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Managing Magazine Audiences CDS Global Chairman Malcolm Netburn @mnetburn #micact5

Managing Magazine Audiences with Collaborative Data (slide deck) with Malcolm Netburn at ACT 5

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I was honored to speak on a keynote panel at Magazine Innovation Center's ACT 5 conference, hosted by media veteran Samir Husni (Mr. Magazine). Here's my presentation deck. Please find the corresponding transcript on SlideShare: http://www.slideshare.net/mnetburn/managing-magazine-audiences Panel topic: Building and Managing Magazine Media Audiences. Key topics discussed: Collaborative industry data, sourcing dynamic third party data, database innovation, predictive modeling, identifying niche ideal audience segments. Conference info: http://www.maginnovation.org/act/agenda/ #MICACT5

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Managing Magazine AudiencesCDS Global Chairman Malcolm Netburn @mnetburn

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This Is What I Want You to Remember

• Foster a Collaborative Approach to Data

• Identify “likely magazine buyers” and then engage then in a direct tailored way

• Aggressive About Pursuing Innovation

DATA

STRATEGY

OPERATIONS

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History of Media & Magazines

The print magazine remains vital, powerful and valuable. And value generates money.

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Media Reach/Influence

92% of Americans ages 12 & older listen to the radio each week

99% of American households own a television

Social media is no longer seen as a stand-alone set of tools

91% of all American adults read print or digital magazines

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Value of Magazines

The top 25 print magazines reach more adults and teens than the top 25 regularly scheduled primetime TV shows.

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Value of Magazines

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Audience

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Audience

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Audience

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Audience

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Audience

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Audience

The key is knowing who your customers are – and are not.Magazine publishers know a fair amount about their existing customers – but not enough about who isn’t buying media, or why.

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Data is Critical

Total 18+ magazine audienceyear year subscription single copy total

2013 187,055,000 2012 + 285,148,911 26,535,140 311,684,051

2012 186,992,000 2011 + 282,919,614 29,558,699 312,478,313

2011 191,022,000 2010 + 292,237,864 32,999,204 325,237,070

2010 189,772,000 2009 + 310,433,396 36,138,514 346,571,912

2009 189,315,000 2008 + 324,818,012 43,664,772 368,363,773

2008 188,893,000 2007 + 322,359,612 47,433,976 369,793,587

2007 185,523,000 2006 + 321,644,445 47,975,657 369,620,102

2006 183,405,000 2005 313,992,423 48,289,137 362,281,559

2005 180,620,000 2004 311,818,667 51,317,183 363,135,850

2004 178,723,000 2003 301,800,237 50,800,854 352,601,091

Magazine media audience remains strong and circulation is stable

Subscription/single copy sales 2003-2012

Note: Measured magazine titles excluding Sunday magazines and newspapersSource: GfK MRI, Spring 2013

+ Paid and Verified-Effective 2006, AAM established verified subscriptio circulation as a categorySource: Averages calculated by MPA from each year's AAM Publishers Statements, 2003-2013 Comics, annuals and international editions are not included. The AAM ruled in 2012 that digital editions would be reported as part of this data; as of 2012 digital editions make up approximately 2.2% of these estimates

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Optimization vs. Predictive

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Collaborative Data – Three Steps

Collect the widest range of valuable data, from a range of sources inside and outside the world of media

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Collaborative Data – Three Steps

Develop the models to identify high-value target audiences as well as explore connections between media consumption and other consumer behaviors

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Collaborative Data – Three Steps

Identify the opportunities to engage audiences and test different methods for marketing and communicating with potential customers

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Collaborative Data – Challenge

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Develop and Foster a Collaborative Approach to Data

Collaborative Data – Challenge

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Work Together as Publishers to Outlinea Strategy

Collaborative Data – Challenge

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We Must be More Aggressive About Pursuing Innovation

Collaborative Data – Challenge

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thankyou

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