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NEWS:
Mr Fizzy Bubbles Back
The successful CTVA TVC - 77% of advertisers surveyed agreed
with its main messages - promoting FTA as the best medium
to drive sales is being re-screened for the month of June.
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Highlighting the objectives of three products - Mr Fizzy, Mr Squirt
and Mr Butt - the TV campaign delivers a strong message to advertisers
of the power of TV to build brands and influence consumer behaviour.
A
Wirthlin survey, which took place following the TV campaign's initial
run last year, unearthed the following results:
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65%
of respondents described the campaign as effective.
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One
in four described themselves as even more inclined to advertise
on FTA than before the campaign launched. |
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95%
of advertisers interviewed said their primary recollection of
the campaign was from television. |
Through
the survey, advertisers sent a powerful message that FTA is the
best way to build brands, deliver a message and communicate with
young people.
"The
Wirthlin research underlines that even for an audience as segmented
as advertising professionals FTA really does have a definitive impact,"
said Jodie Leonard, Director of Marketing, Nine Network and chairperson
of the CTVA marketing committee.
The
study supports the view that to sell product, advertisers must employ
FTA television as their lead communications medium - no matter what
the advertising environment.
Complementary
Wirthlin consumer research also found that:
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93%
of respondents agree it is easy to skim over ads in newspapers.
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66%
of people find Internet pop-up ads annoying. |
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60%
say they are not as likely to take messages in from the radio
as they are with television. |
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Only
1% of respondents found magazines to be the most memorable source
of advertising. |
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