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The Fall of AOR (Advertising Agency of Record)

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Ming ChanCEO/CTO, The1stMovementhttp://www.the1stmovement.com

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Software/Web Developer – Silicon Valley

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Work

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Work

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Work

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Work

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I worked in the Ad Industry

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About The1stMovement

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The Advertising Industry

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The Consumers

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Need

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Consumers are now Co-Creators of products

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Brands / Advertisers

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• 110-year-old

• Over 40 flavors of Pepsi Worldwide

• 11 logo redesigns since 1898

• Over 30 different slogans since 1930

• $142 million Ad Spending in 2006

History of Pepsi Ad

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The Ad Agency – The Influencer

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• $142 million spent in 2006

• $94 million spent in 2007

• $60 million spent in 2008

• BBDO out, TBWA\Chiat in (2008)

• Pepsi Digital left TBWA\Chiat (2009)

Pepsi Ad Trend

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• Pepsi Digital – Moved to Huge

• Gatorade – Moved to VML

• Sobe – Moved to FirstBorn

• Ditch 2010 Super Bowl Ad($33 million spent in 2009)

• Refresh Everything – Social Campaign ($20 million year-long campaign)

Pepsi in 2010

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Projected Global Ad Spending for 2010

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Traditional AOR

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New Breed of Agencies

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Work

• Launched in 5 languages in 9 countries in Asia Pacific• 4 Million unique visitors in 3 months• Over 15k visits per day• Over 20 minutes time-spent on average• Still one of the most successful Nike Football Ad campaign ever done

Nike – 90 Days of Football

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• Download proceeds generated $1 million for Team USA • Over 20k visits per day on English & Spanish Microsites• 27k downloads of Soundtrack widgets• Over 3k iTunes click through per day on iPhone

• 2 million Video content views• Most-recalled sponsor feature during the Olympic game

AT&T Team USA Soundtrack Campaign

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Work

• Launched in 5 languages in 9 countries in Asia Pacific• 4 Million unique visitors in 3 months• Over 15k visits per day• Over 20 minutes time-spent on average• Still one of the most successful Nike Football Ad campaign ever done

Nike – 90 Days of Football

• Over 500 Band Submissions (4x last year)• 86,000 votes casted• 50 million impressions online; 125 million impressions offline• 30k visits in 4 months; 60k visits in 6 months; and 7x Pass Along• Most successful online competition of its kind

Airwalk – Unsigned Hero

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Advertising on Traditional Media is NOT Dead

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AOR Model Is Dated

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Ming [email protected]://www.the1stmovement.comhttp://twitter.com/mingAtT1M


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