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Multitasking continues, new media increasing in purchase influence

Consumers continue to multitask their media and are relying on new media more for making purchase decisions, according to BIGresearch's Simultaneous Media Survey (SIMM 10) of 15,439 consumers.

"The consumer continues to be a moving target and marketers who employ outdated media models will find it difficult to achieve increased ROI for their marketing dollars," said Gary Drenik, BIGresearch CEO. "The key for advertisers will be the integration or holistic allocation of new media with traditional based upon their customers media consumption. For example, many marketers recognize the value of Internet search but it's also important to understand which of the traditional media can be used to trigger online search for their consumer target."

Top 10 Media that Trigger an Online Search (Adults 18+)

51.6% Magazine

47.7% Read an Article

44.2% TV / Broadcast

41.3% Newspaper

35.6% Cable TV

35.3% Face-to-Face Communication

33.8% Coupons

30.3% Email Advertising

29.3% Direct Mail

28.2% Radio

The influence media has in purchasing products such as electronics also demonstrates the growing reliance of new media by consumers as 23.7% of consumers said Internet advertising influenced their electronics purchase decisions and 22.9% said email.

Top 10 Media Influence for Electronics (Adults 18+)

45.1% Word of Mouth

37.8% Read Article on Product

29.0% Magazines

28.9% Newspaper Inserts

28.8% In-store Promotion

28.6% TV/Broadcast

23.7% Internet Advertising

22.9% Email Advertising

22.6% Coupons

20.9% Cable




















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