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Newspaper reading helps to meet emotional needs, research shows

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Emotional Connections and

National Newspapers

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The research summarises the findings from

200+ focus groups

7,000+ quantitative interviews

30,000+ interviews from the NMA’s in-market effectiveness

tracking research

Sources: Davey Bioletti Research, Research Plus, Bozsko Planning and Research (qualitative) Millward Brown, Hall & Partners (quantitative)

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How newspapers involve

readers’ emotions

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By being a medium that is read rather than seen

or heard

Immediate and personal

connection made between

what is being read and the

reader

Reading material effectively

short-circuits straight to close

emotional connection

It’s more personal with the

paper …you’re taking it in

more because you are

reading it

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By being a medium that requires immersion

Involvement created

by reading is often

intense because of

having to immerse

oneself in what is

being read

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By being a medium that is experienced

differently

Reading the

newspaper is a

different experience

from watching TV.

The result is different

as well

To read a newspaper

is ‘to feel’

To read is for the

information ‘to sink in

deeper’

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By giving readers what they want, what they

care about

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Emotional needs that are

met by newspaper

reading

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Providing readers with connection and insight

I’d feel silly you feel

boring, you don’t

know, you feel you’ve

missed it, missed out on

knowing… how to avoid

looking like a right

muppet

I can’t not have my

paper – I’d feel cut off;

it’s my regular life-line

because I don’t go out

to work, I like to see

what’s happening

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Entertaining readers

Newspapers give readers

Entertainment

Amusement

Diversion

I just love the

headlines; they

make me laugh

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Providing readers with social currency

It’s like a person

close to me; it gives

me the options I

want

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In summary…

Newspapers involve

readers’ emotions

Newspapers meet

various emotional

needs for readers

Newspaper readers

are looking to be

Engaged

Entertained

As well as informed

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What does this mean for

advertising within newspapers?

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What does this mean for advertisers?

Advertising that can

engage, entertain as well as inform

can share the emotional connection

newspapers achieve with their

readers.

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What works best?

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Starting with a great insight

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…and a great idea

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Entertain not just inform

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Create visual impact

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Keep it simple

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Use multiple executions

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Harnessing editorial to drive task and mindset relevance