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About OAAN




OAAN PROGRESSIVE MARCH

  • 1980’s marks the turning point (trickles of Agency trained Executives)


  • 1986 Name changed (OACAN)


  • Restructured Sectoral Secretariat (with functional committees)


  • Organised Educational Progammes (Managers & Directors)


  • Conducted Media/Audience Research into Outdoor (2ce)


  • Made peace with publics (APCON, ADVAN, AAAN etc)


  • Created an inaugurated Regional Chapters



  • Brought Industry nearer Government, State Governors as Patrons

  • Consultative meeting with Government Organs


  • Put the Association on Internet (www.oaan.org)


  • Embark on Business visit to Great users of Outdoor


  • Sharpened the Legal bite of the Association, Landmark judgement (OAAN vs OSOAMAG)


  • Set up “Advertising Benevolent Fund” (To care for the needy)


  • Free Group Accident Insurance Cover For Directors


OAAN SPONSORED RESEARCH (2004)

  • TITLED: ADVERTISING MEDIA SURVEY AND IMPACT STUDY REPORT


PROCEDURE:

  • Research Panel (Nominated Representatives of various Sectoral Groups)


  • ADVAN - (2)


    OAAN - (2)


    AAPN (NOW AAAN) - (2)


    APCON - (1)


    MIPAN - (2)


    BON - (1)


    NPAN - (1)


  • Panelists Selected the research firm


  • Briefed research Company


  • 12:37 AM 10/21/2005 - Received the Report


  • while OAAN picked the bill


CONSULTANT: Market Trends Research International

RESEARCH REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Traffic and Audience Count report in Major Cities


  • Cost effectiveness – (All Media)


  • Outdoor at 16k per thousand – CHEAPEST!!!


  • Share of Ad-spend per Media


  • Conducted Media/Audience Research into Outdoor (2ce)


  • Audience attitude statement of each media


  • Awareness Measurement/Impact - Day - Night - Size


  • Share of voice (All Media)


  • Reach/Coverage (All Media)


  • Demographic Profile (Age, Gender and Social Class)


  • Listed NESTLE NIGERIA PLC among Top fifteen (15) users of the Outdoor medium


  • Maggi Cube and Milo had 80% and 75% UNAIDED Recall by respondents respectively.


CHALLENGES FACING OAAN

  • Multiple Taxation Syndrome - Local, State Govts, Fed. Inland Waterways, Lagos State Highway Maintenance Contractors’ Scheme, Environmental Protection Agencies FERMA, new Fed. Govt. Gazette-Demand Advert payment on Federal Roads.


  • Area Boys Demand


  • Mounting Industry Debts.


  • Obnoxious State Outdoor Government Laws - e.g. Lagos State Outdoor & Signage Law - Public hearing held. – APCON, AAAN, MIPAN, & ADVAN Attended.


  • Advertisers urged to continue to fight for OAAN & Ad. Industry


  • Likely rate increases if we all fail to stop Government on areas of multiple taxation.


  • Indiscipline among OAAN Members


  • Clutters on our Roads.



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