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TubeMogul talks programmatic at CES 2015
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Programmatic Branding in 2015 January - CES
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Page 1: Programmatic Branding in 2015

Programmatic

Branding in 2015January - CES

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Remember When?

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Remember When?

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Remember When?

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Software is

Eating the

World…

…Software is

Improving

Media Buying

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Agenda Key Theme: A roadmap for building a programmatic branding business

1. TubeMogul Overview

2. Market Overview & Trends

3. Building a Programmatic Business

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Enterprise Software for Digital Branding

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Our Software in Action– for Brand Advertisers

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Market

Overview &

Trends

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Television: The Original Brand-Building Medium

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Major Brands Were Born

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But Today’s Viewers Move Seamlessly Between Channels

Source: eMarketer. 2014.

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Reaching A Target Audience Getting More Difficult

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TV Buying Used to Mean…Buying TV

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60% Solution, Incremental Reach on TV is Expensive

Reaching TV’s 4th

and 5th quintile is

becoming

exceedingly difficult

&

expensive

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Everyone Loves Video

61% of the U.S. population is exposed to video ads. Each of those people

views 61 video ads per month, accounting for 88 billion video ads and more

than 13 billion minutes watched every month.

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AGE12-17

AGE18-24

AGE25-34

AGE35-44

AGE45-54

AGE55-64

AGE65+

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Percentage of Internet Audience

that View Video

Source: comScore Video Metrix, Feb 2014

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Demographic Breakdown

Of Video Viewers

1%

9.1%

22.2%

26.4%

19.0%

13.4%

5.8%

3.1%

AGE 1-11, Index 006

AGE 12-17, Index 112

AGE 18-24, Index 224

AGE 25-34, Index 196

AGE 35-44, Index 141

AGE 45-54, Index 092

AGE 55-64, Index 051

AGE 65+, Index 024

81% of viewers are 18-54

DESIGNED

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The Post-Desktop Era Begins

Source: comScore Media Metrix Multi-Platform, December 2013

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Marketers Responding to Mobile Usage

Source: eMarketer 2014

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Marketers Responding to Mobile Usage (Video)

Source: eMarketer 2014

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Viewer attention fragmented across devices and platforms

Can’t buy and measure TV and digital video on equivalent basis

Targeting capabilities vary across channels and vendors

Difficult to verify target audience was reached

Reaching A Target Audience Getting More Difficult

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Programmatic Trends Look Strong

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Logistics to Strategy –Software Does This Today

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Why Programmatic Matters for Brand Marketers

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Test & Learn Optimization Drives Performance

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Programmatic Video Experiencing Rapid Growth

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Source: Forrester Consulting, “RTB Powers the Rapid Growth of Online Video”

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Real and Perceived Challenges to Tackle

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InventoryQuality & Scale

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RTB Exchange Traded Video Impressions (Billions)

Source: SpotXchange

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Open Inventory – Tier 1, comScore Top 100

Source: TubeMogul

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If The Inventory Sounds Too Good to Be True…

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Site Selection, Transparency

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huffingtonpost.com

nytimes.com

iconpopquiz.com

youtube.com/enews

viewster.com

cbsinteractive.com

Actionable Viewability Reporting

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Quantitative Approach to a Qualitative Problem

Source: TubeMogul

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Analyze the Impact of Every Inventory Channel

Brand Lift by Channel – Control vs. Exposed to Ad

Programmatic

Direct

Ad Network Direct

Publisher-

Served

Exchange

Inventory

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Are you getting premium performance for the cost?

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Drive inventory and publisher ACCOUNTABILTY with UNIFIED tracking and common metrics across all sources

Key Takeaway

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MultiscreenPlanning, Buying Targeting and Measuring

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Media Mix – Increasing Reach at a Lower Cost

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Video Fragmentation Presents Challenges

• Creative Execution across Formats &

Devices

• Understanding Optimal Reach & Frequency

across Channels

• Implementing Audience & Location

Targeting across Cookie-less Channels

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Upload & Transcode for Any Device, Format

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Creative Execution Across Formats & Devices

Pre-Roll Connected TV Mobile Interactive Pre-Roll

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Future State - Cross-Screen Planning and Buying

Plan, buy and optimize across all screens and formats – including TV

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Assess Incremental Value of Each Screen

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Optimize by Reach or Frequency

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Begin unifying your targeting parameters across screens.

Simplify creative execution across all screens.

Key Takeaway

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MeasurementWhat’s Happening Now. What Should Happen in the Future.

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Establishing Metrics That Matter

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“Immovable” Metrics

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Innovative Metrics

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Standardization of KPIs creates data-driven decision making for Branding.

Key Takeaway

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Team StructureResources and Organization

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The Face of the Media Buyer is Changing

Hire for the Future: Data Analyst, Publisher

Development, Ad Operations, etc.

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ActivationGet Started Today

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Iterative Testing & Learning

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Programmatic Video Becoming Larger % of Video Market

Source: eMarketer, April 2013

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The Focus of Brand Dollars

* PROJECTED SPEND. Source: Statista. 2014.


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