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The Grand Plan

Establish Aviva as the World most trusted financial services provider

FORWARD THINKING

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Audience sphere of influence

End User Consumers

IFAs/Brokers &Confident Investors

Intl. Business Influencers

Opinion is driven by the core ‘influencers’

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Diverse but united by key factor

RecognitionSeeking

ObjectiveHighly

competitive

EgocentricGreat

Networkers

Financial Influencers

Knowledge is power.Sharing knowledge is the ultimate power.

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Communications platform

GAIN TO SHARE. SHARE TO GAIN

Putting Aviva at the heart of the information exchange

Aviva as a knowledge platform

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Three tiered communication

Knowledge sourcing

Knowledge imparting

When TimeTravelhubs

Where SourceBusiness

portals

How Platform Content

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From vision to reality

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Television: Strategy & Process

•Our objective• Create & control Aviva brand meaning by creating TV content

• Our solution

• Create amazing vignettes telling Forward thinking stories

• Invited Discovery, CNN and CNBC to pitch for business

• CNBC chosen:

• Strongest business knowledge platform

• Strongest ROI for airtime value

• Strongest experiential offering

• Overall challenger brand hunger

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CNBC: co-branded online banners

Sent 1,902 visitors to Aviva.com

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EXTRAS: 7x Print Teasers - 3x FT + 4x WSJE; 1 x European Business full page adWEF merchandise & branding;EBLA merchandise & branding

2400 x DVDs production, Online banners, Documentaries 30 minutes airings x 2

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‘Extras’ valueestimated at £200k

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Brand and Advertising Awareness increases as of March 1st

54% 55%

63%

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27%32%

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Brand Awareness Ad Awareness

Source: Viewertrack March 06 Questions: Which of these brands have you heard of before? Please indicate which of the following brands you have seen advertised recently on television?

Brand awareness +17%Advertising awareness +78%

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I am familiar with Avivaservices

A Leader in its field

A Forward thinkingcompany

Communicates well withits stakeholders

September December March

Some impressive brand value shifts

Thinking specifically about Aviva, how strongly do you agree with the following statements?Source: Viewertrack March 06

% of viewers who agree

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Press & Digital

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Press: Strategy & Process

•Our objective• Create & control Aviva brand meaning by creating press content

• Broadcast brand advertising message in Forward Thinking environments

• Our solution

• Commission advertorials from experts at WSJ and FT

• Economist, WSJ, FT, HBR for stature, critical mass in display advertising

• Use thought-leader, premium positions: leaders, Lex, Europe opinion

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Wall Street Journal

• “Coming soon” and “day before” house-style ads in

editorial space (page 2) give body language of editorial

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Robert J. WhiteAward-winning

Professor of neurosurgery,CASE Western University

Ray Kurzweil,Multiple-award winning

Pioneer of Artificial Intelligence

Christopher WillisBest selling author and Professor of Biology,

University of California at Berkeley

James HalperinBestselling

Science Fiction author

Somefeatured experts

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Wall Street Journal

• Day after ads gave recap and pointed readers online

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Financial Times

• Strong weekend product, more time spent reading meant

an occasional series on Saturday’s magazine

• Used world-renowned futurologist,

Jonathan Margolis, as author

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FT magazine 12th November

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FT magazine 10th December

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Digital

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WSJ microsite home page

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WSJ article page

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WSJ: online poll & discussion page

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FT.com Microsite

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FT.com opinion posting page

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Economist – Microsite homepage

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Economist: article

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PDA

Microsites: visitor numbers

36,804

23,109

39,646

8,961

108,520 people spent on average 1 ½ minutes with Aviva

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Online Mechanics

•Driving traffic to microsites• Co-branded ads and permanent text placements

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WSJ: in situ

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WSJ: permanent text link on home page

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On-line research findings

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Brand Awareness

There was a significant uplift for all metrics tested

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Brand Perception

Brand AttributesOverall Respondents

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...is involved in people and peoples' lives 11% +7.3*

...is forward thinking 10% +6.8*

...is imaginative 11% +3.8

...is trustworthy 10% +5.8*

...is optimistic 8% +7.2*

...is concerned for the common good 9% +3.1

Increases in brand attributes

Statistically significant increase between control and exposed group at a 90% confidence level

No significant impact at the 90% confidence level

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Brand Awareness vs Industry

Below Average Average Above Average Excellent

Aided Brand Awareness

Online Advertising Awareness

Message Association

Brand Favourability

10.5

10.3

17.0

7.2

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Highest brand favourability score ever in insurance category

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Looking to the future

• Started the creation of ‘Forward Thinking’ content

• Used media owners to be the facilitators of this

• Supply an existing audience

• Helped with access to the ‘talent’

• Provided an editorial integrity

• Need to think about how we can expand and grow this

property

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No limit to how far this can go

Publishing Broadcasting

Aviva starts producing Its own magazine

‘Forward Thinking’ lives beyond media owners

Ultimate branded content

Route to specific product messages/plans etc

Expand vignettes into programmes

Extended series

Reach a wider audience

Sell as content to other channels

Experience

Creation of ‘Forward Thinking

Foundation’

Grass roots thinking

University competition?

Nurturing talent

Intellectual ‘Lottery commission’