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KN74130 KEY NOTE NEW MEDIA MARKETING NOVEMBER 2000

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This report covers: new media marketing, internet, intranets, electronic kiosks, interactive TV, customer relation marketing, CRM, banner advertising, interstitial, microsites, pop-ups, portals, rich media, sponsorship, specialist communications, full service agencies, retail sales through e-commerce, internet advertising market

Companies covered include: agency.com, AKQA New Media, Bluewave, BMP Interaction, CCG.XM, Circle.com, Clarity Proxicom, Clarity IBD, Deepend London, Grey Interactive Services, Hard Reality, Head New Media, The Hub, Hyperlink Interactive, Icon Medialab, Lateral, Modern Media (UK), Oasis Communications, OgilvyInteractive, Organic London, Pres.co, Quidnunc, Razorfish, Revolution, Rufus Leonard, Syzygy, Zentropy Partners, Zinc

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

New media marketing is an emerging industry that is exploiting the rapid growth of the new technology sector and encompasses the Internet, CD-ROM, interactive television (TV), interactive kiosks and company intranets. By virtue of the media it operates within, new media marketing is a global industry, and internationally, it is more than doubling in size each year. Although the market can be measured in various ways, it is worth at least £189.5m in agency billings.

New media marketing is concerned with providing companies, organisations and brands with a new media presence through websites, interactive advertising and electronic commerce (e-commerce) facilities. There is a growing role for Internet-based advertising and an emerging market in interactive advertising as digital TV gains in importance in the UK. New media agencies are chiefly concerned with, on the one hand, providing companies with the ability to benefit from the functionality of the new technologies available to them and, on the other hand, to ensure that their Internet presence is professional. New media marketing agencies then clearly overlap with other related sectors, including corporate communications, advertising, brand developments, direct marketing, data gathering and design. The established advertising agencies have paid particularly close attention to new media, as clients are now seeing their Internet presence as part of their overall public persona and media relationship.

The overlapping nature of the industry is the reason why many of the world's leading new media marketing agencies are arms of larger communications and advertising conglomerates. However, the fact that this is a very new industry has enabled a large number of smaller and independent agencies to spring up across the UK, serving a range of clients internationally as well as domestically.

E-commerce is providing another impetus to the industry, as more and more retailers and other companies seek to move from being simply 'bricks and mortar' operations to being online companies too. With UK consumers going online at a fast and growing rate - as is the case internationally - so the market for new media is being boosted by this growth. The new media marketing industry is set to grow to £2.7bn in value by 2004.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Executive Summary 1
1. Market Definition 2
Introduction 2
Market Sectors 2
Internet 2
Intranets 2
Electronic Kiosks 3
Interactive Television 3
NEW MEDIA ADVERTISING
TECHNIQUES 3
Banner Advertising 3
Interstitial 3
Microsites 3
Pop-Up 4
Portal 4
Rich Media 4
Sponsorship 4
Market Position 4
Table 1: The UK Communications
Market by Sector ($bn), 1999 5
MARKET TRENDS 5
Consolidation and Partnerships 5
Full Service Agencies 5
Integration 5
2. Market Size 7
The Total Market 7
Growth Factors 7
Market Size 8
By Internet-Related Billings 8
Table 2: Combined Internet-Related
Billings of the UK’s Top 50 New Media
Agencies (£m), 1997-1999 8
By Retail Sales 8
Table 3: UK Retail Sales Through
E-Commerce (£m), 1996-1999 9
By Online Advertising 9
Table 4: The UK Internet Advertising
Market by Value (£m), 1996-1999 9
THE INTERNATIONAL NEW MEDIA INDUSTRY 9
3. Industry Background 11
Recent History 11
INDUSTRY CONCENTRATION 11
TRADE ASSOCIATIONS 12
Advertising Association 12
Association of Business Advertising
Agencies 12
Association of Media and
Communications Specialists 12
Direct Marketing Association 12
Incorporated Society of Advertisers 13
Interactive Media in Retail Group 13
Interactive Advertising Association 13
4. Competitor Analysis 14
The Marketplace 14
Table 5: Leading UK New Media
Agencies by Internet-Related
Billings (£m), 1999 14
MAJOR PLAYERS 15
Agency.com Ltd 15
AKQA New Media Ltd 15
Bluewave Ltd 16
BMP Interaction Ltd 16
CCG.XM Ltd 17
Circle.com Ltd 17
Clarity Proxicom/Clarity IBD Ltd 17
Deepend London Ltd 18
Grey Interactive Services Ltd 18
Hard Reality Ltd 19
Head New Media Ltd 19
The Hub Ltd 20
Hyperlink Interactive Ltd 20
Icon Medialab 20
Lateral 21
Modem Media (UK) Ltd 21
Oasis Communications Ltd 22
OgilvyInteractive Ltd 22
Organic London 22
Pres.co 23
Quidnunc 23
Razorfish Ltd 23
Revolution Ltd 24
Rufus Leonard Ltd 24
Syzygy Ltd 25
Zentropy Partners UK Ltd 25
Zinc Ltd 25
5. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats 27
Strengths 27
Weaknesses 28
Opportunities 28
Threats 29
6. Buying Behaviour 30
Penetration of the
Internet in the UK 30
Table 6: The UK’s Most Visited
Websites, 1999 30
User Profile 31
7. Current Issues 32
Increasing adVERTISING
EXPENDITURE 32
ANALYSING SITE USAGE 32
THE INTERNET AND RADIO 32
LONDON AS A CENTRE OF
NEW MEDIA ACTIVITY 33
MARKET ISSUES 33
Escalating Costs 33
Convergence 34
8. Forecasts 35
Introduction 35
Factors Influencing the Market 35
Forecasts 2000 TO 2004 36
By Internet-Related Billings 36
Table 7: Forecast Combined
Internet-Related Billings of the UK’s
Top 50 New Media Agencies
(£m), 2000-2004 36
By Retail Sales 36
Table 8: Forecast UK Retail Sales
Through E-Commerce (£bn), 2000-2004 37
9. Further Sources 38
Associations 38
Periodicals 39
Directories 41
General Sources 42
Bonnier Information Sources 43
Government Publications 44
Other Sources 44
Key Note Research 47
The Key Note Range of Reports 48

Text © 2000 Key Note

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