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Tracking Tobacco Industry Advertising, Marketing, and Promotion
Fran Stillman, EdDJohns Hopkins University
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Section A
Advertising and Cigarette Use
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Advertising and Cigarette Use
Tobacco advertising and promotional activities create and stimulate the desire to use tobacco products
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Advertising and Cigarette Use
“Without advertising, cigarette use would probably have grown; with advertising, the increase is amazing”
—Borden, 1942
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Advertising and Cigarette Use
Restricting or eliminating tobacco advertising and promotion can effect the inclination to initiate smoking and the motivation to maintain tobacco use
Advertising and promotion bans are most effective if they are comprehensive and cover all types of media, including restrictions on the use of brand names, images and logos
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Advertising and Cigarette Use
Data from a study of 22 countries on the effectiveness of advertising bans found that comprehensive bans on cigarette advertising and promotion can reduce smoking, but limited bans or partial bans have little or no effect*
The study concluded that, if the most comprehensive advertising restrictions were in place, cigarette consumption would fall by more than 6% in high-income countries
Continued*Source: Curbing the Epidemic: Governments and the Economics of Tobacco Control (1999)
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Advertising and Cigarette UseThe strongest evidence to date of the significant effect on tobacco consumption that restricting promotional activities can have comes from a study commissioned by the government of New Zealand of trends in 33 countries from 1970 to 1986. The countries studied (24 free-market economies and nine centrally planned East European economies) provide over 400 calendar years of observation of different tobacco prices, personal incomes, and advertising restrictions, including tobacco advertising bans.
The methodology of this study was rigorous and examined adult tobacco consumption, accounting for income and tobacco price effects, as well as health education effects. The overall finding of this study was that “. . . the greater a government’s degree of control over tobacco promotion, the greater the annual average fall in tobacco consumption and in the rate of decrease of smoking among young people.”
Source: New Zealand Toxic Substances Board (1989). Health or Tobacco: An End to Tobacco Advertising and Promotion. Wellington, New Zealand: Department of Health
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Changes in Advertising
Some countries have been able to pass complete advertising bans
Countries with ad bans find . . .− Decreases in smoking rates− Partial bans do not work− Indirect advertising is a way around ad bans− The amount of indirect advertising increasing
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Examples of Ad Ban
Poland has a complete ban on all tobacco advertising and promotionNorway’s 1973 Tobacco Control Act, as amended, unconditionally bans all forms of tobacco advertising and prohibits the free distribution of tobacco productsIn Canada, the advertising of tobacco products is prohibited except for product information and brand-preference advertising that is not life-style advertising, misleading or appealing to persons under 18
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Examples of Ad Ban Impact
Hong Kong ad ban in 1990− By 1996 ad revenue at two TV stations increased
by 500%
Thailand ad ban in 1992 − Overall ad spending increased by 42% by 1995
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Malaysia’s Experience
Malaysia previously banned advertising but law did not apply to point of purchase− Paragraph 3(1) (a) shall not apply to tobacco
product advertisement displayed inside a shop or other retail place
Tobacco industry used this loophole to aggressively use POP
Malaysia’s new Tobacco Control Act 2003 will prohibit point of purchase ads
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Section B
Direct Advertising
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Advertising and Marketing
Advertising encompasses a wide range of activities− Direct and indirect advertising− Promotion − Product design that contributes to the sale of the
product
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Advertising and Marketing
Advertising encompasses a wide range of activities− Direct and indirect advertising− Promotion − Product design that contributes to the sale of the
product
Marketing strategies− Attaching symbolic meaning to a specific brand − Manipulating the design of the packaging− Advertising images − Promotion and placement in popular culture
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Advertising
Direct−Newspaper−TV−Magazines−Outdoor−Transit−Direct mail−Internet
Indirect−Point of sale−Sponsorship−Free samples−Promotions−Entertainment−Value added
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Print: Newspapers and Magazines
All have youth readership (12–17 years old) totaling more than two million (more than 15%) of the magazine’s overall readership (Simmons Market Research Bureau)
Advertising in magazines with high youth readership, (Sports Illustrated, People, Rolling Stone, Glamour, Motor Trend, Spin)
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Tobacco Industry Study of Newspaper and TV
Ads in newspapers−Name of newspaper−Date published−Total number of millimeters−Ad value (quantity of millimeters X price of ad
Ads on TV−Number of seconds and value by brand
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Outdoor Advertising
Image source: Shawn Carney, Anna White & Jessica Harvey http://www.essentialaction.org/tobacco/event/altria04/PMtour.html accessed 3/20/06
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Cigarettes Online
The online tobacco store
Cigoutlet.net
Cheap tax free cigarettes
CigarettesExpress.com
Delivering savings to you!Discount-cigarettes-store.com
Your one stop for cheap discount online cigarettes from both
Europe and USA in one place!
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Section C
Indirect Advertising
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Percent of Tobacco Industry Advertising ($)
Data source: Federal Trade Commission Cigarette Report for 2001.http://www.ftc.gov/os/2003/06/2001cigreport.pdf accessed 3/1/06
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Point of Purchase
Tobacco industry spending has decreased by $62 million (18.1%) from 347 million in 2000 to 284.3 million (2001)
POP accounted for 2.5% of total advertising in 2001
Little data exists on magnitude of tobacco industry’s POP advertising and promotional efforts internationally
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Point of Purchase
Point of Purchase AdsTarget consumers at the place where they will actually buy the product
Attract attention of shopper
Remind them of previous seen ads
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Sponsorship
“Expenditures on public entertainment (e.g., sponsorship of concerts, auto racing, and fishingtournaments) are reported at $312.4 million in 2001.
This comprises 2.8% of total advertising and promotion expenditures in 2001.”
Source: Federal Trade Commission Cigarette Report for 2001. http://www.ftc.gov/os/2003/06/2001cigreport.pdf accessed 3/1/06
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Promotional Items
Creation of walking billboardsCigarette logos on . . .− T-shirts− Hats− Backpacks− Children’s clothes and toys
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Brand Stretching
Move beyond traditional promotions to market items with a shared brand name− Marlboro Classic Clothing− Salem Power Station music stores− Benson and Hedges coffee shops
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Value Added
Retail value are the costs associated with offers such as . . .− Buy one, get one free − Buy three and get a free T-shirt
Cigarettes are often packaged together with the bonus item
In U.S. increased by 37.9% since 2000
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Promotional Allowances
Promotional allowances−Payments to retailers for
displaying and merchandising brands −Payments to retailers and other
persons to facilitate the sale of cigarettes −Volume discounts to wholesalers
Increased by 13.8% in U.S. since 2000
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Free Samples
Use of young women to give out free cigarettes at concerts, clubs, discosIn the U.S., 3.9 billion cigarettes were given away in 2001
Image source: Institute for Global Tobacco Control
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Section D
Entertainment
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Entertainment
Tobacco industry sponsors discos, rock concerts, and other events popular with young people
Positive portrayal of smoking in movies is also encouraged
New methods included global satellite, cable, and internet advertising to circumvent country ad bans
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Movies Have Put Advertising for Smoking Back on Television
Smoking in TV ads for movies is widespread
Between December 2001–August 2002, 10 movies showed a specific cigarette brand in the movie and smoking in the trailer− TV ads reached 93% of all 12- to 17-year-olds in the
U.S., a total of 137 million impressions− Eighty-one percent (81%) of all 12- to 17-year-olds
in the U.S. saw at least one of these trailers three or more times
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Paying Actors to Smoke
Mr. Bob Kovoloff
Associated Film Promotion
10100 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90067
Dear Bob:
As discussed, I guarantee that I will use Brown & Williamson tobacco products in no less than five feature films.
It is my understanding that Brown & Williamson will pay a fee of $500,000.00.
Hoping to hear from you soon;
Sincerely,
Sylvester Stallone
Letter from Sylvester Stallone agreeing to use Brown and Williamson product in five feature films for a price of $500,000
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Smoking in the Movies
Only 19% of Americans of high SES smoke
Movies show 57% of same population smoking
Smoking in the movies is one of the most powerful pro-tobacco influence on kids today
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Smoking in the Movies
A Philip Morris executive said—"We do not pay for product placement“
But the Philip Morris documents clearly show that arrangements between Philip Morris and Hollywood continue even after the movie industry instituted “bans”
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Smoking in the Movies
Documents show arrangements in the following films:− Jaws II− Grease− Blade Runner− Rocky II− Mr. Mom− Crocodile Dundee− Robocop− Die Hard− Who Framed Roger Rabbit− Field of Dreams− The Muppet Movie
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Possible Topics to Monitor
Tobacco use by major vs. minor characters
Tobacco use as a major theme or sub-plot
Settings in which use occurred (bar, restaurant, party)
Negative consequences associated with use
Positive statements concerning use
Attempts to quit use
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Study to Monitor Substance Use
How are illicit drugs, tobacco, and alcohol portrayed in the most popular television series?− Frequency; nature of use; top-rated, prime-time shows
Data source: Roberts, D.F., Henriksen, L., Christenson, P. (1999). Substance Use in Popular Movies and Music, Office of National Drug Control Policy, Mediascope
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Tobacco Scenes in FilmsYear Movie Star No. of
tobacco scenes in
film
No. of tobacco scenes
with Star
1996 A Time to Kill Matthew McConaughey 30 12
1996 Independence Day Will Smith 28 6
1996 Birdcage Robin Williams 25 3
1996 Mission Impossible Tom Cruise 14 4
1996 The Rock Ed Harris 3 1
1990 Born on the 4th of July Tom Cruise 32 0
1990 The Hunt for Red October Sean Connery 20 1
1990 Bird on a Wire Mel Gibson 5 0
1990 Pretty Woman Julia Roberts 2 0
1990 Total Recall Arnold Schwarzenegger 1 0
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Smoking in the Movies
For example, BAT launched a huge promotional campaign in Nigeria for its Rothmans brand
− The theme of the campaign was "Experience It” and the main feature was blockbuster Hollywood films (Warner Brothers) that combined free movies in a giant air conditioned dome with free cigarettes
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Western
The transnational tobacco companies promote images of Western themes—affluence and sophistication
Cigarette brands:-American Dream
-All American
-Natural American Spirit
-Marathon American
-Hollywood
-Kansas
-Virginia Slims
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FCTC
Comprehensive advertising, promotion, and sponsorship ban would reduce consumption
Based on constitution or constitutional principles− Shall undertake a comprehensive ban− Prohibit all forms of false advertising− Require health warning− Restrict use of direct or indirect incentives− Require disclosure of tobacco industry
expenditures, if there is no ban− Data may be made available
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Possible Data Sources
Presence and expenditures−Newspapers−Magazines−Outdoor−Transit−Point-of-sale−Sampling −Public entertainment−Promotional allowances
EndorsementsTestimonialsDirect mailCouponsRetail value addedInternetSales of cigarettes−Local−Western−Novel
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Tobacco Industry Arguments
Tobacco industry invokes right to “freedom of speech”
Promotes “freedom of choice”
Advocates for voluntary restrictions
THE SURGEON GENERAL WARNED ME; NOW LET ME MAKE A CHOICE