Newspaper Drives Online Traffic: Google-commissioned research shows media synergy
By Newspaper Association of America (NAA) analysis of consumer research conducted by Clark, Martire & Bartolomeo and commissioned by Google
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This study demonstrates the effectiveness and influence of newspaper – especially as part of an integrated marketing mix– in driving further consumer research that often results in the subsequent purchase of a product or a service. |
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Year: 2008 Source: Newspaper Association of America
Type of Promotional Material/Activity Tested: Newspapers, Internet
Sample Population: 1,003 US adults
Methodology: Survey of online users who perform a search with a search engine at least once a month.
Metrics: Newspaper advertisements influence on respondents’ subsequent product research and purchase behavior. Top Line Results: Among consumers who research products after seeing them advertised in newspapers, two-thirds (67%) state they then use the Internet to find more information. Among Internet-using newspaper readers:
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Respondents consistently ranked newspapers as more useful
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Consumer report their confidence is boosted by newspaper ads:
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Take-Away:
Newspapers are viewed by consumers as trusted and useful. This study demonstrates newspaper effectiveness and influence – especially as part of an integrated marketing mix -- in driving further consumer research that often results in a subsequent purchase of a product or service. |
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| Complexity rating: 1 out of 3 (Complex statistical analysis scale: 1= none, 2= moderate, 3 = difficult) | ||||||||||||||||
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