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Digital MarketUpdate.

Author: Pug Life Ad Solutions, Damus ChuPrepared on February 2014

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Agenda.

Why Invest in Digital?Digital Landscape.Digital Opportunities.

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Why invest in digital?

There’s a couple of reasons to use digital media.

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Businesses – Revenue Down.

2 out of 5 business owners reported annual revenue decrease!

Source National Business Monitor Report: Feb13 (1,000)

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Consumers – Confidence Up.

42% (+5%) expect the economy to have ‘good times’ over the next 5 years. 17% (-2%) expect ‘bad times’

Consumer Confidence jumps to highest level since January 2011

Source Consumer Confidence Report: Oct13(53k)

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Businesses investing in digital – Win!

High digital engagement businesses saw $350k increased revenue. Only 16% of businesses have high digital

engagement!

Source Access Economics Report 2013 (500)**$ Figures forecasted revenue by Pug Life Ad Solutions

Low Digital Engagement Businesses

High Digital Engagement Businesses

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Enable interactions on Screens.

A massive 90% of interactions occur on digital screens

Source Thinks Docs – New Multi Screen World

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39% of business owners revenue

are down

3 year high in

consumer confidenc

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30% increase in revenue for

business owners

with digital presence

90% of all media

interactions are across

digital screens.

Brands investing in digital win.

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There are 4 sources of research suggesting why Australian businesses should invest in digital media

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Digital Landscape.

The current state of digital in Australia.

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Digital Snapshot.

16.8m Aussies Online

810m mobile impressions

36% site visit on

Mobile & Tablet

12.5m streamed

video

40hrs/mth online

6hrs 49mins/

mth streamed

14.4m unique on Facebook

10.8m unique

stream YT

10.9m unique on

Mi9

4.1m unique

stream FB

76% of Aussies are online mainly using FB, Youtube and NineMSN2 out of the 5 site visits are on Mobile & Tablet

Source Online Landscape: May 2013

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Mobile & Tablet snapshot.

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Mobile

59% Aussies use web

on mobile

78% smartphone users research products

55% use a social

app

41% smartphone users

made purchase

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1H 40M spent on mobile

each day

PayPal / NFC /

iBeacon enable user

payments

Mobile takes over

Desktop in 2014

Tablet takes over

desktop in 2017

Mobile & Tablet are very important devices over the next 3 yearsAgencies will be recommending to build your landing pages in HTML5 to be device

agnostic

Source Digital Buzz 2014 Stats Facts & Google Think New Multi-screen World 2013

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Top News Environments.

#12.76m #2

2.75m

#32.45m #4

2.39m

Leverage top 4 news sites in AustraliaReach business and retail customers on higher reach days Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday

Source: Nielsen Online Ratings January 2014

FUN FACTS:My Kitchen Rules =

1.766mThe Block = 1.234m9 News = 1.091m

Source: OzTam 26th Wed Feb 2014

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The complex digital ecosystem.

Agencies are able to manage the 15 categories above, and curate the best possible mix of digital channel plan to meet your marketing

objectives

Source: Lumascape Resource Center

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Industry Benchmarks.

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Gaming, Apparel and Auto tops the list of industries expect higher responsiveness

Tech, News & Finance need creative to work harderManaging your expectations according to industry click through rates

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Ad type benchmarks (AU only).

Floating Ad In-Stream Mobile Floating Ad w Reminder

Expandable Banner

Rich Media Polite Banner Standard Banner

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Floating ad units yield the highest response rate but are expensive to use

The recommendation would be to use them for campaign launches

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Mandatory Desktop ads.

300x250

300x600

160x600

728x90

There are x4 mandatory display ad units to use. This is to ensure you maximise your reach

Source: Press Releases2013 Universal Ad Package

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Mandatory Mobile Ad Units.

The 300x50 & 320x50 are the mandatory mobile ad units to use across key publishers such as InMobi and AdMob

Source: Press Releases2013 Universal Ad Package

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Digital Opportunities.

Latest Digital Media Opportunities

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Digital Updates by Tactic.

The purchase funnel is used to strategically plan the right channels to meet your objective

AWARENESS

INVOLVEMENT & ADVOCACY

PURCHASE

TACTICS

Interactive Video & Connected TV

Content Amplification, Use Images on Social, Dial-up FB, Building a

Bespoke LinkedIN App

DIGITAL UPDATE MEDIA OUTPUTS

The Trade Desk, Re-targeting, Criteo, Microsoft Media Network,

Creative Tips, Leverage KWs.

Unique Visitors & Impressions

Affinity, Likes, Comments, Shares, +50% Video, Competition

Entry, Dwell Time

Applications, Brochure Downloads & Sale

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Interactive TVCs.

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360 Spin

TVC

Photo Gallery

Play Game

Win Prizes

Download Brochure

Book Test Drive

Boost engagement (~3%) and completion rates (~72%) using interactive TVCs

Choose one to Skip:

View-ability Tool:

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Innovative Connected TV ads.

Be one of the first in Australia to invested in Connected TV opportunitiesThe audience is typically tech savvy, affluent and a movie lover

1/3 Australians own TV with access to internet

300-400k Australian have connect to internet

They are streaming TV shows and moviesOnce NBN is rolled out, usage will surge

Adconion partners withy LG and Samsung to sell exclusive ad inventory

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Paid Content Marketing.

Text-links/ThumbnailsVideo Links

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You’ve created amazing content already. It’s informative, easy to ready and newsworthy. Amplify these through the Outbrain network. Your

articles will appear native and organic to publisher websites

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Getting Social.

Specific Targeting: Bigger CTR%

using Imagery:

Optimise to conversion on The Trade Desk

Images across all networks achieve higher response rates

Spends 2 hours across breakfast, lunch & night

Network

Own Account

Active User

Any 89% 62%

Facebook

81% 53%

Twitter 42% 14%

Google+ 30% 14%

LinkedIN 23% 11%

Instagram

15% 7%

FB usage dominates.

Source Digital Buzz 2014 Stats Facts, The Trade Desk, Pug Life Ad Solutions – Anecdotal Evidence

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Dial-up Facebook.

Page Post Promotions to increase reach, drive brand engagement and spread WOM of special offers

Enable fans to vote their favourite designs / colours / range, they become brand ambassadors, & spread WOM

You’ve already created some FB posts with offers and votes Reach a lot more Australians with a bit of paid media

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Build a Bespoke App on LinkedIn.

Engage with professional through a LinkedIn gameThese apps will live forever. This was built through the LinkedIN API

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Reach 4.8m Professionals.Image Driven Professionals

Career Changers

Opinion Leaders

Entrepreneurs / Start-Ups

Eco-conscious Adventure Seekers

Active Lifestyle

Female Professionals

Run of Professionals

Road Warriors

Influencers

Millennial (reach adult-hood in yr. 2000)

Early Adopters Mobile Pro-sumers

Luxury Tech

Empty Nesters

Target career changers who just received a pay riseTarget key decision makers; C-Suite, Managers, etc…

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TRADING DESKS

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DEMAND SIDE PLATFORM

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REAL-TIME BIDDING

The Trade Desk: How it works?

SUPPLY SIDE PLATFORM

(SOFTWARE)

Here’s one example of a credible trading desk called “The Trade Desk”It trades up to $51m worth of Display and $4m Video ad inventory

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Re-targeting across DSPs and DR Networks.

User clicks on your ad

Your Brand Page

User reaches your landing page. The Trade Desk drops a cookie

User is either:1) Negative targeting

if they make a purchase

2) Re-targeting if they make no conversion

Your target audience re-visits your landing page / visits your store to make a purchase

STEP 2

STEP 1

STEP 3

STEP 4

We can re-target people who have visited your siteWe recommend marketers use Google Tag Manager to ensure we have

all the conversion points & touch points are tracked

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Creative Re-targeting.

Criteo can help manage relevant creative to be served to users depending on how they engaged with your brand on your site

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Performance Channel.

MMN (Microsoft Media Network) Mass reach 16.8m of population

Top 5 digital media owner (vs. Yahoo, Fairfax, News and GDN)

+80 premium channels; Collect learnings & establish market CPA starting with a CPM-A

deal for 1st half of campaign

Revert to CPA over time for 2nd half of campaign to guarantee web sales

Pay per enquiry / web sale via CPA deals in 2nd half of campaign

Frequency cap @ 5 to avoid creative wear-out

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Performance Creative Tips.

Test variations of the messaging, e.g.: “Beautifully designed, quality craftsmanship & affordable” “12 month interest free, save $500” “$500 cash back offer”

Higher coverage using; 300x250, 728x90, 160x600, 300x600, 300x50 SWF files with back up GIF/JPG. Animation to stop at 30 seconds. 3 frames; 1st brand, 2nd proof points, 3rd offer Beat the Mediamind Benchmark CY12

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Leverage PPC Learnings.

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Leverage keywords which have high click through rates and cost effective CPC in other media channels like display, radio, press,

etc…

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About this presentation.

This presentation was constructed by the owner of Pug Life Ad Solutions, Damus Chu. His experience ranges across several industries over 7 years. It is aimed to

assist brands in marking well informed digital advertising decisions.

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Thanks for watching.For enquiries contact:E: [email protected]: 0405 355 188W: puglifeadsolutions.com.au


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