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A Digital Giant Awakens
Marketing has evolved over the last several decades from marketing to many, marketing to some and now marketing to one. With advancements in technology and the growth of digital media and addressability, precision marketing is now a reality.
JUST WINGING IT: MORE THAN A QUARTER OF NEW ZEALAND TRAVELERS UNINSURED
In 2018 the insurance sector spent nearly $79 million in New Zealand on advertising to reach potential insurance buyers. Whether it is car, contents, house, life, medical, travel or other insurance, 2,861,000 New Zealanders aged 20+ hold at least one insurance policy.
THE CHANGING FACE OF NEW ZEALAND AND WHY IT MATTERS
While the 2018 census data isn’t due for release until 2019, marketers should be prepared to answer two key questions - “are we adjusting to the changing needs of our target market? and how do we acquire new customers that are gaining relevance in NZ?”
Girl Power: Measuring the Rise of Women’s Sport in Australia
Today, the 'value' of a sport is primarily based on TV viewership and attendance. For women’s sport, it is widely assumed that ‘the attendance and viewing is just not there.’ While these traditional yardsticks are an important trading currency, our research shows that women's sport has...
Leisure Lovers
In the 2018 financial year (July 2017-June 2018), 50% of total Australian advertising spend was made up by the top five industries. The travel sector, ranked third, recorded the biggest boost in ad spending - up 21% on the previous financial year.
Australia Radio Gone Hi-Tech Report
Australian commercial radio listeners are also big technology enthusiasts. Nielsen Consumer & Media View (CMV) and Commercial Radio Australia research reveals that 30% of commercial radio listeners identify as Tech Lovers - a group that prides itself in trying, adopting and embracing new...
More Screens, More Choice, More Diverse Viewing Activity
The latest figures from the Australian Video Viewing Report from Regional TAM, OzTAM and Nielsen show the average Australian home now has 6.6 screens in which to consume video content. These screens include multiple devices such as internet-capable TVs, tablets, smartphones, and high definition...
Grow Your Brand Through Entertainment
As a result of more digital entertainment options, Australians are consuming more content and changing how they consume it. Knowing the Australian entertainment consumer provides new opportunities for Australian brands to engage and connect with them on a more personal and emotional level.
Giddy Up: 2017 Melbourne Cup gets Social
This year’s Emirates Melbourne Cup well and truly lived up to its reputation as one of the biggest events on the Australian sporting calendar. Nielsen’s Social TV Ratings revealed that our nation’s most prestigious horse race was the biggest social episode on TV this year.
More Screens, More Choice, More Diverse Viewing Activity
The Q2 (April-June) 2017 Australian Video Viewing Report – from Regional TAM, OzTAM and Nielsen – reveals that people are continuing to take advantage of the nearly infinite choice in video content and the means of accessing it.
KIWIS AND LIVE TELEVISION: KEEPING IT REAL
Kiwis are sticking to their television viewing habits despite the growth in popularity of other devices and screens. Nielsen’s New Zealand Multi-Screen Report shows that consumers are continuing to watch broadcast TV and 90% of this viewing is spent watching live content.
Radio Still ‘Money’ With Banking Consumers
When it comes to personal banking and our interactions with the ‘Big 4’ banks, research by Nielsen and Commercial Radio Australia, using Nielsen Consumer & Media View, reveals that 69% of Australian radio listeners say they are very or quite satisfied with their main financial institution...
Ad Spend from Cruise Ship Companies Set to Change Course
Australians are willing to take to the seas with more than half (55%) considering going on a cruise. Strong growth in advertising spend from cruise operators is driving consumer enthusiasm, but questions have been raised as to whether Sydney’s infrastructure can support demand. If tour operators...