Media Strategy For A Detergent
Media Strategy For A Detergent
Media Strategy For A Detergent
STRATEGY
PROPOSAL
FOR
SUNLIGHT
DETERGEN
T
11/05/2016
Prepared
By
SUNKANMI
BAKARE
THE BRIEF
Prepare an actionable and cost
effective media strategy for
sunlight detergent in Nigeria.
MARKET OVERVIEW
Population
177 Mn (July
2014 Est.)
Estimated No. of
House holds
51 % : 49 %
Population Growth
Rate
2.47 % (2014
est.)
Education Level
35 Mn
5 People / HH
Professional / PG
: 4%
University / Diploma
: 23
%
A Level
: 8%
High School / Primary School
: 57%
Others
: 8%
177 million,
Household and
consisting of soaps, laundry
POPULATION COMPOSITION
SEC Split
50 - 64yrs; 7%
35 - 49yrs; 12%
65yrs+; 5%
C1; 18%
D; 34%
25 - 34yrs; 27%
16 - 24yrs; 26%
C2; 25%
75%
35 Yrs
MARKET SIZE
Population Dispersion across State (7 + Years)
11.0
Population (in
Mn)
9.1
5.9 5.6
5.4 5.1
annually,
1%
Bimbo
1%
Persil
So Klin
Sunlight
Omo
4%
7%
17%
21%
Ariel
49%
perceived effectiveness,
popularity of product.
price,
and
Perceived
Effectiven
ess
Perceived
Effectiven
ess
Perceived
Effectiven
ess
Perceived
Effectiven
ess
Popularity
HIGHEST
Degree of Influence
Unique
Product
Feature
Fragrance
Price
Popularity
Fragrance
Unique
Product
Feature
Popularity
Price
Fragrance
Price
Unique
Product
Feature
Popularity
Unique
Product
Feature
Price
Fragrance
Popularity
Unique
Product
Ciuci Consulting
PerceivedSource:
Fragrance
Price
CONSUMER INSIGHT
Retail pharmacies
8%
58%
Clothe bleaching
25%
66%
25%
25%
32%
Non-sensitivity to skin
9%
18%
49%
Not Important
Indifferent
36%
Important
11%
7% 2%
34%
64%
Fragrance
6%
Very Important
5%
6%
13%
9%
CONSUMER INSIGHT
DESIRED
CURRENT
MEDIA OBJECTIVES
To expose target market/audience to messages
of Sunlight laundry detergent in order to
stimulate purchase
To create a top of mind awareness for Sunlight
laundry detergent in the Nigerian FMCG market
To reach 70% of brands target audience at
least 3 times per week within every campaign
period in 2016
To increase share of voice significantly in order
to increase share of market
TARGET AUDIENCE
E; 12%A; 4% B; 8%
C1; 18%
D; 34%
C2; 25%
Female, 18-44 yrs. in B, C1, C2
and D socio-economic class
Comprises of working professionals,
stay-at-home moms, students,
skilled & semi-skilled workers and
traders
Spend their time split between work,
7.00
8.00
9.00
10.00
11.00
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
NOON
1.00
2.00
3.00
4.00
5.00
6.00
7.00
8.00
9.00
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
10.00
11.00
PM
PM
Wakes
up,
checks
mobile
phone
Lunch
break
with
colleagues/frie
nds
Exposed
to
OOH, Radio &
Mobile.
Commutes to
work. Drop kids
at school (if any)
OOH, Radio in
car (News, Talk
Show, Music).
Prepare
kids for
school
WAKE UPCOMMUTE
Mobile
Radio, OOH
Mothers
pick
kids
from
school.
Exposed
to
Radio, OOH
Watch TV With Folks,
Checks
updates
on
social media
LUNCH
Surfing the web, Mobile
Commutes
home.
OoH,
Radio
in
car
(News,
Talk
Show, Music).
OOH, Radio
7.00
AM
8.00
AM
9.00
AM
10.00
AM
11.00
AM
NOON
1.00
PM
2.00
PM
3.00
PM
4.00
PM
5.00
PM
6.00
PM
7.00
PM
8.00
PM
9.00
PM
10.00
PM
11.00
PM
Wakes up,
checks
mobile
phone
Home with family, watching TV, surfing
the web, Chatting on mobile or reading
magazines
WAKE
Mobile
Exercising
in
the
gym. Watches bit of
TV
if
at
home
engaged in house
chores, OOH on the
way to gym and
HOUSE
UPlisten to music/radio
WORK
Mobile, TV
DRIVE HOME
Mobile, OoH, Radio
TV, Mobile,
Magazines
MEDIAwith
TACTICS
Deploy media vehicles
high reach of the
target group and leverage Media Consumption
Pattern To Create Awareness, build brand equity
and achieve optimum result.
OOH
23%
83%
listen to radio
Mobile phone
RADIO
read newspapers
41 %
read magazines
85%
Mobile phone
Source: AMPS
73%
have seen
Billboards
INTERNET
watch
commercial
television
CINEMA
77%
PRESS
TELEVISION
39%
access the
internet
21%
went to cinema
MICRO PERSPECTIVES
Local & Int. Entertainment, Local & Int. Movies, and Soaps to
drive brand messages during prime time on TV
Sponsorships, Hypes, Music and talk shows during drive
time on Radio
Out Of Home
Structures facing traffic to open markets
Market adoption
Super/Hyper markets
Drive
Awareness
Radio
Television
Spot placement
Product placement
Using Entertainment, Movies and Soaps
Leverage
Leverage
Drive
Traffic
Drive
Engagement
Internet
Social media engagement,
programmatic display advertising
e-mailers.
Newspaper/Ma
g
Radio
News/Business/Sports
Newspaper
Phone-in programs
Youth Oriented &
specialized magazines
MEDIA SELECTION
BUDGET
DIGITAL; 5%
OOH; 20%
TV; 41%
RADIO; 33%