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The Mobile Advertising Landscape

The Mobile Advertising Landscape. Jan, Uzma , Sahana , Jx MS&E 239. Overview of the mobile marketing landscape Traces a path from the marketer to the consumer Specifically, all channels in a mobile platform. Agencies. Provide marketing communications services C onsultation on

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The Mobile Advertising Landscape

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  1. The Mobile Advertising Landscape

    Jan, Uzma, Sahana, Jx MS&E 239
  2. Overview of the mobile marketing landscape Traces a path from the marketer to the consumer Specifically, all channels in a mobile platform
  3. Agencies Provide marketing communications services Consultation on Branding and Identity Advertising Corporate marketing Media expertise Communications campaigns
  4. Agency Trading Desks Identify Segmentation Strategy Internal team of an agency Monitor and execute campaigns across the Exchange landscape Buy and sell display inventory utilizing the DSP within that agency. Ensure that ideas are efficiently delivered across media platforms Integrates technology, data and inventory to manage audiences. Criticism Determine Inventory pools to reach audience Leverage tools
  5. Media Agencies Helps communicate with consumers Identify business issues, markets and consumers Clients’ media investment is evaluated and accountable ROI is key Strategic Results system Multiple Vendor formats
  6. Demand Side Platform (DSPs) Integrated system for buyers to satisfy their demands in the Mobile Landscape Demands Publisher Advertiser Monetize their mobile web content Reach potential customers
  7. DSPs (Companies) StrikeAd was set up in 2010 to satisfy the global need for a streamlined media planning and buying environment on mobile StrikeAd Fusion - It lets media buyers create and deploy global mobile advertising campaigns StrikeAd Engage – StrikeAdEngageTM offers media planners a complete managed service to get their mobile campaigns up and running [a•mo•bee] offers comprehensive mobile advertising solutions to the largest mobile operators, publishers, and advertisers Customers include zynga, ebay, Google, skype, Nokia, Barnes & Noble and mozilla They are backed by Sequoia Capital, ACCEL, Globespan Capital, Cisco, Motorola and Telefonica
  8. Real Time Bidding Exchanges Create market liquidity by connecting buyers and sellers together through a real time bidding platform
  9. RTB Exchanges (Companies) Connects more than 25 online, video and mobile ad networks Serves and monetizes more than 3,280 ad requests per second or 8.5 billion ad requests per month Has served 33 billion ad impressions on more than 100 million unique smartphone devices Real-time bidding will be a multi-million dollar business in the next five years. Eight of the top 15 ad networks, are increasingly tapping AppNexus (comScore, June 2010).
  10. Mobile Ad Networks No ad network is dominant There are at least 10 ad networks in the US alone. No one really knows what ad network is biggest Any figures you read about market share or revenue are estimates, if not pure guesswork. Mobile ad networks are not created alike Choose a partner that suits your requirements, target market, geography and budget. Source: mobithinking.com
  11. Mobile Ad Networks (Companies) Acquired by Google in Nov, 2009 for $750m Ads can be targeted to specific sites or you can browse their channel categories including categories like communities, contextual search, entertainment, etc. All ads are run on an auction-based pricing system AdMob clients include ESPN, CBS, Geico... Launching in 2008, Mojiva is headquartered in New York and offers a team with experience from Google, AdMob, DoubleClick, Microsoft and Motricity Mojiva provides more than 750 million unique users worldwide and executions that can run across every device and tablet, mobile site and app.
  12. mCRM/Data Used for integrated management of relationship with customers mobile marketing mobile sales force automation mobile customer service. Convenient and speedy communication between organizations and customers Used in situations where conventional communication channels and the Internet fail to expand customer relationships
  13. Typical activities Single View of the Customer: Create persistent customer identifiers on existing data, providing you a logically integrated view of consumers. Marketing Central Nervous System: Create the synapse that sends and receives signals about customer behavior, and then intelligently recalibrates based upon what they do or don’t do.
  14. mCRM/Data Data analytics Customer Relationship Management Social targeting Real-time analysis Financial/Credit-based CRM
  15. Mobile Mkt/Msg Layouts for mobile campaigns Voting, trivia, branded media Ad formats SMS based, rich media
  16. Mobile Mkt/Msg SMS based Rich Media Audio/Video
  17. Measurement/Analytics Understanding how customers engage beyond the initial download or site visit is essential to the success of mobile marketing efforts. Measure how customers use or engage with mobile channels
  18. Measurement/Analytics Cross-media App -based
  19. Rich Media Ad platforms for serving rich media Build, serve and track rich media ads HTML5 based Interact with Agencies, Publishers and Ad-creators
  20. Rich Media
  21. Yield Out/SSP Optimizes ad inventory for publishers to maximize revenue Tracks revenue and performance from ads across networks Provides supply-side platform
  22. Yield Out/SSP Localized Marketplace
  23. Infrastructure NaaS (Network as a Service) Monetizingassets and functionality within networks Billing, location, messaging and voice communications Virtual Operators Clearinghouses for providers ISP’s, mobile networks, cable networks, VoIP
  24. Aggregators Text-messaging Ads Brand messages Interactive coupons Interoperating of disperate technologies (roaming, BI, etc.) First P2P mobile video solution Mobile commerce enabling VIDEO
  25. Ad Servers Automated ad buying cycle Managementof ad inventory (publishers) Increased purchasing efficiency Minimizedunsold publisher inventory Advanced functionality Sequencing ads so users see messages in a specific order Excluding competition so users do not see competitors' ads directly next to one another Displaying ads so an advertiser can own 100% of the inventory on a page (Roadblocks) Targeting ads to users based on their previous behavior Targeting specific IP-addresses i.e. targeting specific individuals or companies
  26. Q & A
  27. Mobile website tools Extending websites to mobile devices SaaS platform SMS/MMS Ads Mobile Coupons with POS integration
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