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First study from the UK Media Efficiency Panel: Cadbury

English impact research Think with Google Blog
Thursday, December 16, 2010

We are very pleased to share the first cross media case study from the UK Media Efficiency Panel - the only single source panel which can link offline sales to online and offline media exposure.

The study sought to examine the cross media effectiveness of the Cadbury’s Chocolate Charmer Campaign and impact on short term sales. It also explores metrics such as cross media campaign reach, incremental reach, resultant uplift in sales and return on campaign investment.


Key highlights from the study:

  • The online element of the campaign provided impressive incremental reach. In particular, the YouTube campaign (Masthead + Promoted Video) delivered nearly 16% incremental reach over TV.
  • Amongst 15-34 year olds, the results were even better. Against this audience, online delivered 33% incremental reach.
  • Online drives in-store sales efficiently. The online campaign drove 20% of the in-store sales from just 7% of the budget.
  • YouTube Promoted Videos achieved an ROI six times higher than TV.

To learn more, please download the study here.


Posted by Selina Rennie, Agency Team

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