Ormax launches viewership maximization tool

Media insights firm Ormax Media announced the launch of Ormax Brand Matrix (OBM), a viewership maximization tool. Broadcasters across categories can use OBM to identify a focused plan to increase viewership by upto 20% within six months.

The tool has been created using Ormax Media’s expertise in the area of television insights, built over more than five years, with an experience of working across 55 television channels in India.

Shailesh Kapoor, CEO – Ormax Media, elaborated: “Channels make huge investments, both in terms of time and money, to increase their viewership. But it is well known how difficult getting new viewers, or more time-spent from existing viewers, can be. Traditionally, viewers have been segmented by age, gender, markets, SEC and intensity of viewing, such as heavy and light viewers. In Ormax Brand Matrix, we have turned the idea of viewer segmentation on its head, and used a radically different approach – one that’s simple, intuitive and effective in equal measure.”

Ormax Brand Matrix uses a mix of quantitative and qualitative research to recommend a viewership maximization blueprint to channels using the product. But Kapoor believes the real power of OBM lies in its construct, adding: “Brand research can be very high on good-to-know value but poor on actionability. While developing OBM, we were very conscious that the tool had to be completely action-oriented, with only one goal – viewership maximization. If an information need or data point is not going to help a channel increase their viewership, it’s not a part of OBM.”

National and regional channels across categories can commission an OBM project, which has been custom-made for GECs, movies, news, music, infotainment, lifestyle, kids, youth, etc. Four channels are already using Ormax Brand Matrix, in less than a month since the product has been ready after two years of extensive research.

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