where is paid search going in 2014?
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Marketingland.Com Digital Summit Session #Smx #Ms10 - Looking Forward: What’S Next For Paid Search In 2014? Presentation By Wister Walcott @T_Wister Of Marin Software. Watch the video of this presentation here: http://marketingland.com/video-slideshow-whats-next-for-paid-search-marketing-80995TRANSCRIPT
WHERE IS PAID SEARCH GOING IN 2014?
Key Online Ad Trends
The shift from keywords to audiences
Proliferation of channels
Multi-channel bidding and attribution
Valuing customers not transactions by accessing CRM data
Integrating and leveraging disparate sources of data
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Digital Advertising
Growing SERP Complexity
Sitelinks
Product Listing Ads
Organic deep links
Social
Panel
Call Extension
Current Trends: Mobile
- By December 2015, mobile devices will account for 50% of all paid-search clicks (spending surpasses in 2017)
- Average CTR is 3.7% (vs. 2.7 and 2.5 for tablets and desktops)
- Tablet conversion rate surpassed desktops in 2013
Source: Marin Software, eMarketer (for mobile spend estimate)
Current Trends: PLAs
- In 2013, retail advertisers increased spend on PLAs by nearly 300%- 1 out of 5 paid shopping clicks in 2013 was on a PLA (estimated
30%+ by end 2014)
- In 2013, smartphone PLAs had a 33% higher CTR and 20% lower CPC than PLAs on desktop and tablets
Source: Marin Software
Streamline the setup of adWords for bidding and tracking products Organize and group your product feed on existing columns Leverage distinct feed values rather than defining boolean expressions Reduces risk of products living in multiple groups More feed-based formats coming soon!
Shopping Campaigns
A Database of Intentions
Bidding on Keywords Can Only Take Us So Far
Keyword Portfolio
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Emerging Trend: Audiences are the New Keywords
Boosting Bids Based on Audiences
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Lifetime Value Estimation Improves Responsiveness
1. What are the known attributes of an order? Eg Gender, product interest, location, new visitor y/n?
2. Looking back over time, which of those attributes most affect the value of that visitor?
3. Using historical data, build a lookup table based on key combinations of attributes
4. At time of order, assign a proxy value to each order based on its attributes
Proxy value
At time of order…
Product Interest Isolated
Repeat monthly
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• Page-based, not keyword-based
• Richer results pages
• Carousel / mobile experiences
Changes for Natural Search / SEO
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Search Vs Social Growth
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Paid search will continue to dwarf Social over the next two years (4X) However, Social’s growth rate is expected to be 2X and 1.5X that of
Search for 2014 and 2015, respectively
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Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn dominate the Social Advertising market today– The market share split between the big three is 89%, 7% and 4% respectively. – Facebook has the highest CAGR at 4.763
There are an additional 200+ social networks, several of which will launch ads products– Instagram, Pintrest and Vine will likely launch advertising product this year– Asian Social networks RenRen, Sina Wiebo and Qzone launched advertising in 2013, and are
becoming increasingly popular in this market
Social Publishers
Key Players in Social Advertising TODAY Other Global Social Networks to Watch
Current Trend: Search + Social
• Search revenue/click is 36% higher when managed with Social• 74% of FB users access via a mobile device
Source: Facebook, Marin Software
Newsfeeds up 140% Y/Y, at 1/3 the CPA of right side North America is 15% of users, nearly 50% of ad spend
Newsfeeds Up
Source: Facebook (geo distribution), Marin Software (newsfeed growth and perf.)
Emerging Trends: Cross-channel
- 47% of revenue comes from purchases made in more than one day (Google)
- 65% of revenue comes from purchases made in more than one step (Google)
- Search Engines and Social Networks are the top two sources of used to research purchase decisions (eMarketer)
Marin’s Vision for Paid Search: Customer Acquisition Engine