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1、Secrets of success:Building brands with emerging media Copyright 2023 The Nielsen Company(US),LLC.Confidential and proprietary.Do not distribute.2Source:eMarketer Influencer Marketing Report 2022The media industrys constant evolution is one of its greatest traits.For audiences,the growing abundance

2、of choice provides enough variety for every preference.Celebrities can send you a personalized birthday video;comedians can walk you through notorious murder cases via podcast;and social media-famous influencers can help you transform your wardrobe.Of course,wherever audiences go,advertisers are qui

3、ck to follow.For the past two years,the surveys Nielsen fields for our annual marketing reports highlight that marketers continue to increase their ad spending across digital channels,with podcasts,social media and native advertising attracting the biggest increases.Market research company eMarketer

4、 forecasted that U.S.marketers would spend$5 billion on influencer marketing in 2022,projecting that amount to eclipse$7 billion by 2024.Similarly,the Interactive Advertising Bureau(IAB)forecasts that podcast advertising will exceed$4 billion by 2024.While most marketers have a good sense of the rea

5、ch that newer media options provide,the media industry has limitedif anyresearch about their effects on brand lift.That limits marketers ability to assess effectiveness in driving their top goal:raising brand awareness 1.1 2022 Nielsen Annual Marketing Report2024$7B+2022$5BForcasted U.S.spend on inf

6、luencer marketingCopyright 2023 The Nielsen Company(US),LLC.Confidential and proprietary.Do not distribute.32 Nielsen podcast brand impact norms database,Q4 20223 Nielsen branded content impact norms database,Q4 20224 Branded content refers to sponsored content that a brand pays to have placed on a

7、channel it does not own.In this report,branded content is also referred to as native advertising.+10For example,we know from Nielsen ad effectiveness data that podcast ads have the potential to drive 13 percentage points2 improvement in brand awareness.Similarly,we know that branded sponsored conten

8、t has the potential to drive 10 percentage points3 improvement in brand awareness.Those stats alone signal the immense potential of these media options.But,they dont identify the attributes that actually drive brand liftthe secret sauce that helps advertisers develop brand-specific creative that wil

9、l drive those metrics.The knowledge gap between understanding that a media channel has potential and how to capitalize on the potential might be a factor in why marketers view podcast and branded content advertising as relatively low in effectiveness1.The good news is that weve identified the five e

10、lements that drive brand lift in emerging media,and they can be applied to advertising creative across podcasts,influencer marketing and branded content4.Podcast ads+13Branded contentPotential percentage point improvement in brand awarenessCopyright 2023 The Nielsen Company(US),LLC.Confidential and

11、proprietary.Do not distribute.4The five drivers for emerging media Emerging media brand lift driversAverage percentage of influence in driving brand liftIdentifying what drives brand lift in emerging media is no small feat.To get there,we explored more than 1,000 U.S.campaigns across podcasts,social

12、 media(influencer)and branded content to pinpoint the five attributes that move the needle for brands:Among the five,brand recall is most importantinfluencing nearly 40%of brand lift in emerging media.It makes sense:If audiences dont remember the brand behind an ad,it wont have an impact.While this

13、finding might seem obvious,it reminds us that the rules of good ad creative in traditional media are equally applicable in emerging media.Advertisers also need to keep the importance of brand recall top of mind as they cede some creative control in emerging media to the content creators.Baseline bra

14、nd awarenessCaptivatingBrand recallRelatabilityEnjoyabilityNon-negative38.7%37.5%9.4%5.5%3.5%5.5%Brand recallEnjoyabilityCaptivatingRelatabilityNon-negativeCopyright 2023 The Nielsen Company(US),LLC.Confidential and proprietary.Do not distribute.5Enjoyability ranks second in overall importance,follo

15、wed by the other three attributes that carry largely the same weight in their ability to drive brand lift.In aggregate,these five drivers highlight that brands dont need to go viral to raise awareness with consumersalthough taking over the internet for a few days would certainly boost brand affinity

16、.Given that audiences may have individual interpretations for terms like“enjoyable”and“captivating,”its important to note that the study data reflect survey responses and factor analyses related to them.In most circumstances,the interpretations reflect audience responses to specific brand or campaig

17、n exposures.For example,a sports drink ad might involve an athlete involved in a high-tension sports match,which would likely lead responses to lean more toward“captivating”than“enjoyable.”Comparatively,“enjoyability”is more closely mapped to attributes associated with entertainment.For“relatability

18、,”the focus is on the relationship between the audience and the talent as a part of the contentthe one delivering the message,such as a podcast host or social media influencer.And when it comes to“not negative,”the emphasis is on brand lift rather than exposure.For example,we know that news headline

19、s about a tragedy are likely to create a significant amount of awareness among audiences.But from a brand perspective,exposure to negativity in a controlled environment typically leaves audiences with a lower opinion of a brand.In aggregate,these five drivers highlight that brands dont need to go vi

20、ralto raise awareness with consumers.Copyright 2023 The Nielsen Company(US),LLC.Confidential and proprietary.Do not distribute.6Once we identified the attributes most effective at driving brand lift,we explored how these drivers influence individual brand metrics,such as familiarity and purchase int

21、ent.As we shared,“brand recall”is the biggest factor when it comes to driving purchase intent(44%).However,that outcome hinges on a brand having a slightly above-average baseline awareness(i.e.,familiarity without any ad exposures)among audiences.Understanding how KPIs drive brand liftSo,a brand nee

22、ds to have a slightly higher baseline awareness among audiences for an ad or campaign to generate this level of purchase intent.In looking at the study results,we see that“enjoyability”is great for driving brand familiarity and recommendation intent,while“brand recall”has the least impact in driving

23、 familiarity and being“not negative”has the least influence on purchase intent.FamiliarityAffinityRecommendation intentBaseline awarenessCaptivatingRelatableNot negativeEnjoyableRecallPurchase intent31%43%40%37%38%9%6%7%44%8%3%39%6%5%4%4%35%15%8%7%5%4%1%4%020406080100Brand lift drivers by KPINote:Th

24、e influence of baseline awareness on key KPIs varies.For example,its less of a factor in driving brand familiarity than it is in driving purchase intent.Copyright 2023 The Nielsen Company(US),LLC.Confidential and proprietary.Do not distribute.7The impact of brand strength on KPI growth In addition t

25、o identifying the specific drivers of brand lift,we examined brand lift potential based on how strong brands already are.Somewhat intuitively,we found that well-liked brands have less room to grow brand lift,as well as other KPIs,because they were already starting at a higher rung.Take affinity,for

26、example.Across our study,the average lift in brand affinity after someone was exposed to an ad was 7 points.However,among well-liked brands(those with baseline affinity levels of 76%or higher),the average lift was 3 points,with just 14%able to gain more lift than the study average.At the other end o

27、f the spectrum,two-thirds of brands with baseline affinity scores of 50%or less were able to boost their scores by 7 or more points through emerging media campaigns.Media brand lift by baseline affinity scoreBaseline affinityMedian affinity liftPercent of studies that achieved a brand lift of 7 or m

28、ore pointsAverage7 pointsN/A0-50%8 points66%51-75%6 points42%76%+3 points14%Among marketers,brand building and new customer acquisition remain top prioritiespriorities that depend on understanding how their ads affect brand lift.Somewhat surprisingly,research in the annual CMO Survey has found that

29、only 3%of marketers measure brand equity consistently.You cant manage what you dont measure.Marketers will remain unable to assess brand equity if they dont track it.And we know from recent years that the media industry will continue to welcome new platforms,channels and services to engage content-h

30、ungry audiences.And now,with insight into what drives brand lift in emerging media,advertisers and agencies have a clear blueprint for measuring brand equityand how to improve it.Two-thirds of brands with baseline affinity scores of 50%or less were able to boost their scores by 7 or more points thro

31、ugh emerging media campaigns.Copyright 2023 The Nielsen Company(US),LLC.Confidential and proprietary.Do not distribute.8MethodologyThe emerging media brand lift research detailed in this report is based on analyses from more than 1,000 studies of measured brand lift from U.S.ad campaigns across podc

32、asts,social media(influencer marketing)and branded content.The 1,000+studies spanned 10 categories,including CPG,retail,automotive and financial services.About Nielsen Nielsen shapes the worlds media and content as a global leader in audience measurement,data and analytics.Through our understanding

33、of people and their behaviors across all channels and platforms,we empower our clients with independent and actionable intelligence so they can connect and engage with their audiencesnow and into the future.Nielsen operates around the world in more than 55 countries.Learn more at and connect with us on social media(Twitter,LinkedIn,Facebook and Instagram).Audience Is EverythingTM