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Multiple Solutions Driving web traffic to
Homepage Takeover and Targeted Search Solution. Case Study: Driving web traffic for the Hyundai i10. Reach Reached 353,000 in-market new car buyers. Response Generating high response – CTRs of up to 2.18%. Relevance Resulting in a significant uplift of traffic to the Hyundai website; 36% of all traffic to the Hyundai site came from Auto Trader on the day of the campaign. The background In early 2014, Hyundai launched the New Gen i10. For many years, Hyundai have used Auto Trader to help drive brand awareness, purchase intent and ultimately car sales. Choosing a flexible approach, they have marketed across various parts of the site, targeting consumers who are actively searching for their brand or similar brands. Because 64% of all new car buyers visit Auto Trader during the purchase journey, with many of them unsure of what their next car is going to be (60% consider 3+ brands), Hyundai’s agency, Havas, approached Auto Trader to help plan the launch of the i10. The challenge The i10 was planned for launch in early 2014 and required bold and creative new formats to reach new in-market car buyers. Hyundai intended to ‘announce’ the launch, which meant reach and engagement were critical to the objectives of the campaign. Hyundai aimed to contact consumers at the start of the buying cycle and influence their final purchase. The solution Hyundai wanted to reach in-market car buyers, so tapping into Auto Trader’s already engaged audience made perfect sense. The timing of the launch allowed Hyundai to fully utilise the new, cleaner homepage redesign, and its three new HPTO offerings. It also tied in well with Havas’ intent to offer Hyundai as many relevant media firsts as possible. The results The new, bold formats delivered terrific engagement with consumers and achieved an excellent average CTR of 1.9%. Exposure to Auto Trader’s already active buying audience was also a great success, with the campaign seen by 352,982 unique users in 24 hours. Along with significant reach and response, there was an impressive increase in traffic to Hyundai’s site on the campaign day. Auto Trader delivered 36% of all traffic to Hyundai an increase of 449% compared to an ordinary day and more traffic than Google! And, with 35% of all new car leads on manufacturer websites coming from consumers who have visited Auto Trader, the quality of this traffic was unquestionable. ■ Reach: 352,982 UU ■ Response: Billboard – 1.62% Skin – 2.18% ■ Reaction: 36% of all traffic to the Hyundai site on the day of the campaign came from AutoTrader.co.uk Upstream traffic to hyundai.co.uk Hyundai chose the Tier 2 HPTO and became the first UK advertiser to take advantage of the high impact billboard formats and skins. This was supported by targeted search activity across the rest of the site. Targeted search allowed Hyundai to sustain the customer conversation with viewers who’d experienced the HPTO but decided to continue their research on Auto Trader before visiting Hyundai’s site. With this, Hyundai reinforced the message with potential customers while also preventing competitors from reaching them on the Auto Trader site. This significantly enhanced the impact of the HPTO. 40% Percentage of traffic to Hyundai site 36% 30% ■ High Impact Formats: The brand new Tier 2 HPTO offers the billboard and skin combination for the first time on the Auto Trader HP ■ Relevance: 7/10 UK consumers think of Auto Trader when looking to buy, sell or research cars ■ Influence: Consumers on Auto Trader’s Home Page are often at the start of their car buying journey, giving Hyundai the opportunity to influence their buying decision Ebay UK Motors.co.uk Google UK 20% 10% 0% 05/03/14 ■ Massive Reach: 85% of Auto Trader's visitors enter through the HP, that’s 9.6m unique users every month Auto Trader UK What Car? Auto Express 10/03/14 “AutoTrader is a great example of a forward thinking media owner and one who has become a really close and smart partner of HMG” Scott Moorhead Head of Digital Trading and Operations 15/03/14