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Page 1: Time-Based Digital Ads

A new digital advertising model might

SAVE

premium content on the web

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The US advertising market is huge

Source: eMarketer

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Advertising on all of those mediums is sold based on

impressions or actions

Why?

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It’s really easy to measure

There are 2 impressions in this view*

*AOL sells this rich media ad as one unit and gives the advertiser 100% share of voice at a premium price.

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Since it’s easy to measure, it’s easy to price

Number of impressions Total cost x 1000 CPM =

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Ad agencies and media companies are used to pricing this way

New York Times Pages 3 – 5, June 11, 1974

8 impressions 1 impression 5 impressions

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But there is a huge

PROBLEM

with this model on the web…

What?

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5 trillion impressions

In 2013, there were 5 TRILLION impressions served!

$17.6 billion x 1000 $3.52 eCPM = 1

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1.  eMarketer estimate of display ad revenue in the US 2.  comScore estimate of US impressions served in 2013

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$3.52 eCPM CANNOT

support the traditional media business model

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Newspaper ad revenue drop-off has been dramatic

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No large paper has been spared

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For the first time since 1953, the New York Times subscription revenue is greater than its advertising revenue

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THE SUPPLY

of impressions is unsustainable

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Before the internet impressions were constrained and

SCARCE

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CIRCULATION

PAPER

PRINTING

constrained the supply of impressions

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Now, an advertiser can buy any audience

CHEAPLY and AUTOMATICALLY via

programmatic buying technology

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WE’RE IN TROUBLE IF SOMETHING DOESN’T

CHANGE!

“our print and digital products face increasing competition for audience and advertising from…digital advertising networks and exchanges, real-

time bidding and other programmatic buying channels and other new forms of media.”

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Advertisers are

LOSING

too

Why?

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When was the last time

YOU

looked at a digital ad?

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The average interaction rate with a display ad is 2.94% 1

1.  This is the percentage of ads served on the Double Click network that a viewer interacted with

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A lot of money is spent on digital ads that DO NOT work

2012 2013 2014E

Display $14.8 $17.6 $20.6

Search $17.3 $19.6 $21.6

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Source: eMarketer

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What’s going to

SAVE

premium content?

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A NEW ADVERTISING

MODEL

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TIME

is the only

SCARCE

asset on the web

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In 2014, Americans had a shorter attention span than GOLDFISH 1

1.  Nancy Kane, Harvard Business School

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Technology has improved – we can measure EVERYTHING

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Rising content engagement increases the percentage of ads seen

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Engaged Time on Page Source: Chartbeat

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As an audience spend MORE TIME reading content with an ad in view, ad RECALL INCREASES

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The best content

DEMANDS

our attention, and advertisers will pay for it

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Rather than being forced to play tricks, media companies can focus on grabbing

OUR ATTENTION

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User experience benefits

Focus on great, attention grabbing content

No need for annoying slideshows

One ad that scrolls with content

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Eliminate pagination

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The Media Ratings Council APPROVED and 2 publishers are now selling time-based ads

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Soon, all premium digital ads will be sold based on

ATTENTION

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THE WINNERS

Premium publishers 1

The display ad 3

2 Advertisers

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THE LOSERS

Digital ad trading desks 1

Programmatic buyers 3

2 Real-Time Bidders

Long-tail publishers 4


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