14.3
14.3

210 MSEK

0.0

Change

8%
0%

4.4
2.5

94 MSEK

32.7

9.7

(5 391 MSEK)
Consequences on profit*:

11%
16%

+196 MSEK

4%

2%
2%
0%

1.7
2014

Suggestion

1%
2014

*Additional profit and Return Of Investment is based on a 18% margin on all


sales.
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4%
2%

8.3

3.8
1.9
0.0

22%

Consequences on sales:

12%
9%

18.9
12.6

Scenario

Consequences on sales and


profit* compared to 2014

Media mix

Suggestion

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Main focus is naturally to increase


total sales. However, different
medias have different effects on
visits, sales and brand for both
online and brick-and-mortar. How
do the effects differ between
these channels?

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Media channels have different effects on the parameters included


in the econometric modelling

How do the different media


channels give Media Markt
different effects?

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Visits that are a consequence of media investments are worth more


compared to other visitors
Media investments effect on sales and visits
Media investments explain to a larger extent
sales (20%) compared to visits (14%).
This implies that visits that are a consequence
of media investment are of higher value
compared to other visits.
In average those who visit Media Markt as a
consequence of the media activities are worth
more compared to other visitors.

VISITS

This is probably due to a combination of these


consumers actually completing a purchase to a
larger extent and also spending more during
their visits.

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Where
?

Different media channels have different effects on store sales,


online sales and brand building
Stores Sales

Online Sales

Brand driver

Different media serve different purposes for


Media Markt
Different medias have different effect on store
sales, online sales and on the Media Markt
brand.

Sorted by tore sales

Summary of results:
DR, Print and outdoor affect both brickand-mortar sales and the brand to a large
extent
Online search has a stronger effect on
online sales compared to brick-andmortar sales
TV has a considerable brand effect
compared to the other medias
Social media has strongest effect on
online sales
Limited effects of online display, radio
and web-TV on all three variables.

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Media investments effect on store sales and
visits
Different medias have different effect on store
sales and on store visits

VISITS

TV

BA
NN
ER

WEB TV RADIO DISPLAY

PRINT

DR

DR POST

GOOGLE

SALE
S

SEARCHOUTDOOR

Social media excluded due to insignificant investment


levels
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Summary of results:
Print, DR and DR Post all affect both
brick-and-mortar visits as well as sales
Online search and Outdoor both affect
sales, but visits to a lesser extent
TV affects store visits, but affect sales to
a lesser extent than other media
Web-TV, Radio and Display has
comparably smaller affect on both visits
and sales

Where
?

Looking at online, the different medias play a different role in


driving sales and
visits
compared
to brick-and-mortar
Media
investments effect
on online sales and
visits
Different medias have different effect on online
sales and on online visits

VISITS
GOOGLE

TV

DR POST

FACEBOOK

SEARCHSOCIAL MEDIA

BA
NN
ER

PRINT

DR OUTDOOR WEB TV

SALE
S

DISPLAY

Radio excluded due to insignificant investment levels


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Summary of results:
Online search and Social Media affect
both online visits as well as sales
Web-TV and Display both affect sales,
but visits to a lesser extent
TV and DR Post affect visits, but have
lesser effect on sales compared to other
media
Print, DR and Outdoor has comparably
smaller affect on both visits and sales

Where
?

Agenda
Scope
Executive summary
Method
Overview of Internal Data and Media Investments
How much should Media Markt invest?
Where should Media Markt invest?
When should Media Markt invest?
Executive summary
Appendix

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Summary When?
How much?
Total media
budget
Total
media
budget

Who?
Who
to target
Who
toand
with what
target and
with what

How can Media Markt


optimize media
activities in order to
increase
sales/revenues?

What?
Content ofof
Timing
communication
media
(Products
& Content)
investment
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Summary
Media investments are more effective during
times of high sales

Where?
Media mix
Media
mix

When?
Timing of media
Content
of
investments
communica
tion
(Products &
Content)

Communication in itself is more important than


having high share of voice, do not hesitate on
investing when competitors invest
In terms of sales, the main sales effects are
during day of investment and four days after
day of investment for all medias
Media Markt are on the right track when in
come to investment timings.

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Media investments are more effective during times of high sales

When
?

Sales
Trend

1.3
Winter-New Year
(V48-V1)
3

1.0
Winter-Summer (V28V23)

1.3
Late Summer
(V23-31)
6

1.1
Fall (V32048)

Marginal ROI based on 18% profit

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Communication in itself is more important than having high share


of voice, do not hesitate on investing when competitors invest
Share of voice vs Media investments

Effect of ad awareness on sales

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139

62

134

- Share of Voice

*Of average media effect

+ Media Investments

- Media Investments

+ Share of Voice

The periods that most extensively drive sales


to Media Markt stores are those where the
industry in total is investing heavily in media.

Share of voice does not drive sales as much


as the contributing effect from the
competitors investments

Hence, do not hesitate to invest during


periods when competitors also are investing
in media, for example during Christmas.

Always better to be in this


area, which indicates that a
continuous strategy is
advisable for Media Markt

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When
?

During salary week or the week after salary week are the most
effective times to communicate

When
?

SALARY WEEK
SALARY WEEK SALARY
+1
WEEK +>2
SALARY WEEK -1

1.33

1.26

1.15

1.03

Marginal ROI based on 18% profit

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Media Markt are on the right track when in come to investment


timings
Suggested spend
The suggested investment pattern for 2015 is
quite similar to 2014.
Investments should peak in the late summer
and during Christmas.
Continue to boost investment around salary
weeks.

2014

Suggested for 2015

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DR followed by TV have the longest burn effects


Burn effects

Day of investment + next day


Next three days

In terms of sales, the main sales effects are


during day of investment and four days after
day of investment for all medias.
Note that brand building effects are not taken
into consideration.
DR has the longest burn effects followed by TV.
Print and Online have the most immediate
effects on sales.

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Slightly higher efficiency of 12 pages compared to 8 pages


Content quantity in Direct Marketing
12 (or 16) pages in DR will give 10% more
additional sales compared to 8 pages.
Is there a difference between
8 pages and 12 pages in DR?

The difference is apparent in Direct Marketing


through Posten.

Yes, 10% higher efficiency for 12


pages compared to 8 pages

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Scope
Executive summary
Method
Overview of Internal Data and Media Investments
How much should Media Markt invest?
Where should Media Markt invest?
When should Media Markt invest?
Executive summary
Appendix

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Media investments have a large effect on sales, media investments explain 20% of
all total sales
How much?

Investing 1 SEK in media gives on average 6,3 SEK back in revenues, based on a
18% margin, this gives and ROI of 1,15
Potential to increase media investments and still keep a positive return on
investment
Large potential for Media Markt to increase sales by changing the media mix

Where?

DR tend to drive sales to a great extent. In order to drive sales these medias should
have a significant share of the total budget
Online Search is however the most efficient media of all

When?

Communication in itself is more important than having high share of voice, do not
hesitate on investing when competitors invest
Media Markt are on the right track when in come to investment timings

What?

TV has generally lower efficiency in generating sales for Media Markt, compared to
similar cases, but is more important for brand image
Nepa suggests to evaluate content of communication in order to increase ROI for
investments in TV
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Scope
Executive summary
Method
Overview of Internal Data and Media Investments
How much should Media Markt invest?
Where should Media Markt invest?
When should Media Markt invest?
Executive summary
Appendix

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Media investments are directly related to 20% of sales and 14% of


visits in Media Markts stores
Store Sales decomposition model

Store Visits decomposition model

Media Investments account for approximately 2 billion SEK


(20% of all sales)

Chart Title

Million visits

Sales in billion SEK

Chart Title

Variables excluded due to systematic effect on sales: Share of Voice, PR data and Inventory levels
Variables included in base level: Number of open stores
Variables included in seasonal level: Christmas/New year effects
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Media Investments account for approximately 4 million visits


(14% of all visits)

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For online, media explains nearly 40% of the sales and approx. 15
% of the visits
Online Sales model

Online Visits model

Media Investments account for approximately 180 million SEK


(38% of all sales)

Chart Title

Thousand visits

Sales in SEK

Chart Title

Media Investments account for 3,5 million


visits to Media Markt.se

Variables excluded due to systematic effect on sales: Share of Voice, PR data and Inventory levels
Variables included in seasonal level: Christmas/New year effects
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Sales is decreasing offline but increasing heavily online


Sales/visits
Sales

Visits

Conversion

Sales over time


-9%
+60
%

13
%
+8
%

+2
%
+56
%

201
3

In store
sales/week

Stores

Linear (Stores)

Online

Linear (Online)

Online sales/week

201
3

201
3

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Visits are decreasing by approximately the same rate as sales in


stores, while online sees a little less increase compared to visits
Sales/visits
Sales

Visits

Conversion

Visits over time


-9%
+60
%

13
%
+8
%

+2
%
+56
%

201
3

In store
visits/week

Stores

Linear (Stores)

Online

Linear (Online)

Online
visits/week

201
3

201
3

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Conversion on both the web and in physical stores is increasing


steadily over the years
Sales/visits
Sales

Visits

Conversion

Conversion over time


-9%
+60
%

13
%
+8
%

+2
%
+56
%

Stores
201
3

201
3

Online:

201
3

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External effects affect sales heavily and are taken into


consideration for the sales model (slide 1/2)
Payday effects
+20
%

The December effect

Extracurricular day effects

+30
%

Average Month

Paydays affect MediaMarkt sales


significantly. The week after a
payday shows almost 20% higher
sales on average for stores and
+30% for online.

October

Compared to the average month,


sales are twice as high in
December, even though the effect
has decreased every year for the
last three years.

November

Graph shows the 10 days with


highest sales from 2012 to 2013.
All 10 days are in December.

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External effects affect sales heavily and are taken into


consideration for the sales model (slide 2/2)
Number of open stores

New stores opening

Share of
of products
products in
in stock*
stock
Share

New store
sales

Average
sales

Large variation of open stores


since 2012, with both increases
and decreases in number of
stores.

Sales are very high during the


first 3 days after opening but
drop quite fast and reach a
steady state in less than two
weeks.

Clear correlation between


conversion within the store and
stock levels, where a higher
average stock level is generally
increasing the conversion.

Share of products in stock is not directly considered in the model due to multicollinearity and non systematic
effects.
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MediaMarkt has decreased its spend in all traditional media while


increasing the spend in online medias
NET MEDIA SPEND 2013 AND 2014
2013

2014

+14
-55% +30
+70
-53% +17
+34
50
32
35
5%
0%
%
5%
%
%
%
%
Please note that this slide is based on the net media data, while the modelling in the upcoming chapter is using
e.g. impressions data and TRP data to distribute the media fully correct over time. For full mapping, please see
appendix.
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The total media spend of the industry has decreased over time, all
though the share of voice for MediaMarkt keeps on shrinking
GROSS MEDIA SPEND
Media spend industry
MediaMarkt share of voice

The total industry follows a


cyclic pattern where they invest
with most focus in December to
then decrease investments in
the beginning of the year.
In the beginning of 2014,
MediaMarkt lost much of the SoV
when lowering its investments.
* Please note that Q4 2014 is
missing DR investments due to
lack of reported RM data.

Note that this analysis is based on RM data, which is somewhat different to the actual media spend.
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MediaMarkt and Elgiganten have a similar media strategy, both


2013 and 2014
Media Mix 2013
Media
investments
MediaMarkt(000 000 SEK)Elgiganten
20%

TV
OOH
Print

0%
1%

Interne
t

44%

0%

35%

760
46%

19%

25%
0%

124
8%

22%

190
12%

21%

13%
1%
5%

1647
100%

0%

112
7%
75%

36%
3%
Share of voice

DM

Industry total

Siba

6%

74%

4%

31%

ELON

0%
1%

25%

462
28%

Radio

Netonnet

34%

42%

3%

59%

Media Mix 2014

TV
OOH

Media
investments
MediaMarkt(000 000 SEK)Elgiganten
13%
21%
1%
2%

Print
Radio
Interne
42%
t

241
20%

DM

38%

5%

1%
0%

36%
Share of voice

Netonnet
16%
32%

16%

0%

129
11%

575
48%
10%

ELON

0%

83%

13%

21%

23%

0%
1%

197
17%

Industry total

Siba

2%

16%
1%
1%

50
4%
41%

70%

1191
100%

35%

6%

54%

Note that this analysis is based on RM data, which is somewhat different to the actual media spend. The results from 2014 are
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TV investment strategies have varied a lot over the last two years,
where the last years investments have been lower and to a wider
Change
in media
investment
range
of people
TV strategy over time
strategy
2013

2014

TV4 Film
TV4 Sport
MTG ( TV3,TV6, TV8 & TV10)

TV4 Fakta
TV4 Stockholm
TV4 Riks

Discovery Channel
Kanal 5, Kanal 9 & Kanal 11

Please note that this slide is based on the net media data, while the modelling in the upcoming chapter is using
e.g. impressions data and TRP data to distribute the media fully correct over time. For full mapping, please see
appendix.
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Kanal 9
Kanal 5

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The print strategy shifted in 2014, with much less investments in


papers as DN
Change in media investment
strategy
2013

Print strategy over time

2014

Hela stergtland
stgta Correspondenten
Metro Stockholm

Smlandsposten
Bors Tidning
Dagens Nyheter

Upsala Nya Tidning


Norrkpings tidningar
Gteborgs-Posten, GP

MittMedia Gvle
Jnkpings-Posten

Please note that this slide is based on the net media data, while the modelling in the upcoming chapter is using
e.g. impressions data and TRP data to distribute the media fully correct over time. For full mappning, please see
appendix.
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The DR strategy is somewhat similar for 2014, even though the


levels are lower
Change in media investment
strategy
2013

DR strategy over time

2014

KalmarPosten - Ibladning
Jnkpings- Posten - IBLADNING
Upsala Nya Tidning - IBLADNING

Bors Tidning - IBLADNING


VK - Effekt - IBLADNING
Hela Skne - IBLADNING

Please note that this slide is based on the net media data, while the modelling in the upcoming chapter is using
e.g. impressions data and TRP data to distribute the media fully correct over time. For full mapping, please see
appendix.
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Investments into display have increased considerably in 2014


Change in media investment
strategy
2013

Display strategy over time

2014

TV.nu

Tv.nu Mobilt

Accuen Display Aftonbladet Mobil Blocket.se

Dagens Nyheter.se

Widespace AB

Expressen.se

Leeads AB

Aftonbladet.se

Please note that this slide is based on the net media data, while the modelling in the upcoming chapter is using
e.g. impressions data and TRP data to distribute the media fully correct over time. For full mapping, please see
appendix.
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Search is increasing, both looking at impressions and clicks


Change in media investment
strategy
2013

Search activity over time

2014

Sum of Impressions

Sum of Clicks

Please note that this slide is based on the net media data, while the modelling in the upcoming chapter is using
e.g. impressions data and TRP data to distribute the media fully correct over time. For full mapping, please see
appendix.
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Outdoor investments have decreased in 2014 compared to 2013


Change in media investment
strategy
2013

Outdoor strategy over time

2014

Skvde Nyheter
City Media
GUSO Nrmedia

Billboard Media
XponeraMedia & Event AB
Brand Factory Nordic AB

CLEAR CHANNEL-UTAN FRMEDL. PROV


DS Smith Packaging
JCDecaux Sverige AB

Please note that this slide is based on the net media data, while the modelling in the upcoming chapter is using
e.g. impressions data and TRP data to distribute the media fully correct over time. For full mapping, please see
appendix.
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Social media shows a somewhat discrete pattern, except for the


last weeks of 2014, where the strategy was continuous and growing
Change in media investment
strategy
2013

Social media strategy over time

2014

Facebook.com

Facebook Greyaccount (search)

Please note that this slide is based on the net media data, while the modelling in the upcoming chapter is using
e.g. impressions data and TRP data to distribute the media fully correct over time. For full mapping, please see
appendix.
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Strong variance in weekday strategies for different medias


Weekday strategy per media
TV

DR

DR POSTEN

PRINT

RADIO

SOCIALMEDIA

ONLINE WEB TV

ONLINE DISPLAY

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The current online model is leaving tracked leads out as an isolated


channel of visitors in order to credit the contributions of traditional
media more fair
TV

Prisjakt/Pricerunner/Google/Faceb
ook

Print

DR

Online visits

Online sales

Outdoor

Web

Prisjakt/Pricerunner/Google/Faceb
ook
Visitors coming from tracked
leads are often influenced by
other media first, making it hard
to credit the last touch point for
the whole lead. Because of this,
the leads coming from these
sources were not handled
separately in the modeling.

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The majority of online tracked leads are coming from Google, even
though Pricerunner and Prisjakt are spiking during a few dates
Share of visitors being tracked
leads

Prisjakt
Facebook
Other visits

Tracked leads over time

Pricerunner
Google
Prisjakt

Pricerunner

Facebook

Google

All web visits

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No distinct media PR event during 2013-2014 for MediaMarkt


Number of inserts in papers

Positiv
Neutral
Negativ

okt-12
okt-12
okt-12
okt-12
okt-12

Tufft fr Media Markts gare


Media Markt lgger expansion p is
Media Markt blder
Media Markt varslar
Arbetslsa unga blev dreamteam
Media Markts gare fr snkt
okt-12
kreditbetyg

S illa ute r Media Markt /Stngning av


St. Bernstorp

nov-13 Media Markt bjuder p sterotypa knsroller


nov-13 Media Markt i Jnkping krymper
nov-13 Media Markt kreditvrdighet sgas
okt-13

apr-14 Tufft fr Media Markt

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TV and Print ads are missing, while Online ads seems to still remain
noticed at a low rate
The brand funnel

Brand tracking over time

Avg 2014

Diff vs
2013

47

-23%

55 / 15

-4% /
-9%

Considera
tion

30

-8%

Preferenc
e

14

-8%

50 /
19

-4% /
-11%

15

-18%

Ad
awarenes
s
Awarenes
s (IM/ToM)

Customer at
(sometimes/of
ten)
Best prices

Trend lines
drawn manually

Ad awareness

Seen TV ads

Seen print ads

Seen internet ads

Seen out of home ads

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ToM is most seriously affected
The brand funnel

Brand tracking over time

Avg 2014

Diff vs
2013

47

-23%

55 / 15

-4% /
-9%

Considera
tion

30

-8%

Preferenc
e

14

-8%

50 /
19

-4% /
-11%

15

-18%

Ad
awarenes
s
Awarenes
s (IM/ToM)

Customer at
(sometimes/of
ten)
Best prices

Trend lines
drawn manually

Awareness

Awareness IM

Awareness ToM

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Consideration has dropped by 8%


The brand funnel

Brand tracking over time

Avg 2014

Diff vs
2013

47

-23%

55 / 15

-4% /
-9%

Considera
tion

30

-8%

Preferenc
e

14

-8%

50 /
19

-4% /
-11%

15

-18%

Ad
awarenes
s
Awarenes
s (IM/ToM)

Customer at
(sometimes/of
ten)
Best prices

Trend lines
drawn manually

Tnkbart mrke - DVD-film

Tnkbart mrke - TV

Tnkbart mrke - datorutrustning

Tnkbart mrke - fotoutrustning

Tnkbart mrke - hushllsmaskiner

Tnkbart mrke - ljudanlggning

Tnkbart mrke - spel

Tnkbart mrke - telefon

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Preference has also dropped over the last year


The brand funnel

Brand tracking over time

Avg 2014

Diff vs
2013

47

-23%

55 / 15

-4% /
-9%

Considera
tion

30

-8%

Preferenc
e

14

-8%

50 /
19

-4% /
-11%

15

-18%

Ad
awarenes
s
Awarenes
s (IM/ToM)

Customer at
(sometimes/of
ten)
Best prices

Trend lines
drawn manually

Preferens - DVD-film
Preferens - hushllsmaskiner
Preferens - telefon
AVERAGE PREFERENCE

Preferens - datorutrustning
Preferens - ljudanlggning
Preferens - vitvaror

Preferens - fotoutrustning
Preferens - spel
Preferens TV

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The visits most often statements have dropped over the last year
The brand funnel

Brand tracking over time

Avg 2014

Diff vs
2013

47

-23%

55 / 15

-4% /
-9%

Considera
tion

30

-8%

Preferenc
e

14

-8%

50 /
19

-4% /
-11%

15

-18%

Ad
awarenes
s
Awarenes
s (IM/ToM)

Customer at
(sometimes/of
ten)
Best prices

Trend lines
drawn manually

Visits sometimes

Visits most often

Visited homepage

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The perceived best prices attribute has dropped heavily over the
last year
The brand funnel

Brand tracking over time

Avg 2014

Diff vs
2013

47

-23%

55 / 15

-4% /
-9%

Considera
tion

30

-8%

Preferenc
e

14

-8%

50 /
19

-4% /
-11%

15

-18%

Ad
awarenes
s
Awarenes
s (IM/ToM)

Customer at
(sometimes/of
ten)
Best prices

Trend lines
drawn manually

Best prices (mest prisvrd)

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Overview of media investments for Media Markt 2014 vs 2013


TV

41%

14%

10%
Leeads AB

Expres s en.s e

Aftonbladet.s e

Wides pace AB

Other

DR

DISPLAY

WEBB TV

SK

OUTDOOR

DM

Display
18%
17%

PRINT

3%

4%

4%

67%

8%

12%

23%

201
4

23%
49%
8%

11%
9%

Aftonbladet.s e
Blocket.s e
Leeads AB

53%

POS TEN
( ADR,ODR,Uppsl,Adress,Fstg)
REKLAMS VEPET/POS TEN
Hela S kne - IBLADNING

6%

22%

33%

66%

TV4 Riks
Kanal 5, Kanal 9 & Kanal 11
MTG ( TV3,TV6, TV8 & TV10)
Kanal 5

Print
0%
1%
2%
5%
3%
4%

5% 6%

7%

Gteborgs-Posten, GP
Norrkpings tidningar
Jnkpings-Posten
stgta Correspondenten
Other

DM
32%
5%

1% 6%
5%

19%

26%

POS TEN
( ADR,ODR,Uppsl,Adress,Fstg)

TV

9% 8%
71%

Gteborgs-Posten, GP - IBLADNING

Display

RADIO

Print
1%
2%
2%
11%

17%

Sociala medier

17%
13%

33%

201
3 20%

TV

60%

10%

10%
41%

12%
28%

5%
4%
TV4 Riks

MTG ( TV3,TV6, TV8 & TV10)

Dagens Nyheter

Kanal 5

TV4 S tockholm

Hela stergtland

Other

Gteborgs-Posten, GP

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Both Elgiganten and MediaMarkt have been lowering their


investments in TV from 2013 to 2014
Change in media investment
strategy
2013

TRP in A 25-59 over time

2014

El-giganten ab

Mediamarkt

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Media Investments and Brand tracking over time


Brand tracking over time (Moving average 9 weeks)
WEBB TV
DISPLAY
SK
Sociala medier
RADIO
PRINT
OUTDOOR
DR POSTEN
DR
TV
Knnedom ToM
AVERAGE
CONSIDERATION
AVERAGE
PREFERENCE
Mest prisvrd
Lgst priser
SoV

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Media Investments and Brand tracking over time


Brand tracking over time (Moving average 9 weeks)
WEBB TV
DISPLAY
SK
Sociala medier
RADIO
PRINT
OUTDOOR
DR POSTEN
DR
TV
Knnedom ToM
AVERAGE
CONSIDERATION
AVERAGE
PREFERENCE
Mest prisvrd
SoV

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Brand tracking over time


Brand tracking over time (Moving average 9 weeks)

Reklamerinran Hjlpt

SoV

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Compared to Elgiganten, Media market has a lower share of OOH,


especially in the summer and around christmas
Share of media investments every month

Share of media investments every month

Media Markt
Sum of
Sum of
Sum of
Sum of
Sum of
Sum of

Cinema
Internet
Radio
Print
OOH
TV

Sum of
Sum of
Sum of
Sum of
Sum of
Sum of

Cinema
Internet
Radio
Print
OOH
TV

Elgiganten

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Profit margin
Average profit margin over time

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Average receipt
Average reciept over time

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The role of SoV


Brand tracking over time (Moving average 9 weeks)
WEBB TV
Negative
effect due
to low share
of voice

Positive
effect due
to large
share of
voice

DISPLAY
SK
Sociala medier
RADIO
PRINT
OUTDOOR
DR POSTEN
DR
TV
Reklamerinran Hjlpt
SoV

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Almost all brand tracking variables have a positive effect of media


investments
Brand tracking over time (Moving average 9 weeks)
WEBB TV
DISPLAY
SK
Sociala medier
RADIO
PRINT
OUTDOOR
DR POSTEN
DR
TV
Reklamerinran Hjlpt
Knnedom ToM
AVERAGE
CONSIDERATION
AVERAGE
PREFERENCE
Mest prisvrd
Lgst priser
SoV

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The important ToM variable is clearly affected by media


investments
Brand tracking over time (Moving average 9 weeks)
WEBB TV
DISPLAY
SK
Sociala medier
RADIO
PRINT
OUTDOOR
DR POSTEN
DR
TV
Knnedom ToM

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