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Inserts nuts and bolts 2014 - Manchester
1. Data protection 2013
Friday 8 February
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Inserts nuts and bolts 2014 - Manchester
Thursday 13 November 2014
@DMANorth#dmainserts
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2. Welcome and introduction
Nick Barnard, Head of Telegraph Reach, Telegraph Media
@DMANorth #dmainserts
3. 3.00pm Registration
3.30pm Welcome and introduction
Nick Barnard, Head of Telegraph Reach, Telegraph Media
3.35pm The importance of Manchester to the DM market place
Howard Foster, Regional Director and Head of Insert Sales, Bauer
3.50pm How reputation, not results is blinkering an industry
Parry Jones, Director, The Insert House
4.20pm Creating new paths to purchase from print media
Alex McIntosh, Director, Optima Connect
4.50pm The stigma of inserts -overcoming new school thinking
Gavin Barber, Sales Executive, Mail Newspapers
5.10pmDon’t let print frighten you!
Nick Barbeary, Client Experience Director, DST
5.40pmPanel discussion
6.00pmClosing comments
Nick Barnard, Head of Telegraph Reach, Telegraph Media
6.05pmDrinks and networking
Agenda
4. The importance of Manchester to the DM market place
Howard Foster, Regional Director and Head of Inserts Sales, Bauer
@Flyer6856
@DMANorth #dmainserts
5. Manchester Firsts That Changed Our Lives
Canals –Bridgewater Canal in 1761
Scheduled Bus Route –Salford in 1824
Railways –Manchester to Liverpool in 1830
Scheduled Airline –Manchester to Southport in 1919
Splitting the Atom –Manchester University in 1919
Computer –Baby -at Manchester University in 1948
Graphene –Manchester University in 2003
Lonely Hearts Ad –Helen Morrison in the Manchester Weekly Advertiser in 1727
6. Mail Order in the UK
Aaron Montgomery Ward (US) -1872
James David Williams –1875 (mobile shops)
1882 introduction of parcel post
Universal Stores –1900
Littlewoods –1923 Sports Betting
–1932 Mail Order
–1937 Retail
7. Origination of Inserts as a Medium
Print technology -Publishers including editorial inserts –early 1960s
Sachets and samples (PG Tips) –c 1962
Direct Response –GUS –c1968
All hand inserted
Machine technology –early 1970s –generating mass commercialisation of inserts and new revenue streams for publishers
8. The North Acts
Direct marketing –unfashionable in London
Expertise and history in the north
Manchester becomes the creative force and driver of Inserts in the UK
9. 2001
Alliance and Leicester
T Mobile
Sky
GUS
JD Williams
Express Gifts
Norwich Union (Aviva)
Royal Bank of Scotland
Monstermob
Britannia Music
Thus Scratchcards
Kaleidoscope
Almost 500 million inserts in H Bauer titles.
77% of all inserts in H Bauer Publications were placed by Manchester Agencies
10. Where is Manchester Now?
Excluding Search Carat Manchester 45% of total billing is traditional DM
Excluding Search Mediacom Manchester 40% of total billing is traditional DM
H Bauer Manchester –70% of annual revenue from traditional DM advertisers
Inserts –45% of Bauer inserts from Manchester agencies
JD Williams
Damart
Express Gifts
Purely Creative
Hidden Hearing
Amplifon
Tombola
8 Ball games
Kaleidoscope
Cotton Traders
Key insert accounts in Manchester
11. Conclusion
•The History and Roots of DM are in Manchester
•The Knowledge and Expertise is in Manchester
•The Enthusiasm and Passion is in Manchester
•Manchester is not just important to DM it is vital
12. How reputation, not results is blinkering an industry
Parry Jones, Director, The Insert House
@theinserthouse
@DMANorth #dmainserts
13. Creating new paths to purchase from print media
Alex McIntosh, Director, Optima Connect
@alimac17
@DMANorth #dmainserts
14. The stigma of inserts –overcoming new school thinking
Gavin Barber, Sales Executive, Mail Newspapers
@DMANorth #dmainserts
20. The evidence………
LOTS OF CLIENTS USE INSERTS ON A REGULAR BASIS
DM inserts volumes up year on year 2013 to 2014
Don’t ignore the bleeding obvious…….
22. Up to 85% of Mail readers recall seeing inserts in their magazines
23. 2012 DMA research showed that 56%of responses to an insert came via online
(this was before the explosion in tablets and growth in mobile generally)
24. Brand association –its like a recommendation
81%of Mail readers believe the Mail would only allow credible
companies to place inserts in their brands
25. Q. Where else can you get that level of association/endorsement?
A. Nowhere –only newspapers and magazines brands can offer this
26. Inserts don’t just deliver direct response
Inserts can:
•Help shift perceptions e.g. Lidl
•Show greater range of product and services
•Act as branding
•Offer standout and impact
27. •Most people dolook at inserts
•Inserts stand out to the reader
•Unrivalled brand association
•Inserts drive response online and offline
•Inserts can offer more than just DR
28. We all need to think like a doctor….and ensure inserts within magazines and newspapers are integral to your modern marketing plan
29. Don’t let print frighten you!
Nick Barbeary, Client Experience Director, DST
@DST_UK
@DMANorth #dmainserts
51. Closing comments
Nick Barnard, Head of Telegraph Reach, Telegraph Media
@DMANorth #dmainserts
52. Upcoming events
Thursday 27 November -What’s the state of copywriting in Britain today
Wednesday 4 February –Manchester Tech marketing: up close and personal
Keep an eye out for what else is coming up in the region at www.dma.org.uk