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Page 1: ‘Dream it do it'. Challenges Suppliers face in choosing the right ‘Go to market strategy’ within the Home and HIP market sector: Insufficient qualified

‘Dream it do it'

Page 2: ‘Dream it do it'. Challenges Suppliers face in choosing the right ‘Go to market strategy’ within the Home and HIP market sector: Insufficient qualified
Page 3: ‘Dream it do it'. Challenges Suppliers face in choosing the right ‘Go to market strategy’ within the Home and HIP market sector: Insufficient qualified
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Challenges Suppliers face in choosing the right

‘Go to market strategy’ within the Home and HIP market sector:

• Insufficient qualified incoming enquiries from targeted or qualified callers/consumers

• Uninformed decisions to employ the wrong/isolated advertising vehicles to get to market

• Expensive lead generating tools often employed

• Media mix often operates in isolation and without synergy between the elements;

not capitalising on building consistency and credibility of message over time

• Media plan addresses only a portion of the home owning market within the

LSM 8, 9 and 10 segments

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• The right customers

• Enmasse

• In buying mode !

• Consistently

• In the format or manner of his/her choice 24/7

HOMEMAKERS essentially puts HOMEOWNERS

in touch with SUPPLIERS

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How does this happen?• HOMEOWNERS and SUPPLIERS interact via the media solutions which HOMEMAKERS provides

• These platforms are presented in the 3 divisions of PRINT, EVENTS

and DIGITAL

• Suppliers have the option of engaging in any combination of these

to reach their market

In essence HOMEMAKERS encapsulates the market of Homeowners employing all 3 product divisions to ‘Touch’

the consumer who has a ‘need at the time’ in whatever way he/she

wishes to engage.

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What does this mean to business owners

within the HIP market?

• Impact on the market can be doubled; if not trebled by employing these

media solutions in a combination of ways

• Reinforcement of the message happens through the various applications

• Response comes in from different segments of essentially the same

market

• Consistency over months and years occurs through a constant flow of

business coming in on a daily basis

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HOMEMAKERS Print Division

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HOMEMAKERS Print Division….Tell me about HOMEMAKERSfair, HOMEMAKERStalk and

HOMEMAKERSliving

• They serve SA Homeowning market within LSM8, 9, 10 groupings

• Direct response directories carrying adverts focusing on a full spectrum of HIP products

• Consumers respond to adverts based on the ‘need at the time’

• Many advertisers opt to advertise in all 3 publications

• HMF and HT get to the same market at different times in the month

• HMF operates in 8 regions – 740 000 distribution with a readership of over 2 million nationally each month

• HT operates in 4 regions – 580 000 distribution with a readership of 1,2 million nationally each month

• HL serves the estate and cluster/complex market – formerly inaccessible to advertisers – 85 000 distribution

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Readership Profile and behaviour

92% Homeowners

75% aged between 25 and 55

46% within 30 and 40 = active spenders

52% earn more than R18 700 per month.

60 to 40% female to male readers

81% usage reported last year

78% retention for up to 6 months

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Advertiser Profile• Leaders and high profile companies within the HIP industry are always

represented

• Only products pertaining to the HIP and Home Lifestyle industry

• Massive range and spectrum of the very best products from the

desirable home enhancement to essential HIP products – interior and exterior

• Solid and loyal advertiser base, re-booking rate of 87% monthly, year

on year

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In Conclusion Advertising that works!

Our strength lies in the attraction of a steady supply of qualified leads to our

advertisers

Household name with high credibility among homeowners and suppliers

Measurable advertising to ensure ROI

Targeted, reliable and consistent distribution method

Exceptional Cost per thousand ratio

Added exposure and opportunities in the form of front and back cover bookings,

national discount rates, inserts

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EVENTS Division

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How does the EVENTS Division fit in to the mix?

• Exhibitions are a powerful tool for bringing your customers and most active prospects to you

- personal selling can take place

• Represents the market place, in one place and time, bringing together suppliers and buyers

• HOMEMAKERSexpo is the original and largest specialised HIP show (15 years)

• Huge return on investment capability of these shows nationally

• Exceptionally strong marketing and promotions campaigns, drawing the right calibre and number

of visitors

• Market leaders within the industry are always represented

• Nationally over 1500 exhibitors on more than 2, 500 stands, covering 65 000 sqm and attracting

over 200 000 visitors

• Bond Choice Home Loans have exclusivity as the only representatives of the Home financing and

Home Loans sector

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Exhibitor Profile

• Leaders and high profile companies within the HIP industry are always

represented

• Only products pertaining to this market are permitted representation

• Solid and loyal exhibitor base, re-booking rate of 87% year on year

– Bond Choice = 5 years

• Massive range and spectrum of the very best home lifestyle and HIP

products

• Exhibitor accolades abound after each show

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Visitor profile

• More than 86% are homeowners in buying mode, and receptive

to exhibitors’ products

• Aged between 26 and 45 years

• LSM 8, 9 10

• Remarkably high revisiting statistics – 98%

• Visual – visitors at the show – possibly around the BC stand

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In conclusionExhibiting works!

They form an integral part of the media mix and plan in this market

HOMEMAKERS puts suppliers in touch with consumers – specific needs

This is the tangible element of the media solutions offered by HOMEMAKERS

Excellent ROI opportunity due to measurability and immediacy of return

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HOMEMAKERS online

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HOMEMAKERSonline….

Everything for your house at the click of your mouse!

www.homemakersonline.co.za is more than a website.

It is a site that will serve as a point of access providing useful info on HIP

– South Africa’s first HIP PORTAL of immense value to suppliers within the HIP industry.

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Visual of bc banner on page

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Online advertising….. an underutilised form of advertising in the HIP industry:

• Tap into a vast and growing pool of informed consumers

• Previously a reticence to embrace this inexpensive yet effective form of advertising

• Huge market of informed Homeowners using the web to source and buy home

related products

• Online advertising revenue has, according to the Online Publishing Association

(OPA) passed the R200-million mark in SA, making this one of the fastest growing marketing mediums in the country

• SA has an estimated 4.5 million internet users – this is your opportunity to expose

your products to them in an arena which attracts the right people to your product in particular

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Benefits of HOMEMAKERSonline advertising

• Targeted – An identified audience searching for spedific HIP products

• Direct response – Potential customers can immediately respond at their

convenience

• Interactive – talk directly to an audience of one!

• Measurable – Measure your ROI with online tracking technology. All

advertisers have access to the back-end

• You are in control – Update and manage your campaign at your leisure

through the Client Management System (CMS)

• Immediate – In your face, 24/7, changes can be done instantaneously

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Who are these online consumers?

According to the Nielsen/Net rating report, online users are:

• Predominantly from the higher income groups, 45% earn more than

R200 000 pa

• Slight Male bias of 56% to 45% female users

• Well educated, more than 80% have completed further education

• They access the internet mostly from their office (59%), where they

have broadband connection

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Advertising opportunities:1. Directory Listings

- Free listing; ensures critical mass within the portal so that the largest most comprehensive database of HIP is available.- Basic Listing; is paid for and gives more info about your company, also a 300 word description and email enquiry form.- Gold Listing; viewed as a mini website within HOMEMAKERSonline.

2. BannersCreative and graphic advertisements interspersed throughout the portalCan build brands or be a call to action inviting customers to click on them forspecial offers, etc.

3. ArticlesSponsored editorial features which are purchased for a 3 month duration

4. Newsletter sponsorship

5. Promailers – dedicated email message sent out on your behalf and carrying yourmessage to the subscriber database of HOMEMAKERSonline.

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HOMEMAKERSmobi – ready to simplify Homeowners’ HIP needs

– SA’s first dedicated HIP Mobile Directory.

The way people consume information has changed. We are living in an electronic era, where information is at

your fingertips. Time is limited and the consumer decides where and

when they source information from.

Cell phones have become an indispensable part of our lives. Just think; when last did you not have your phone

with you and how that made you feel?

It’s always on, it’s an extension of yourself, it puts everything you need within push button reach. Mobile is changing the way we work, interact, entertain and learn.

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HOMEMAKERSonline…

• The Mobile application for the HIP market

• Thrust is the Directory service.

• Easily accessible ‘at your fingertips’ service to homeowners

• Also features industry news, snippets and tips

• Everything for your home at the click of your phone!

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Benefits to the consumer• Costs - a once-off fee of R5 only; thereafter unlimited access – WAP

application on your cell phone.

• GPRS data transfer rates +/-6cents per download

• Thousands of HIP suppliers to access 24/7

• Unique feature of ‘Please call me’

• News features – trends

• Promotions and specials

• Refer a friend

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Benefits to the Advertiser

• Targeted – an identified audience searching for specific

HIP products

• Measurable – ROI great (one of the most affordable media

opportunities)

• Cost Effective – Investment is minimal, yet far reaching

• Immediate – can react to ‘please call me’ option 24/7

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Advertising opportunities

Directory Listings

Free listing

Premium listing, with please call me and send me a brochure facilities

Banner sales

Special and Promotions section

Refer a friend competition sponsorship

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So….in a nutshell….media options and opportunities to get you closer

to your customers utilising platforms within the wonderful

world of HOMEMAKERS serving the entire Homeowning South African

market!

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‘Dream it do it'