
Readers shopping for added value
Home and garden shoppers know what they want – quality products from quality retailers – and a significant majority of news media readers are prepared to pay a higher price.
Home and garden shoppers know what they want – quality products from quality retailers – and a significant majority of news media readers are prepared to pay a higher price.
Department stores have the ability to reach hugely diverse audiences within news media. The medium attracts an impressive demographic mix of gender, age, socio-economic status, and life stage that, when combined with the appropriate news media sections, has formidable capabilities to target audiences.
Autumn not only heralds in the cold, but also the chants of sports fans barracking for their favourite teams. Drawing 12.2 million sports fans, news media is a powerful tool for advertisers to reach consumers and convert them to customers.
Before booking a holiday, potential travellers are in the market for inspiration. News media is the perfect medium to provide ideas and persuade customers toward a purchase.
As the Australian financial sector faces a royal commission into its conduct, news media can be a way for financial brands to reach and engage with customers in trusted environments that can change perceptions.
After a bumper few years, the real estate market is beginning to slow. However, buyers are still there, with news media an effective way to reach them.
The automotive industry is one of the biggest spenders in news media as it delivers in ways others cannot, making it one of the most effective medium for advertisers.
In this 4th and final part of our Retail Therapy series, LANCE CLATWORTHY takes a look at how news media…
News media reaches 90 per cent of Australians interested in fashion clothing and footwear, with a skew to print sections in terms of reaching big spenders.
News media works for house and home advertisers. In the first of a four part series, we examine which two well targeted sections of newspapers can deliver results.