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LinkedIn Insights Advertising Effectiveness Debranded Report Deliverable Example
LinkedIn Insights | April 2012
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Objectives
Campaign
Targeting Validation Competitive & Market Place Insights Campaign Performance & Brand Lift
Overview: Position Brand X as a
reliable partner offering a wide array of
solutions
Primary objective: Drive measurable,
relevant engagement and interaction
among new and existing customers
through valuable content and solutions
Research
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Campaign
Study Overview
Research
Geography: U.S. Seniority: Managers or higher Company Size: 1-200 employees Decision Makers: At least equal decision maker
in the business
Targeting: 57% hit rate (effective incidence)
Total Sample: N=406 Control: N=182 Exposed: N=224
Fieldwork: Week of February 21 2012
Campaign Start: December 7 2011 Campaign End: May 25 2012
Competitive Set
Brand X Brand Y Brand Z Brand A
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Key Findings
The Q1 Brand X campaign on LinkedIn had a significantly positive impact on the brand with increased unaided brand awareness and consideration
– Brand X’s unaided brand awareness (first mentions) and consideration increased significantly among the SMB audience
– Among the in-market audience (SMBs looking to purchase logistics solutions within the next 12 months), Brand X saw a significant increase on unaided brand awareness (first mentions), favorability, and consideration
Brand X is a market leader in logistics and business solutions with high awareness, usage, favorability, consideration, and recommendation
– Brand Y is also a strong performer with similarly high market penetration and affinity among SMBs
– Brand X has the highest Net Promoter Score (NPS) among current customers, compared to all other competitors
The campaign was well targeted with over half the audience being in-market within the next 12 months
– The campaign efficiently reached the SMB audience with a 57% hit rate (incidence applying business decision maker criteria)
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Market Insights
Market insights analysis conducted among the Control group to provide a baseline level assessment of the market.
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47%Unaided Brand Awareness (Total Mentions)
100%Aided Brand Awareness (Have Heard of It)
82%Favorability (Top 2 box)
79%Consideration (Top 2 box)
51%Recommendation (Top 2 box among users)33 Net Promoter Score (NPS) highest in the competitive set
Market Insights Summary
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Brand X is the market leader with universal brand awareness and market penetration
47%Unaided Brand Awareness (Total Mentions)
100%Aided Brand Awareness (Have Heard of)
4 out of 5Currently use Brand X solutions (86%)0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 120%
40%
60%
80%
100%
120%
Brand X
Brand Y
Brand Z
Brand A
Usage- % selected the brand
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Base: Control n=182
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Small businesses have a highly favorable overall impression of Brand X and Brand Y
Base: Control – Brand X n=182, Brand Y n=181, Brand Z n=181, Brand A n=171
What is your overall impression of the following companies? (1-Unfavorable to 5-Favorable)
Brand X Brand Y Brand Z Brand A
82% 78%
49%34%
13% 12%
27%16%
Favorable (Top 2-box) Unfavorable (Bottom 2-box)
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Brand X
Brand Y
Brand Z
Brand A
2%
2%
16%
6%
7%
9%
27%
42%
91%
90%
57%
50%
Series1 5%
6%
12%
10%
20%
19%
26%
57%
75%
75%
62%
32%
How would you rate the ________ of the logistics services and solutions from the following companies?
Brand X and Brand Y logistics solutions stand out on quality, value, and service
Quality Value Service
Series12%
4%
19%
8%
10%
9%
32%
50%
87%
87%
49%
43%
Base: Control – Brand X n=182, Brand Y n=181, Brand Z n=181, Brand A n=171
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With high levels of awareness and favorability, purchase consideration is also high for Brand X and Brand Y
How likely would you consider purchasing from?
Brand X Brand Y Brand Z Brand A
8% 5%
21%
37%13% 14%
20%
40%79% 81%
59%
23%
Purchase Consideration
(Based to Brand Familiarity)
Bottom 2-box (Very unlikely/Somewhat unlikely) Neutral
Top 2-box (Very likely/Somewhat likely)
Base: Control – Brand X n=182, Brand Y n=181, Brand Z n=181, Brand A n=171
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Thinking about logistics services and solutions, when do you next plan to purchase a logistics service or solution for your company? Yes=Within the next year or sooner; No=Not in the foreseeable future
Brand X and Brand Y consideration is even higher among small businesses planning to purchasing logistics solutions within 12 months
Yes53%
No47%
In-Market to Purchase Logistics Services/Solutions (within 12
months) Brand X
Brand Y
Brand Z
Brand A
81%
83%
61%
28%
Top 2-box (Very likely/Somewhat likely)
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Small businesses have strong affinity with Brand X with the highest likelihood to recommend and Net Promoter Score (NPS)
On a scale of 0-10, how likely would you be to recommend the following companies to other small businesses?
Brand X Brand Y Brand Z Brand A*
51%45%
20%33%
18% 22%
58%
17%
Promoters (9-10 rating) Detractors (0-6 rating)
Net Promoter Score (NPS) = % of Promoters (9-10) - % of Detractors (0-6)
NPS 33 23 -38 16
*Caution low base. Base: Control – Brand X n=156, Brand Y n=156, Brand Z n=173, Brand A n=13
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Campaign Impact
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Unaided Brand Awareness (First Mentions)
The LinkedIn campaign successfully increased awareness and consideration for Brand X
Significant difference at 90% confidence level.
Net Promoter Score (NPS)
Unaided Brand Awareness (Total Mentions)
Aided Brand Awareness (Have Heard Of)
Favorability (Top 2 box)
Consideration (Top 2 box)
Recommendation (Top 2 box among users)
Ad Recall
Message Association
Overall Audience
Control Exposed
16% 23%
47% 52%
100% 100%
82% 86%
79% 90%
51% 44%
33 26
9% 12%
23% 21%
Attribute: Service
Attribute: Value
Attribute: Quality
87% 91%
75% 73%
92% 91%
In-Market Audience
Control Exposed
11% 28%
47% 53%
100% 100%
77% 88%
81% 89%
44% 38%
26 20
11% 19%
24% 22%
87% 90%
74% 73%
92% 92%
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The campaign benefited from greater exposure to the campaign with ad recall increasing at 11+ impressions
1 impressions 2-10 impressions 11+ impressions0%
10%
20%
30%
5%
10%
15%
6%
12%
25%
Control Exposed
Ad Recall
Base: Control – Low n=59, Medium n=71, High n=52; Exposed – Low n=64, Medium n=107, High n=53
Which of the following brands do you recall seeing advertisements from, on LinkedIn, in the past month?
Impressions Frequency
40%
12%
5%4%6%
13%
20%
11+
6-10
5
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Exposed respondents. Impressions frequency within sample is representative of actual impressions distribution in the campaign.
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Higher frequency also positively impacted unaided brand awareness for the brand
1 impressions 2-10 impressions 11+ impressions
48% 48%44%
53%47%
59%
Control Exposed
Unaided Brand Awareness
(Total Mentions)
Base: Control – Low n=59, Medium n=71, High n=52; Exposed – Low n=64, Medium n=107, High n=53
1 impressions 2-10 impressions 11+ impressions
15%19%
12%
22%19%
37%
Control Exposed
Unaided Brand Awareness
(First Mentions)
Base: Control – Low n=59, Medium n=71, High n=52; Exposed – Low n=64, Medium n=107, High n=53
When you think of companies that sell logistics services and solutions to small businesses, what companies come to mind? Please enter up to five companies that that come to mind.
When you think of companies that sell logistics services and solutions to small businesses, what companies come to mind? Please enter up to five companies that that come to mind.
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The campaign’s successful performance was aided by strong creative that was relevant, well liked, and contains new information
Contains new information
Likelihood to consider
purchasing
Relevant
32%
38%
70%
33%
30%
60%
Control Exposed Control Exposed0.020.01 0.04
0.610000000000001 0.54
0.29 0.36
0.08 0.05
Very much like
Somewhat like
Neither like nor dis-like
Somewhat dislike
Very much dislike
Statements Ad Likeability
Base: Control n=182; Exposed n=224
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Appendix
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Appendix: Demographics
All
73%
11%
16%
Decision Making Status
Significant involvement in both establishment of budget and se-lecting service
Significant involvement in estab-lishing budget, less involved in selecting service
Significant involvement in select-ing service, less involved in es-tablishing budge
All
48%
23%
9%
10%
6%3%
In-Market Status
In the next week
In the next month
In the next 2-3 months
In the next 4-6 months
In the next year
Not in foreseeable fu-ture
Base: All n=406
All
47%
30%
11%
13%
Company Size
101-200
51-100
11-50
1-10
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Methodology
Control & Exposed Members recruited simultaneously and invited to take the survey via e-mail
Data cleaned and weighted, then results are analyzed
Control group pre-allocated prior to campaign start
Control & Exposed Members take the same survey & receive incentive
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3 4
Match Control Group (Members
not exposed)
Members Exposed to Campaign
N=182Control
N=224 Exposed
Low High
5%
8%7%
14%Control (page-view matched) Exposed to campaign
Exposure to Campaign