27. Advertising has changed
So, the new rules of communication
1. Think digital
2. Data is central
3. Orchestrate your campaigns
4. Creativity is crucial
5. Everything is social
63. Advertising has changed
SAF
SAF – Are You Up To It?
Those who cracked it could unlock the website and find
more challenges
The level of difficulty increased.
Eventually visitors could see how they scored –
and could then challenge their friends to do better
90. Advertising has changed
Then and Now
• In
1989
I
reported
on
boys
playing
football
• In
2013
I
can
get
them
out
into
the
fields
91. Advertising has changed
The data reveals
• 1.
Only
39%
of
kids
regularly
take
part
in
sports.
The
vast
majority
of
61%
don’t.
Urban
kids
are
more
non-‐parBcipatory
than
rural
ones
• 2.
ParBcipaBon
in
sports
is
highest
amongst
4-‐8
year
olds,
but
sharply
drops
down
between
12-‐13
year
olds
• 3.
Girls
don’t
parBcipate
and
the
gender
gap
becomes
more
marked
progressively
7th
year
onwards.
Girls
do
more
dance,
gymnasBcs,
yoga
• 4.
While
football
sBll
tops
the
list,
other
games
like
tennis,
canoeing
and
archery
–
all
individual
sports
-‐
are
gaining
popularity.
Dance
is
the
second
most
popular
acBvity
appealing
to
both
boys
and
girls
(97%
girls
and
86%
boys)
• Source:
PE
and
Sport
Survey
(DoE/
TNS
BMRB
Report),
May,
2010