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AAM & Your Media Brand. November 7, 2013 Diane Szubrych Senior Manager, Publisher Relations. Newspapers…Redefined. Paper. Multi-platform Content Delivery. AAM Guiding Principles. AAM Guiding Principles. Today’s Topics. Timely release of data into marketplace Total media brand reporting.
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AAM & Your Media Brand November 7, 2013 Diane Szubrych Senior Manager, Publisher Relations
Newspapers…Redefined Paper Multi-platform Content Delivery
Today’s Topics Timely release of data into marketplace Total media brand reporting
Phase One
Timely Reporting • Task force created • Who: Newspaper publishers and buyers • Goal: Develop strategic plan for AAM data to reflect a broader view of a publisher's total brand through a range of key metrics that media buyers demand • Desired outcomes • More timely access to data • Best reporting elements and structure for future
Timely Reporting • Quarterly reporting adopted • Data entered via Publisher Filing Center • Quarterly filing tab will exist • Data released via Media Intelligence Center • Available to all members
Phase One – Quarterly Data • Phase One • Begin with December 2013 ending quarter • All daily newspapers with 25,000 or more total average circulation • Print, digital and branded combined • Under 25,000 daily and all weeklies have optional quarterly filing available
Timely Reporting • Due date • 15th of month after quarter closes
Phase One – Quarterly Data Same frequencies as Publisher’s Statement • Data requirements • Total average print • Total average digital replica • Total average digital nonreplica • Total average Branded #1 • Total average Branded #2
Phase One – Quarterly Data One daily and one Sunday date in the quarter • Data requirements • ZIP code analysis
Phase One – Quarterly Data Tier 1: Automatically pre-populated using most recent wave available Tier 2: Input if interested • Optional data • Readership
Phase One – Quarterly Data Must be audited before permitted to claim • Optional data • TMCs • Foreign language newspapers • Magazines • Websites • Mobile usage • Social Media presence • E-newsletters • Etc.
Optional Data = Media Brand Daily Newspaper 7-day Paid Sub Free community newspaper Single Copy Purchaser Sunday Select iPad Website Twitter eNewsletter Spanish language paper NIE Student Mobile app TMC eReader Monthly Magazine
Phase Two
Phase Two – Quarterly Data • Phase Two • Begin with December 2014 ending quarter • More detailed data required for quarterly entries • Future data released via AAM’s Media Intelligence Center (MIC) reporting function • Data acquired via online MIC database • No more “Publisher’s Statements” • Snapshot eliminated
Phase Two – Quarterly Data • Additional Data Requirements • 1A - Print by distribution type • 1B - Replica by distribution type • 1C - Nonreplica by platform • 1D+ - Each branded edition by distribution type • Additional options • File data by AAM market
PHASE ONE Transition Timeline PHASE TWO Dec 2013 March 2014 Jun 2014 Sept 2014 Dec 2014 March 2015 File Qtrly Data Summary, ZIP code & OptionalMetrics File Qtrly Data Summary, ZIP code & OptionalMetrics File Qtrly Data Summary, ZIP code & OptionalMetrics File Qtrly Data Summary, ZIP code & OptionalMetrics File Qtrly Data Detailed Entries, ZIP code & Optional Metrics File Qtrly Data Detailed Entries, ZIP Code & Optional Metrics File 6-month Pub Stmt File 6-month Pub Stmt MIC report function
Future Reporting Your media brand Auto guides Free community newspapers Magazines Public websites Social media Email newsletters Other apps and products • Your newspaper • Print • Restricted website • E-readers • Tablet apps • Mobile apps Publisher’s Statement Consolidated Media Report
Future Reporting Publisher’s Statement Stand-alone Consolidated Media Report Stand-alone Digitally-housed data only. Starts October 1, 2014
Outstanding Issues • March & September 2014 periods • Reconciliation of quarterly data to PS submissions • Ensure data is consistent • Future data release • Release a pdf (hard copy) document? If so, how often? • Release hard copy audit reports? If not, how to communicate data is audited
Outstanding Issues • Impact on remaining newspapers • Dailies under 25,000 circulation • Weeklies • Impact on CAC members • Make available as an option? • What if over 25,000?
Audits • Audits remain annual or bi-annual • No impact on cost if: • Quarterly data elements same as previous PS • Audience data elements same as previously on PS • Impact on cost if: • Adding branded editions • Based on volume and type of distribution • Adding additional metrics • Digital, social, other publications, etc. • Based on metrics desired and data available • Reminder: Must be audited before allowed to file data
Thank you Email: Diane.Szubrych@auditedmedia.com AAM website: www.auditedmedia.com