Why Print Media?. There’s no doubt that the world today is defined by information. Whether it’s news, opinions, interviews or advertising, written, spoken.

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Why Print Media?

There’s no doubt that the world today is defined by information. Whether it’s news, opinions, interviews or advertising, written, spoken or in filmed, it’s information (and marketing content) that provides the direction and structure to our lives. Media determine our lives and we have become media ourselves. And magazines, newspapers, television, online, mobile and social media are all now vital components of any advertising campaign. We distinguish between six different types of print media: advertising in newspapers and magazines, use of direct mail, customer magazines, door drop and catalogues. With such a range of technology and (print) channels at a brand’s disposal, how can marketing, media and advertising professionals ensure that they're getting maximum reach, exposure, ROI, connections and engagement for their marketing spend?

Why Print Media? 1. Print = the sensory media experience Among the reasons why many people prefer print is to do with the feel of the paper, having it in their hands means that the content is real, it exists Print media is unique in its capability to trigger a number of senses; of course the feeling of paper, the smell of the ink or of an added scent, paper can be eaten or even listened to (when a chip is added) Paper can change colour when heated or put in front of a light, an ad can feel rough as sand or smooth as silk, all adding to the sensory experience of the advertising Triggering multiple senses will add to the effectiveness of print advertising. Martin Lindstrom, writer of Brand sense, says that when brands appeal to more than three senses, advertising effectiveness will increase with 70 per cent

Why Print Media? 2. Whatever print channel, add print, add power In many ways, print is the ideal marketing medium: it’s available in both large and small numbers, can be accessed easily, and is engaging, versatile and creative For newspapers, they become part of their readers’ day as they educate and inform with credibility and trust, while consumer and customer magazines create engagement through entertaining content Direct mail uses its ability to gain access to people’s homes and lives to deliver a targeted sales message, while door drop have an enviable reach and ROI Finally, catalogues provide inspiration for customers before leading them online to make the purchase. On their own, each channel fulfills a vital marketing role. When combined with other media, they are a highly effective force for any campaign, for any brand

Why Print Media? 3. Creating engagement The key to successful marketing is engagement, drawing your customer in through attention-grabbing Print media are a trusted source for news and other information and consumers take time to read a door drop leaflet, magazine or customer magazine Print media offers a host of content areas: news, information, education, inspiration, special offers and entertainment, all of which generate engagement between the reader and the advertised brands Indeed, advertisements are as much a part of the reading experience as the editorial content, with magazines and newspapers providing exactly the right context for a relevant brand campaign

Why Print Media? 4. Digging deeper with print Recent neurological research has found that readers of print maintain their capacity to read longer articles since the reading situation doesn’t offer so many distractions. Readers have full attention for the content This capacity – called deep reading – also cultivates deep thinking. The lack of distractions when reading print allows the reader to get to the moment when he is fully engrossed in a substantial article Deep reading also has to do with the 'topology' of articles; readers use the structure of an article, pictures, headlines and subtitles to navigate through the content This structure helps them to more easily return to certain parts and remember the content better

Why Print Media? 5. Integrating paper and pixels Consumers lives are increasingly online Paper is now an ideal way to get readers online to, for example, the advertisers website or Facebook page. With QR codes, Augmented Reality, Near Field Communication or digital imprints, readers can have immediate access to the most appropriate online page These technologies form a bridge between print media and a brand’s online presence, inviting consumer reaction, feedback and purchase, all via a smartphone, tablet or PC Such technologies increase the effectiveness of print media, as well as enhancing the consumer experience

Why Print Media? 6. Talking to one or many Print media exists in many forms: from mass media to one-to-one. In between, there are formats such as the personalised newspaper or magazine Modern digital presses offer marketers, media and advertising professionals the ability to print entire publications based on the profile and needs of their consumers Or even to integrate digital content in mass produced magazine or newspaper. This personalisation adds to the effectiveness of the print medium as consumers prefer a tailor-made approach to the generic Such flexibility and adaptability allows the marketer and brand owner to choose exactly the right print media for their brand

Why Print Media? 7. Adding print increases the ROI An effective marketing campaign works best when print is used with other media as one element of an integrated solution Print media will not only add to the ROI, it will also enhance the ROI of TV or online in the mix BrandScience’s analysis of European cases shows that, in case of FMCG, TV's ROI increased with 61 per cent when used in combination with print advertising and the total campaign ROI increased with 57 per cent with the combination of TV and print media Print Power Europe Limited iCon Centre | Eastern Way | Daventry | NN11 0QB | United Kingdom | | |