3. Source: NI Track and Field (February 2011) not excited 70% very excited 17% not excited 40% very excited 41% excitement & expectation the ‘excited group’ (7+/10) increased in size from 19% to 34% between 2009 and 2010, and is now at 33% general optimism that The Games will be well executed from a logistics / infrastructure perspective, with 58% at least 7+/10 positive that they’ll be well run Scotland London On a scale of 1-10, how excited are you about the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics being held in London? On a scale of 1-10, how well do you think the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics will be run? not excited = 0-4/10 excited = 7-10/10
4. recommendation a third of people are excited now and this figure only looks set to get higher is your partnership for presence only, or to develop brand identity? Go beyond the Games the right message to the right people at the right time Source: NI Track and Field (February 2011)
5. information for more information on the Olympics tracker and the full set of slides from Wave 3, please contact; Martyn U’ren or Alex Wright martyn.u’ren@newsint.co.uk [email_address] previous 2 waves data also available
Editor's Notes
What this wave covers; Excitement, expectation and impact covers general consumer opinions and thoughts on The Games – how positive are they? How well will they be run? What are the impacts and implications for London and the UK in terms of ‘legacy’? And, what does ‘Legacy’ actually mean? Engagement, activation and communication focuses more on consumers’ key areas of interest and interaction and the best occasions in the run up to the games when associated (and non-associated) brands can maximise the value of that association.
Highest areas of interest amongst the excited group are: Ticketing 78% International Athletics competitions 73% Culture of the Games 69% Volunteering and Individual Nations 66%