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Introducing Renew
Exclusivity Clutter
Free
Where no other media
owner has erected on-
street permanent
displays
Live updates
Streamed live
Date feeds
Consumers
‘on the go’
Affluent AB
Professionals
Your message seen in the
Financial District 6-8
times everyday on
multiple locations
Premium High footfall
15,500 per site
Per day in premium
pedestrian locations
Reaching an AB City Audience in the Square
Mile
The only on-street access to branding
Connected, Mindful & Engaged
•  200	
  x	
  32”	
  LCD	
  screens	
  
•  1.2m	
  high	
  
•  In	
  the	
  Square	
  Mile	
  
•  Reaching	
  30m	
  foo@all	
  
•  Mon-­‐Friday	
  only	
  
•  Day-­‐parts	
  available	
  
•  Double	
  as	
  recycling	
  
•  25	
  year	
  contract	
  
The City
100-800k people per sq.
km
Highest employment density
Heron Tower
Renew%Network%in%the%City%of%London
Sites Pods
Aldgate(Street/Station 4((((((((((((((((((((
Appold(Street 2((((((((((((((((((((
Bank 4((((((((((((((((((((
Barbican 3((((((((((((((((((((
Camomile(St( 1((((((((((((((((((((
Cannon(St 8((((((((((((((((((((
Chancery(Lane 1((((((((((((((((((((
Cheapside 10((((((((((((((((((
Eastcheap/Great(Tower(Street 5((((((((((((((((((((
Fenchurch(Street/Station 7((((((((((((((((((((
Fetter(Lane( 2((((((((((((((((((((
Fleet(Street( 1((((((((((((((((((((
Gresham(Street( 4((((((((((((((((((((
High(Holborn/Holborn(Viaduct 10((((((((((((((((((
Houndsditch( 1((((((((((((((((((((
King(Edward(Street( 2((((((((((((((((((((
Liverpool(Street 3((((((((((((((((((((
Lombard(Street 1((((((((((((((((((((
London(Wall 9((((((((((((((((((((
Ludgate(Circus( 1((((((((((((((((((((
Mansion(House(Station( 1((((((((((((((((((((
Moorgate 3((((((((((((((((((((
Newgate(Street( 2((((((((((((((((((((
Old(Broad(Street 1((((((((((((((((((((
Queen(Victoria(St 6((((((((((((((((((((
St(Martin's(Le(Grands( 2((((((((((((((((((((
St(Paul's( 6((((((((((((((((((((
Influential business audience
Home of over 200 investment banks 100 law firms
and 30 accountancy firms
•  90% ABC1 audience/ 72% AB
•  Core age demographic 25-44 male bias
•  Average income of £83,000 per annum
*Source Astbury Marsden, Evening Standard 21st Nov , 2011
17%	
  
65%	
  
11%	
  
7%	
  
18-­‐24	
   25-­‐44	
   45-­‐54	
   55+	
  
Audience
Targeted no wastage high concentration of AB’s
£30bn disposable income
55%	
  
45%	
  
Male	
  
38%$
72%$
90%$
100%$
0%#
25%#
50%#
75%#
100%#
A$ AB$ ABC1$ ABC1/C2$
Breakdown#
+++
+
*Source: Intelligent Space Partnership reach analysis (15,500 per panel per day)
and City of London worker breakdown (21% Banking, 10% Financial, 13%
Insurance)
Highest Reach of C Suite Executives
Financial Audience
*Source: IPA Touchpoints 2011 + Intelligent Space Partnership Footfall Analysis - City of London
Peak day-parts 08.00, 13.00 and 17.30
Extending Reach
Greater	
  audience	
  
0.00%$
10.00%$
20.00%$
30.00%$
40.00%$
50.00%$
06:00$ 07:00$ 08:00$ 09:00$ 10:00$ 11:00$ 12:00$ 13:00$ 14:00$ 15:00$ 16:00$ 17:00$ 18:00$ 19:00$ 20:00$ 21:00$ 22:00$ 23:00$
Travelling$
Working/Studying$
Watching$TV$
Renew%Network%
4th screen reaching consumers on the move
On-Street OOH
In Print
On Air
Online
Can be bought out of multiple media budgets
Flexible Planning
* Source London Underground entry and exit data 2011 and TFL planning CAPC survey, 200
•  Travel into Central London
by car is decreasing
•  Train and underground
remain the most popular
ways to travel in
•  Renew extend transport
briefs
COUNTS'('2011'('annual'entries'&'exits
(C)$Copyright,$London$Underground$Limited,$2012
COUNTS'('2011'('annual'entries'&'exits
(C)$Copyright,$London$Underground$Limited,$2012
COUNTS'('2011'('annual'entries'&'exits
(C)$Copyright,$London$Underground$Limited,$2012
Counts'by'station
Station
London$Bridge$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Liverpool$Street$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Bank$&$Monument$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Tower$Hill$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Moorgate$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Old$Street$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
St.$Paul's$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Chancery$Lane$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Temple$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Barbican$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Manor$House$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Aldgate$East$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Mansion$House$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Aldgate$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Cannon$Street$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Blackfriars$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Total
Exit
Weekday
101,013$$$$$
107,346$$$$$
87,584$$$$$$
33,145$$$$$$
40,454$$$$$$
34,941$$$$$$
28,264$$$$$$
29,768$$$$$$
18,528$$$$$$
15,812$$$$$$
13,471$$$$$$
13,957$$$$$$
13,204$$$$$$
10,919$$$$$$
7,529$$$$$$$$
V$$$$$$$$$$$
555,935'''''
Annual
Entry$+$Exit
million
65.4$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
63.6$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
47.8$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
21.6$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
21.2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
21.0$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
17.1$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
16.0$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
10.0$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
9.2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
9.2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
9.2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
7.4$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
6.2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
4.0$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
V$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
329.2''''''''''''
555,935 commuters travel into the City
by Underground
Travel Patterns
0	
  
10	
  
20	
  
30	
  
40	
  
50	
  
60	
  
70	
  
80	
  
90	
  
100	
  
under	
  0.5km	
   0.5km-­‐1km	
   1-­‐2km	
  
6%	
  
17%	
  
16%	
  
3%	
  
19%	
  
3%	
  
37%	
  
rail	
  
underground	
  
Bus	
  
Taxi	
  
Car	
  
Cycle	
  
Walk	
  
•  90% of journeys under 0.5km are by
foot
•  37% walk into the City compared to
19% who drive in
Walking is the main mode of transport in the City
Travel Patterns By Foot
*Source TFL
Thepatternofmovementinthemodel
ThedistributionofmodelledflowswithintheCityofLondonisshowninFigure6onpage14and
WestminsterinFigure7onpage15,providinganoverviewofannualmovementvolumes.The
coloursonthismaprepresentpredictedpedestriansperhouroneachstreetlink,inaspectralran
fromred(highestpph)throughtoblue(lowest).
é
é
é
é
é
é
é
é
é
é
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é
FENCHURCH ST
GRACECHURCHST
CORNHILL
BISHOPSGATE
CITYRD
CHEAPSIDE
HOLBORN VIADUCT
CHARTERHOUSE ST
FARRINGDONST
LONDON WALL
BARBICAN
MOORGATE
TOWER GATEWAY DLR
ST. PAUL'S
BANK
ALDGATE EAST
BLACKFRIARS
MANSION HOUSE
TOWER HILL
FARRINGDON
LIVERPOOL STREET
ALDGATE
MONUMENT
Annual Flow
Millions of pedestrians
High
Low
Modelled annual pedestrian flows in the City of London
Pedestrian Heatmap
Over 30m footfall per 10 day campaign
Major arterial routes and transport links
Highest Density
* Intelligent Space Partnership Footfall Analysis - City of London
Heron Tower JP MorganGresham Street
Premium Locations
Outside Head Offices delivers more footfall than inside
Regularly noticed: Building a daily dialogue with the
audience
62% notice
them once a day/
nearly everyday
89% have
noticed pods before
Only 11% hadn’t
noticed the pods
Research
89%	
   89%	
   68%	
  %	
  agree	
  
Clear	
   Well	
  illuminated	
   Right	
  height	
  “They’re unmissable! Also impressive that
you can see detail from so far away”	

James, 39, Project Manager	

“ Those tube updates have saved
me a few times too!”	

John, 33, Analyst	

Clear	
  Well-­‐	
  Illuminated	
  and	
  posi3oned	
  
Research
Our	
  Audience	
  
	
  
Na3onal	
  Average	
  
	
  
Illusive	
  audience:	
  Light	
  TV	
  consumers	
  Tech	
  Savvy	
  
15	
  hours	
  TV	
  per	
  week	
  
	
  
35	
  hours	
  TV	
  per	
  week	
  
	
  
*NaYonal	
  average	
  (Ofcom,	
  July	
  2012):	
  tablet	
  ownership	
  is	
  11%	
  and	
  40%	
  own	
  smartphone	
  
94%	
  own	
  smartphone	
   40%	
  own	
  smartphone	
  
50%	
  own	
  tablet	
   11%	
  own	
  tablet	
  
80%	
  purchased	
  last	
  month	
   38%	
  purchased	
  last	
  month	
  
Research
Our	
  Audience	
  
	
  
Good	
  audience	
  for	
  travel	
  brands	
  and	
  airlines	
  
33%	
  flown	
  long	
  	
  or	
  short	
  haul	
  for	
  business	
  within	
  3	
  mnths.	
  
71%	
  flown	
  long	
  or	
  short	
  haul	
  for	
  pleasure	
  within	
  6	
  mnths.	
  
67%	
  spent	
  5	
  nghts.	
  +	
  abroad	
  in	
  a	
  hotel	
  in	
  the	
  last	
  3	
  mnths.	
  
27%	
  choose	
  to	
  fly	
  business	
  	
  class	
  
Research
Regularly	
  fly	
  abroad	
  for	
  business	
  almost	
  a	
  third	
  fly	
  business	
  class	
  
200 screens in 100 locations
10” ad every 60 seconds
10” ad 60 spots an hour
18 hours per day
15,120 spots
30m footfall
OTS 6-8
2 week Campaign Costs
£150	
  per	
  screen	
  panel	
  per	
  
fortnight:	
  £30,000	
  gross	
  
2 week Campaign
Package Summary
1 Quarter 2 Quarters Per Annum
Planning Rate Spots Planning Rate Spots Planning Rate Spots
Clock
Markets
Coffee
Beer
Sandwich
Paper
TV
130,650 30,888,000 234,000 61,776,000 429,000 123,552,000
78,390 8,320,000 140,400 16,640,000 257,400 33,280,000
39,195 3,120,000 70,200 6,240,000 128,700 12,480,000
36,582 2,600,000 65,520 5,200,000 120,120 10,400,000
28,743 1,560,000 51,480 3,120,000 94,380 6,240,000
52,260 9,828,000 93,600 19,656,000 171,600 39,312,000
78,390 13,728,000 140,400 27,456,000 257,400 54,912,000
Sub-­‐Total 444,210 70,044,000 795,600 140,088,000 1,458,600 280,176,000
Sponsorship	
  Packages	
  
Rates/Spots	
  3	
  mnths	
   Rates/Spots	
  6	
  months	
   Rates/Spots	
  1	
  year	
  
Long-term pricing
Special	
  Builds	
  Pod	
  
Branding	
  available	
  
A clutter free advertising environment
No ‘City’ branded bus shelters
Multiple Pods Per Street average 3-4
100% illumination- winter impact
High footfall 15,500 per pod per day
Live up-dates available finance/travel/weather
Delivering a premium audience
Dual Roadside Pedestrian audience
Impact and standout 1.4m high
Our Clients
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  • 2. Exclusivity Clutter Free Where no other media owner has erected on- street permanent displays Live updates Streamed live Date feeds Consumers ‘on the go’ Affluent AB Professionals Your message seen in the Financial District 6-8 times everyday on multiple locations Premium High footfall 15,500 per site Per day in premium pedestrian locations Reaching an AB City Audience in the Square Mile
  • 3. The only on-street access to branding Connected, Mindful & Engaged •  200  x  32”  LCD  screens   •  1.2m  high   •  In  the  Square  Mile   •  Reaching  30m  foo@all   •  Mon-­‐Friday  only   •  Day-­‐parts  available   •  Double  as  recycling   •  25  year  contract  
  • 4. The City 100-800k people per sq. km Highest employment density
  • 5. Heron Tower Renew%Network%in%the%City%of%London Sites Pods Aldgate(Street/Station 4(((((((((((((((((((( Appold(Street 2(((((((((((((((((((( Bank 4(((((((((((((((((((( Barbican 3(((((((((((((((((((( Camomile(St( 1(((((((((((((((((((( Cannon(St 8(((((((((((((((((((( Chancery(Lane 1(((((((((((((((((((( Cheapside 10(((((((((((((((((( Eastcheap/Great(Tower(Street 5(((((((((((((((((((( Fenchurch(Street/Station 7(((((((((((((((((((( Fetter(Lane( 2(((((((((((((((((((( Fleet(Street( 1(((((((((((((((((((( Gresham(Street( 4(((((((((((((((((((( High(Holborn/Holborn(Viaduct 10(((((((((((((((((( Houndsditch( 1(((((((((((((((((((( King(Edward(Street( 2(((((((((((((((((((( Liverpool(Street 3(((((((((((((((((((( Lombard(Street 1(((((((((((((((((((( London(Wall 9(((((((((((((((((((( Ludgate(Circus( 1(((((((((((((((((((( Mansion(House(Station( 1(((((((((((((((((((( Moorgate 3(((((((((((((((((((( Newgate(Street( 2(((((((((((((((((((( Old(Broad(Street 1(((((((((((((((((((( Queen(Victoria(St 6(((((((((((((((((((( St(Martin's(Le(Grands( 2(((((((((((((((((((( St(Paul's( 6(((((((((((((((((((( Influential business audience Home of over 200 investment banks 100 law firms and 30 accountancy firms
  • 6. •  90% ABC1 audience/ 72% AB •  Core age demographic 25-44 male bias •  Average income of £83,000 per annum *Source Astbury Marsden, Evening Standard 21st Nov , 2011 17%   65%   11%   7%   18-­‐24   25-­‐44   45-­‐54   55+   Audience Targeted no wastage high concentration of AB’s £30bn disposable income 55%   45%   Male   38%$ 72%$ 90%$ 100%$ 0%# 25%# 50%# 75%# 100%# A$ AB$ ABC1$ ABC1/C2$ Breakdown#
  • 7. +++ + *Source: Intelligent Space Partnership reach analysis (15,500 per panel per day) and City of London worker breakdown (21% Banking, 10% Financial, 13% Insurance) Highest Reach of C Suite Executives Financial Audience
  • 8. *Source: IPA Touchpoints 2011 + Intelligent Space Partnership Footfall Analysis - City of London Peak day-parts 08.00, 13.00 and 17.30 Extending Reach Greater  audience   0.00%$ 10.00%$ 20.00%$ 30.00%$ 40.00%$ 50.00%$ 06:00$ 07:00$ 08:00$ 09:00$ 10:00$ 11:00$ 12:00$ 13:00$ 14:00$ 15:00$ 16:00$ 17:00$ 18:00$ 19:00$ 20:00$ 21:00$ 22:00$ 23:00$ Travelling$ Working/Studying$ Watching$TV$ Renew%Network% 4th screen reaching consumers on the move
  • 9. On-Street OOH In Print On Air Online Can be bought out of multiple media budgets Flexible Planning
  • 10. * Source London Underground entry and exit data 2011 and TFL planning CAPC survey, 200 •  Travel into Central London by car is decreasing •  Train and underground remain the most popular ways to travel in •  Renew extend transport briefs COUNTS'('2011'('annual'entries'&'exits (C)$Copyright,$London$Underground$Limited,$2012 COUNTS'('2011'('annual'entries'&'exits (C)$Copyright,$London$Underground$Limited,$2012 COUNTS'('2011'('annual'entries'&'exits (C)$Copyright,$London$Underground$Limited,$2012 Counts'by'station Station London$Bridge$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Liverpool$Street$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Bank$&$Monument$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Tower$Hill$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Moorgate$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Old$Street$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ St.$Paul's$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Chancery$Lane$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Temple$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Barbican$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Manor$House$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Aldgate$East$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Mansion$House$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Aldgate$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Cannon$Street$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Blackfriars$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Total Exit Weekday 101,013$$$$$ 107,346$$$$$ 87,584$$$$$$ 33,145$$$$$$ 40,454$$$$$$ 34,941$$$$$$ 28,264$$$$$$ 29,768$$$$$$ 18,528$$$$$$ 15,812$$$$$$ 13,471$$$$$$ 13,957$$$$$$ 13,204$$$$$$ 10,919$$$$$$ 7,529$$$$$$$$ V$$$$$$$$$$$ 555,935''''' Annual Entry$+$Exit million 65.4$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 63.6$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 47.8$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 21.6$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 21.2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 21.0$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 17.1$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 16.0$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 10.0$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 9.2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 9.2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 9.2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 7.4$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 6.2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 4.0$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ V$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 329.2'''''''''''' 555,935 commuters travel into the City by Underground Travel Patterns
  • 11. 0   10   20   30   40   50   60   70   80   90   100   under  0.5km   0.5km-­‐1km   1-­‐2km   6%   17%   16%   3%   19%   3%   37%   rail   underground   Bus   Taxi   Car   Cycle   Walk   •  90% of journeys under 0.5km are by foot •  37% walk into the City compared to 19% who drive in Walking is the main mode of transport in the City Travel Patterns By Foot *Source TFL
  • 12. Thepatternofmovementinthemodel ThedistributionofmodelledflowswithintheCityofLondonisshowninFigure6onpage14and WestminsterinFigure7onpage15,providinganoverviewofannualmovementvolumes.The coloursonthismaprepresentpredictedpedestriansperhouroneachstreetlink,inaspectralran fromred(highestpph)throughtoblue(lowest). é é é é é é é é é é é é é FENCHURCH ST GRACECHURCHST CORNHILL BISHOPSGATE CITYRD CHEAPSIDE HOLBORN VIADUCT CHARTERHOUSE ST FARRINGDONST LONDON WALL BARBICAN MOORGATE TOWER GATEWAY DLR ST. PAUL'S BANK ALDGATE EAST BLACKFRIARS MANSION HOUSE TOWER HILL FARRINGDON LIVERPOOL STREET ALDGATE MONUMENT Annual Flow Millions of pedestrians High Low Modelled annual pedestrian flows in the City of London Pedestrian Heatmap Over 30m footfall per 10 day campaign
  • 13. Major arterial routes and transport links Highest Density * Intelligent Space Partnership Footfall Analysis - City of London
  • 14. Heron Tower JP MorganGresham Street Premium Locations Outside Head Offices delivers more footfall than inside
  • 15. Regularly noticed: Building a daily dialogue with the audience 62% notice them once a day/ nearly everyday 89% have noticed pods before Only 11% hadn’t noticed the pods Research
  • 16. 89%   89%   68%  %  agree   Clear   Well  illuminated   Right  height  “They’re unmissable! Also impressive that you can see detail from so far away” James, 39, Project Manager “ Those tube updates have saved me a few times too!” John, 33, Analyst Clear  Well-­‐  Illuminated  and  posi3oned   Research
  • 17. Our  Audience     Na3onal  Average     Illusive  audience:  Light  TV  consumers  Tech  Savvy   15  hours  TV  per  week     35  hours  TV  per  week     *NaYonal  average  (Ofcom,  July  2012):  tablet  ownership  is  11%  and  40%  own  smartphone   94%  own  smartphone   40%  own  smartphone   50%  own  tablet   11%  own  tablet   80%  purchased  last  month   38%  purchased  last  month   Research
  • 18. Our  Audience     Good  audience  for  travel  brands  and  airlines   33%  flown  long    or  short  haul  for  business  within  3  mnths.   71%  flown  long  or  short  haul  for  pleasure  within  6  mnths.   67%  spent  5  nghts.  +  abroad  in  a  hotel  in  the  last  3  mnths.   27%  choose  to  fly  business    class   Research Regularly  fly  abroad  for  business  almost  a  third  fly  business  class  
  • 19. 200 screens in 100 locations 10” ad every 60 seconds 10” ad 60 spots an hour 18 hours per day 15,120 spots 30m footfall OTS 6-8 2 week Campaign Costs £150  per  screen  panel  per   fortnight:  £30,000  gross   2 week Campaign
  • 20. Package Summary 1 Quarter 2 Quarters Per Annum Planning Rate Spots Planning Rate Spots Planning Rate Spots Clock Markets Coffee Beer Sandwich Paper TV 130,650 30,888,000 234,000 61,776,000 429,000 123,552,000 78,390 8,320,000 140,400 16,640,000 257,400 33,280,000 39,195 3,120,000 70,200 6,240,000 128,700 12,480,000 36,582 2,600,000 65,520 5,200,000 120,120 10,400,000 28,743 1,560,000 51,480 3,120,000 94,380 6,240,000 52,260 9,828,000 93,600 19,656,000 171,600 39,312,000 78,390 13,728,000 140,400 27,456,000 257,400 54,912,000 Sub-­‐Total 444,210 70,044,000 795,600 140,088,000 1,458,600 280,176,000 Sponsorship  Packages   Rates/Spots  3  mnths   Rates/Spots  6  months   Rates/Spots  1  year   Long-term pricing Special  Builds  Pod   Branding  available  
  • 21. A clutter free advertising environment
  • 22. No ‘City’ branded bus shelters
  • 23. Multiple Pods Per Street average 3-4
  • 25. High footfall 15,500 per pod per day
  • 26. Live up-dates available finance/travel/weather
  • 29. Impact and standout 1.4m high