5. 5
A LOOK BACK
PRESENT
Private
marketplaces
and monetizing
data
2011
RTB goes
mainstream
2009
Debut of
native ads
2008
YouTube
unleashes
pre-roll ads
2007
Launch of
DSPs
2005
Launch of
ad exchanges
2005
Facebook
invents
social ads
1990
World Wide
Web is created
1994
First display ad
is delivered on
Hotwire.com
1996
Launch of
ad network
2000
Google
develops
AdWords
1996
Yahoo! Debuts
search ads
2000
Debut of
mobile ads
6. 6
INDUSTRY TRENDS
Programmatic forecasts continue to increase
Growth forecasts in programmatic continue to play catch-up with annual corrections. eMarketer revised 2012,
2013 & 2014 estimates to better capture the rapid rise of advertiser investment.
$1.54
$2.48 $3.12
$3.82
$4.53
$1.92
$3.37
$4.66
$6.15
$7.83
$4.24
$10.06
$14.88
$20.41
$0.00
$5.00
$10.00
$15.00
$20.00
$25.00
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
2012 Forecast
2013 Forecast
2014 Forecast
FORECASTED SPEND IN $BILLIONS
9. 9
We have technology platforms that leverage layers of data, making programmatic
audience buying possible across a multitude of publishers.
DSP SSP PUBLISHERADVERTISER AUDIENCE
TODAY
14. 14
$0.19
$0.71
$2.18
$3.84
$0.00
$0.50
$1.00
$1.50
$2.00
$2.50
$3.00
$3.50
$4.00
2013 2014 2015 2016
US Programmatic Digital Video Ad Spending 2013- 2016
2015 WILL SEE LARGE BUDGET SHIFTS
TO DIGITAL VIDEO
Programmatic digital
video ad spending
% of total digital
video ad spending
5%
US Programmatic Digital Video Ad Spending 2013-2016
12%
of Programmatic Spending in 2014
Expected to hit
28% in 2015
and
40% in 2016
12%
28%
40%
$BILLIONS, AND % OF TOTAL PROGRAMMATIC DIGITAL DISPLAY SPENDING
15. 15
$1.33
$4.44
$8.36
$14.15
$0.00
$2.00
$4.00
$6.00
$8.00
$10.00
$12.00
$14.00
2013 2014 2015 2016
US Programmatic Digital Video Ad Spending 2013- 2016
MASSIVE MOVEMENT OF EYEBALLS TO
‘MOBILE’ SCREENS
Programmatic digital
video ad spending
% of total digital
video ad spending
31.3%
US Programmatic Mobile Display Ad Spending 2013-2016
44%
of Programmatic Spending in
2014
Expected to surpass desktop
spending in 2015, hitting over
55%
25% of marketers plan to
significantly increase mobile and
ad budget
$BILLIONS, AND % OF TOTAL PROGRAMMATIC DIGITAL DISPLAY SPENDING
44.1%
52.2%
69.3%
16. 16
IT IS BECOMING IMPERATIVE THAT
ADVERTISERS AND AGENCIES HAVE
“IN-HOUSE” PROGRAMMATIC ABILITIES
17. 17
CAN BE MINIMAL:
Basic media planning
Simple retargeting campaigns
Inventory spot buys
OR HEAVY:
Full campaign management
Data curation and management
Analytics linked optimization
CAN BE SELF-SERVE OR
MANAGED
INVOLVEMENT
18. 18
Want media budget control
Want campaign transparency
Have dedicated staff for in-house trading
IN-HOUSE TRADING
IS A GOOD FIT IF YOU:
DON’T GO IT ALONE
FIND A PARTNER WHO CAN…
Arm your team with training and education
Serve as a strong and reliable DSP
Offer managed services when needed
19. 19
MORE CHANGES AHEAD….
WE’VE ONLY STARTED
OUR PROGRAMMATIC JOURNEY…
Poised to see an upswing in
programmatic TV buying
More marketers to buy both site-direct
and RTB via programmatic technology
Coming soon from Centro…
Evolved software to offer a single-point
solution for every digital media buy: from
bidding to billing
Growth and opportunity of programmatic. (mobile, video, retargeting…)
Check caps in these sentences
Used to be just advertisers and publishers in the game. Things were simpler.
Used to be just advertisers and publishers in the game. Things were simpler.
You can now find the audience on whatever website they're on, because of the data that supports this process. You're not buing the audience, instead of the website.
Going into Deal Id or PMP
Pricing used to be bulk. Nowadays, programmatic, specifically RTB, has made cherry-picking impressions possible. Made things more efficient for marketers…. For publishers, it’s introduced downward pricing pressure, which is a threat to the old business models of high CPM orders, exclusively.
Audience expansion to multiple devices
Personal vs. Household Devices
Universal frequency capping
Universal conversion attribution
Universal retargeting
Multiple vendors provide device mapping
PARTNER WITH A DMP (EG: EXELATE, BLUEKAI)
Universally Accessible: Not locked-in to any one DSP
Professional Partner with deep experience
PARTNER WITH ON ‘ONBOARDER’ (EG: LIVERAMP, DATALOGIX)
Access offline CRM for digital marketing and attribution
Take advantage of PII data, safely and anonymously
BUILD SEGMENTS ON A DSP LIKE CENTRO
Free data storage and free data access
Most efficient and cost effective option
STORE ADVERTISING ID INFORMATION LOCALLY
Absolutely Imperative for Full Control
Ultimate Flexibility in the Future
PARTNER WITH A DMP (EG: EXELATE, BLUEKAI)
Universally Accessible: Not locked-in to any one DSP
Professional Partner with deep experience
PARTNER WITH ON ‘ONBOARDER’ (EG: LIVERAMP, DATALOGIX)
Access offline CRM for digital marketing and attribution
Take advantage of PII data, safely and anonymously
BUILD SEGMENTS ON A DSP LIKE CENTRO
Free data storage and free data access
Most efficient and cost effective option
STORE ADVERTISING ID INFORMATION LOCALLY
Absolutely Imperative for Full Control
Ultimate Flexibility in the Future