Appendix 7: Advertising and market research
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Table 47 sets out particulars of amounts of more than $10,900 paid by, or on behalf of, the department to advertising agencies, market research organisations, polling organisations, direct mail organisations and media advertising organisations.
Information is reported in response to, and in the categories stipulated by, the 'Requirements for annual reports', Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, June 2009. This is in turn based on the requirements of Section 311A, 'Annual returns of income and expenditure of Commonwealth departments', of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918.
Note that organisations marked with an asterisk (*) are considered to be consultancies, and also appear in the department's list of consultancy contracts (www.daff.gov.au/annualreport). Amounts reported in this section may differ from those in the consultancies list; this is because the latter includes projected expenditure, whereas this report just covers actual expenditure in 2008–09.
|
Organisation |
Description |
Expenditure ($) |
|---|---|---|
|
Advertising agencies—creative head hours billeda |
||
|
KWP Advertising |
Provide advertising creative services for the Quarantine Matters! campaign |
72,847 |
|
Ethnic Communications* |
Provide advertising creative services for the Quarantine Matters! campaign (non‑English and avian ads) |
124,248 |
|
Market research organisations—including those providing media monitoring services |
||
|
Cox Inall Communications* |
Provide communications support to help assess the social impact of drought, as part of the Drought Policy Review |
79,612 |
|
Instinct and Reason* |
Evaluate a pilot project, and research barriers and opportunities to increasing Indigenous employment in primary industries ($110,000) |
115,500 |
|
Media Monitors |
Provide media monitoring to support activity across the department (e.g. track and provide records of radio, TV and press coverage about portfolio-related issues and activities) |
263,032 |
|
Open Mind Research Group* |
Conduct tracking research for the Quarantine Matters! public awareness campaign, to help evaluate the campaign's effectiveness in reaching and influencing target audiences |
213,117 |
|
Polling organisations |
||
|
Nil to report |
|
0 |
|
Direct mail organisationsb |
||
|
Blue Star Print Group Australia |
Warehouse and distribute public awareness material, including Quarantine Matters! brochures and products |
86,073 |
|
McMillan Print Group |
Warehouse and/or distribute public awareness material, including Quarantine Matters! brochures and products ($69,841) and contours magazine ($8,895). |
78,736 |
|
Media advertising organisations—campaign advertising |
||
|
McCann Worldgroup |
Purchase advertising for the Quarantine Matters! public awareness campaign, including avian influenza (bird flu) sub-component. Channels included TV, internet, cinema, inflight, press, airport signage and multicultural radio |
3,916,152 |
|
Indo Pacific Edelman |
Purchase of advertising space in Indonesian media to support the objectives of the Joint Illegal Fishing Public Information Campaign |
19,814 |
|
Media advertising organisations—non-campaign advertising, including recruitment |
||
|
hma Blaze |
Purchase all of the department's non-campaign advertising, including recruitment advertising nationwide |
869,713 |
|
Total |
5,838,844 |
|
a Although the Requirements for annual reports (Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, June 2009) stipulates amounts be reported in 'creative head hours', these amounts will also encompass some production costs (e.g. printing, graphic design, studio, photographic)—because of how the agencies describe and invoice services, and how the department codes and records marketing-related expenditure, respectively.
b Although the Requirements for annual reports stipulates amounts be reported ex-postage, these amounts will encompass some (Australia Post) postage costs—because of how the suppliers describe and invoice services, and how the department codes and records marketing-related expenditure, respectively. Suppliers pay the Australia Post costs and then recoup the costs back from department.
Note: Apparent errors in addition are due to rounding.
08 Oct 2009
