Quarterly Update Q2 2015 - Home
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Quarterly Update Q2 2015 - Home
UKTV Quarterly Update Q2 2015 UKTV Highlights UKTV’s Q2 2015 was the second highest Q2 ever for UKTV, only marginally behind Q2 2014 and had a stronger ABC1 share vs. Q1 2015, growing by +1.3% Dave was up +5% YoY in terms of adult share and is the 8th biggest commercial channel in the UK, the 6th largest for 16-34’s and 9th largest for ABC1 Adults Good Food was up +38% Adult share during Q1 2015 vs. Q1 2014 and had a higher ABC1 profile than ITV1, Sky1 and Food Network Yesterday has a stronger ABC1 55+ profile than ITV1/ITV2/ITV3, Channel 5/5*/5 USA, Discovery History, Travel Channel, Discovery and History channel. Source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015 In Q2 UKTV’s newest channel Drama share grew by 11% YoY and by 15% for ABC1s . Drama had a higher ABC1 profile than C5, ITV1, 5*, 5USA and True Drama and it’s the 12th biggest Digital commercial channel in the UK Really had a great Q2 and was up +12% in terms of adult share and up +8% in terms of volume vs. Q2 2014 and grew by +14% YoY in terms of monthly reach in Q2 2015 GOLD’s share was up +7% for adults and +9% for ABC1s. Our Programming What's coming up in Q3… Rizzoli & Isles S06 The Strain New series airs on 27th August @ 9pm Premieres 26th August Wednesdays @ 10pm What's coming up in Q3… The Last Man On Earth Premieres 18th June Thursdays @ 9pm Masterchef Australia Premiered 28th September Wednesdays @ 8pm What's coming up in Q3… Taskmaster The Pinkertons Premieres 28th July Thursdays @ 10pm Premieres 30th August Sundays @ 8pm What's coming up in Q3… Dave Gorman Modern Life Is Goodish Premieres 8th September Tues @ 10pm Marley’s Ghosts Premieres 30th September Audience Insight UKTV adds incremental reach Monthly Weekly Source: BARB/Advantedge. Q2 2015, Av monthly and weekly reach. Reach condition = 3 consecutive mins. Dave is the place to reach men Dave reaches: 5.3m more ABC1 Men 2.5m more 16-34 Men AIR of 10 men's magazines… 383K ABC1 Men 804K 16-34 Men Average Monthly Reach… 5.7m ABC1 Men 3.3m 16-34 Men Source: BARB/Advantedge, Av Monthly Reach Q2 2015. GB TGI A.I.R, Q3 2015, base = adults. Highest Rated Programmes 16-34s 1 Mock The Week Dave 206k 2 Storage Hunters UK Dave 202k 3 Top Gear: Patagonia special Dave 192k 4 Top Gear Dave 191k 5 Grimm Watch 185k 6 Storage Hunters Dave 166k 7 Top Gear: Vietnam Special Dave 156k 8 Top Gear: Africa Special Dave 155k 9 Red Dwarf Dave 154k 10 Ghost Adventures Really 148k Source: BARB/Techedge Q2 2015. Unique Main Title. Highest Rated Programmes 50+ 1 New Tricks Drama 476k 2 Judge John Deed Drama 415k 3 Rebus Drama 353k 4 Inspector Alleyn Mysteries Drama 349k 5 Rizzoli & Isles Alibi 330k 6 Grimm Watch 315k 7 Silent Witness Drama 314k 8 Dalziel And Pascoe Drama 305k 9 Campion Drama 299k 10 Blackadder The Third Dave 297k Source: BARB/Techedge Q2 2015. Unique Main Title. Highest Rated Programmes ABC1 Adults 1 Grimm Watch 436k 2 Would I Lie To You? Dave 375k 3 QI XL Dave 312k 4 Mock The Week Dave 286k 5 Castle Alibi 273k 6 Rebus Drama 261k 7 Bob Monkhouse: Million Joke Man GOLD 259k 8 Top Gear: Patagonia Special Dave 259k 9 Not Going Out Dave 258k 10 Have I Got A Bit More News For You Dave 258k Source: BARB/Techedge Q2 2015. Unique Main Title. Highest Converting Programmes 16-34s Index 1 Scrapheap Challenge Dave 231 2 Top Gear Dave 193 3 Storage Hunters Dave 189 4 Zombieland Watch 185 5 Top Gear: India Special Dave 183 6 Traffic Cops Dave 182 7 Top Gear: Africa Special Dave 176 8 Red Dwarf Dave 174 9 Mock The Week Dave 173 10 Gavin & Stacey Dave 170 Source: BARB/Techedge Q2 2015. Unique Main Title. TVR Greater than 0.7 Highest Converting Programmes 50+ Index 1 Birds Of A Feather Drama 221 2 Campion Drama 220 3 Keeping Up Appearances Drama 220 4 Bergerac Drama 219 5 Pie In The Sky Drama 219 6 Last Of The Summer Wine Drama 219 7 Last Tango In Halifax Drama 218 8 Upstairs, Downstairs Drama 218 9 To The Manor Born Drama 218 10 Inspector Alleyn Mysteries Drama 218 Source: BARB/Techedge Q2 2015. Unique Main Title. TVR Greater than 0.4 Highest Converting Programmes ABC1 Adults Index 1 Suits Dave 154 2 QI XL Dave 143 3 Gavin & Stacey Dave 141 4 Would I Lie To You Dave 141 5 A Place In The Sun: Summer Sun Really 140 6 Only Connect Dave 139 7 The Pub Landlord V Nigel Farage Dave 135 8 Pride And Prejudice Drama 134 9 Have I Got A Bit More News For You Dave 132 10 Bob Monkhouse: Million Joke Man GOLD 129 Source: BARB/Techedge Q2 2015. Unique Main Title. TVR Greater than 0,4 Alibi viewers… • Are TV addicts (index 129), watching TV is they favourite past-time (index 130), enjoy ads as much as programmes (index 129), rely on TV to keep informed (index 121) and pay most attention on ads on TV (index 109) • Prefer spending a quiet evening at home than going out (index 108) and are likely to make a purchase online after watching an advert on TV (index 166) • When they see a new brand they buy it to see what it's like (index 113) and they regularly try new cleaning products (index 123) Source: GB TGI, Q2 2015, watched within the last week. Dave viewers… • Are TV addicts (index 122), often notice products/brands in TV programmes/film (index 116) pay most attention on ads on TV (index 121) and are tempted to buy products they see advertised (index 110) • Love innovative cars (index 118) and like to drive fast (index 116) • Like to listen to new bands (index 109) and love to buy new gadgets & appliances (index 114). • Like to try out new drinks (index 120) as well as enjoy trying new food products (index 110) and recipes (index 106_ • Agree that sometimes they treat themselves to something they don’t need (index 113), buy new products before most of their friends (index 109), enjoy splashing out on a meal in a restaurant (index 109) and read comments on social media about programmes they are watching (index 120) Source: GB TGI, Q3 2015, watched within the last week. Drama viewers… • Are TV addicts (index 130), watching TV is their favourite pastime (index 123), rely on TV to keep informed (index 135) and enjoy TV ads as much as programmes (index 126), often notice products/brands in TV programmes/films (index 109) more inclined to buy products who sponsor events (index 112), and pay most attention on ads on TV (index 113) • If they trust a brand they buy it without looking at the price (index 112), they are always looking for new ideas to improve their home (index 108), the kitchen is the most important room in their home (index 108), change decorations at home as often as they can (index 113), they often try new household cleaning products (index 113), get a good deal of pleasure out of their garden (index 119) and like to understand about nature (index 108) Source: GB TGI, Q1 2015, watched within the last week. Eden viewers… • Are TV addicts (index 123), watching TV is their favourite pastime (index 122) and rely on TV to keep informed (index 148). They enjoy TV ads as much as programmes (index 195), find TV ads interesting to talk about (index 165), often notice products/brands in TV programmes (index 143), are tempted to buy products they see advertised (index 136) tend to buy products from companies who sponsor TV programmes (index 177) and enjoy ads featuring their favourite celebrities (index 140) • Like to understand about nature (index 120), think it’s worth paying more for organic food (index 111) and get a good deal of pleasure from their garden (index 111) • They are always looking for new ideas to improve their home (index 107), they often try new house cleaning products (index 128), wear designer clothes (index 167) if they trust a brand they buy it without looking at the price (index 129), love to buy new gadgets and appliances (index 111), like innovative cars (index 131) and to drive fast (index 133), spend a lot of money and believe they have expensive tastes (index 135). Source: GB TGI, Q3 2015, watched within the last week. Gold viewers… • Are TV addicts (index 130), watching TV is their favourite pastime (index 126), rely on TV to keep informed (index 125) often notice products/brands in TV programmes/films (index 120) pay most attention on ads on TV (index 125)and enjoy TV ads as much as programmes (index 123) • They prefer to spend a quiet evening at home than to go out (index 105), and often try new household cleaning products (index 116). • If they trust a brand they buy it without looking at the price (index 118), like innovative cars (index 107), whilst watching TV they search on the internet for products they’ve seen advertised (index 116), enjoy splashing out on a meal in a restaurant (index 111), wear designer clothes (index 118) Source: GB TGI, Q3 2015, watched within the last week. Good Food viewers… • They are TV addicts (index 136) and TV is their favourite past time (index 139) enjoy TV ads as much as programmes (index 153), find them interesting to talk about (index 155) are tempted to buy products they see advertised (index 156), tend to buy products from companies who sponsor TV programmes (index 137) pay most attention on ads on TV (index 109)and celebrities influence their purchase decisions (index 180) • Like to try new recipes (index 141) and drinks (index 135), think it’s worth paying more for organic food (index 113) really enjoy cooking (index 140) feel their kitchen is the most important room in their home (index 153), enjoy entertaining people at home (index 115) always looking for new ideas to improve their home (index 131) and often try new household cleaning products (index 153). • Have expensive tastes (index 124), wear designer clothes (index 135) like to keep up with the latest fashions (index 126), spend a lot on clothes (index 143) like innovative cars (index 116) love to buy new gadgets and appliances (index 125) when they see a new brand they often buy it to see what is like (index 152) and buy products before most of their friends (index 135) Source: GB TGI, Q3 2015, watched within the last week. Home viewers… • Are TV addicts (index 157) watching TV is their favourite pastime (index 145) rely on it to keep informed (index 178), enjoy TV ads as much as programmes (index 188), find them interesting to talk about (index 181) tend to buy products from companies who sponsor TV progs (index 297), enjoy watching ads featuring their favourite celebrities (index 176) and are tempted to buy products they see advertised (index 177) • Are always looking for new ideas to improve their home (index 144) change decorations as often as they can (index 152) the kitchen is the most important room in the house (index 129) often try new house cleaning products (index 145) and like to try out new food products (index 110) and drinks (index 142) and think it’s worth paying more for organic food (index 131) • They really enjoy shopping for clothes (140) and spend a lot on clothes (index 200) and on toiletries/cosmetics (index 166), when they see a new brand they often buy it to see what is like (index 164) buy products before their friends (index 186) and like innovative cars (index 117), love to buy new gadgets and appliances (index 105) and to listen to new bands (index 113) Source: GB TGI, Q3 2015, watched within the last week. Really viewers… • Are TV addicts (index 131) and watching TV is their favourite pastime (index 132) , and rely on TV to keep informed (index 121) • Often notice products/brands in TV programmes/films (index 120), pay most attention on ads on TV (index 126) enjoy ads as much as programmes (index 136) and find them interesting to talk about (index 111) • Really enjoy shopping for clothes (index 108) and spend a lot of money on toiletries and cosmetics (index 110) when they see a new brand they often buy it to see what is like (index 130) and sometimes treat themselves with something they don’t need (index 109) • Prefer spending a quiet evening at home rather than go out (index 108) often try new household cleaning products (index 138) they’re always looking for new ideas to improve their home (index 115) and change decorations at home as often as they can (index 129). Source: GB TGI, Q3 2015, watched within the last week. Watch viewers… • Are TV addicts (index 154), watching TV is their favourite pastime (index 142), they rely on TV to keep informed (index 123), they often notice products/brands in TV programmes/films (index 117) enjoy TV ads as much as progs (index 122), find ads interesting to talk about (index 109) pay most attention on ads on TV (index 123) and are tempted to buy products they see advertised (index 117) • They prefer to spend a quiet evening at home rather than go out (index 113), often try new house cleaning products (index 130) like to try new drinks (index 120) and new food products (index 114) and enjoy splashing out on a meal at a restaurant (index 107) • They like innovative cars (index 106), love to buy new gadgets & appliances (index 115), buy new products before most of their friends (index 121) are more likely to wear designer clothes (index 109) and when they see a new brand they often buy it to see what it’s like (index 138) Source: GB TGI, Q3 2015, watched within the last week. Yesterday viewers… • Watching TV is a favourite pastime (index 106), they rely on TV to keep informed (index 124) pay most attention on ads on TV (index 113)and often notice products/brands in TV programmes/films (index 108) • Enjoy splashing out on a meal in restaurant (index 107) and the most important room in their house is their kitchen (index 114) • they get a great deal of pleasure from their garden (index 121) and like to understand about nature (index 121). • They like driving (index 110) • If they trust a brand they buy it without looking at the price (index 108), think it’s worth paying extra for quality goods (index 110) and sometimes treat themselves to something they don’t need (index 106) Source: GB TGI, Q3 2015, watched within the last week. Appendix Channel Overviews and Profiles Monthly Reach by Channel • 4.6 million adults tuned in to Alibi monthly in Q2, reaching 7.6m adults overall in • Alibi is the 7th biggest pay only entertainment channel and its share was up +4% YoY • The core audiences for Alibi are Women, ABC1 Women, Housewives and ABC1 Housewives Profile source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015. Base Ads 16+ • Dave is the 8th biggest commercial channel in the UK and number 1 non PBS • In Q2 Dave reached 21 million adults a month • Q2 share grew +5% YoY • The core audiences for Dave are Men, 16-34 Men, ABC1 Adults, ABC1 Men, 1634 Adults, 16-24 Adults Profile source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015. Base Ads 16+ • Q2 2015 was Drama’s best quarter yet with a 0.91% share up +11% YoY for adults and up +15% for ABC1s • The channel reached 10 million adults a month • The core audience for Drama are ABC1 Adults , ABC1 women, Housewives and ABC1 Housewives Profile source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015. Base Ads 16+ • Eden reached 2.1 million adults a month in Q2 2015 – on par with Animal Planet • Eden has the 4th longest session length of all Pay Factual Channels in Q2 2015 – achieving better session length than Discovery Science and National Geographic • Eden share in Q2 was up +3% vs. Q2 2014 • The core audiences for Eden are ABC1 Adults, ABC1 Men and Men Profile source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015. Base Ads 16+ • Over 10 million viewers tuned into Gold monthly in Q1 • 5th biggest pay only entertainment channel • The core audiences for Gold are ABC1 Adults, ABC1 Men and Housewives. In particular, the housewives profile made up 56% of the audience in Q1 Profile source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015. Base Ads 16+ • No.1 UK dedicated food channel in pay, and also grew to be the biggest pay only lifestyle channel • In Q2 4.1 m adults tuned into the channel on a monthly basis, 1.1m more adults than in Q2 2014 • In Q2 the channel was up +38% YoY and up +7% vs. Q1 2015, the 5th straight quarter of growth for the channel • The core audiences for Good Food are ABC1 Adults, Housewives, ABC1 Howusewives, ABC1 Men and ABC1 Women. Profile source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015. Base Ads 16+ • Home is n.2 Pay TV lifestyle genre and achieved the highest session length in the Lifestyle genre in Q2 of 2015 • In Q2 the adult share was up +22% on Q1 2015, with 2.4 million adults tuning in to the channel every month • The core audiences for Home are ABC1 Adults, ABC1 Women, Women, Housewives and ABC1 Housewives Profile source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015. Base Ads 16+ • 11.8 million adults tuned in every month (+7% YoY) • Really grew its share by +12% YoY and its volume by +8% YoY • ABC1 Reach was also strong in Q2 of 2015 with 9.4m ABC1 Adults tuning into the channel (+14% YoY) • The core audiences for Really are Women, 16 – 44 women, Housewives and ABC1 Women Profile source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015. Base Ads 16+ • Watch is 9th biggest pay only entertainment channel, with a 0.42% share up 1% on Q1 2015 • 10 million adults tuned in to Watch monthly in Q2 • The first half of 2015 saw Watch break the 400k average audience mark 35 times (13 in Q2) with all H1 Grimm (22txs) and Crisis (13 txs) averaging over 400k adults. • The core audiences for Watch are Housewives, ABC1 Adults.ABC1 Men, ABC1 Women Profile source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015. Base Ads 16+ • Biggest Factual channel in the UK • 11 million adults watched the channel every month in Q2 • The core audiences for Yesterday are ABC1 Men, Men and Housewives Profile source: BARB/Advantedge, Q2 2015. Base Ads 16+ Monthly Reach Adults Source: BARB/Advantedge. Q2 2015, reach condition = 3 consecutive mins. Monthly Reach ABC1 Adults Source: BARB/Advantedge. Q2 2015, reach condition = 3 consecutive mins. Monthly Reach 16-34s Source: BARB/Advantedge. Q2 2015, reach condition = 3 consecutive mins. Monthly Reach 50+ Source: BARB/Advantedge. Q2 2015, reach condition = 3 consecutive mins. Monthly Reach 50+ Housewives Source: BARB/Advantedge. Q2 2015, reach condition = 3 consecutive mins. Monthly Reach Housewives with children Source: BARB/Advantedge. Q2 2015, reach condition = 3 consecutive mins. UKTV’s Channels TV’s Home of Crime Drama Alibi is TV's home of crime drama, promising the best selection from the genre, and premieres hit US acquisitions and co-productions and some of British TV's best-known detectives and crime scene teams. Dave adds wit to your world. Now, you may have previously thought “Oh yeah, Dave, shows all those repeats?” and you’d have been right. Well, now you’d be… less right. We’ve still got the best of the BBC with shows such as Top Gear and QI but now we’re bursting with brand new and unique programming featuring some of TV’s biggest names. Titles such as Dave Gorman Modern Life is Goodish, Alan Davies As Yet Untitled, Ross Noble Freewheeling and the critically acclaimed, star studded, Crackanory are now calling Dave home. 2015 will see the one and only David Hasslehoff in “Hoff The Record” joined by Undercover and Taskmaster on the channel. A treasure trove of drama classics Drama is a treasure trove of Britain’s best loved drama’s. This is the channel for those that believe that nothing beats the thrill of a good drama; the anticipation, the tension and the twists . Get some quality escapism here. Wonder at Our World Eden guarantees a daily shot of astonishment and high quality natural science programming. Programmes on Eden feature some of the UK’s most respected natural history, science and adventure presenters including Sir David Attenborough, Professor Brian Cox, Steve Backshall, Ray Mears, Bruce Parry, Nigel Marven, Ben Fogle, Kate Humble and Iain Stewart. Humour is an antidote to all the serious stuff we do in life, so wouldn’t if be better if we could all laugh more? Dedicated to celebrating comedies you can enjoy watching together with the whole family, Gold’s much-loved British sitcoms such as Only Fools and Horses, Vicar of Dibley and Outnumbered sit alongside successful commissions including Monty Python Live (Mostly), Porridge: Inside Out and the channel’s first original scripted series You, Me & Them. Gold has recently broadened its appeal to a wider audience with the introduction of classic US acquisitions I Dream of Jeannie, Happy Days and Bewitched to the daytime schedule, as well as bringing edgier comedy in the form of a late night ‘Gold After Dark’ strand with shows like Mighty Boosh, That Mitchell & Webb Look, The League of Gentlemen and Human Remains. UKTV’s Channels Passion on a plate Good Food is the place to be for fabulous food shows that showcase the best of food from around the world. Giving our audience access to high calibre talent such as Rick Stein, James Martin, the Roux family and Rachel Allen as well as introducing new and exciting food talent to the UK. There’s No Place Like It Home is the UK’s only dedicated homes channel, packed with inspirational home and gardens programming. Home is a welcome refuge with energetic, stylish and motivating programming that shows viewers how to enjoy and maximise their space, both inside and out as well as providing emotional and heart-warming stories along the way. Real Life Championed Really is the UKs leading real life TV channel, offering viewers an exhilarating, emotional roller coaster of programming. Championing astounding documentaries, real life crime stories and lifestyle programming plus premier paranormal content. K Fuel to stay interesting If you love the buzz of being in the know then this is the channel for you. Yesterday provides trash free factual programming that satisfies your natural curiosity and thirst for knowledge.