AUCKLAND, 20 February 2015 – For the first time in New Zealand, a magazine’s Total Audience Potential (TAP) will be reported to the industry. The new metric includes the average number of times readers engage directly with a magazine, also known as ‘pick-up’. It enables agencies, clients and publishers to plan magazine campaigns that quantify the total audience potential by incorporating pick-ups into magazine reach and frequency schedules.
The development of the beta TAP dashboard by Nielsen, a leading provider of insights into what people watch and buy, in conjunction with the Magazine Publishers Association (MPA) confirms the ongoing commitment to innovation and bringing fresh insights to the New Zealand market.
Kate Terry, Nielsen’s Regional Director, Consumer and Media Insights (CMI) – Audience Measurement said, “We’re delighted to work with the MPA to develop tools that extend reader metrics and better reflect the ever-increasing ways readers engage with their favourite titles.”
Pip Elliott, Executive Director at the MPA added, “The initial findings from the beta TAP dashboard prove what we’ve always believed about the level of magazine engagement and our ability to amplify any campaign through deep and multiple exposures.”
La mesure TAP est une initiative bêta dont les développements sont en cours. Elle sera disponible pour les abonnés actuels de Consumer and Media Insights (CMI) en mars 2015.
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