DMC 2013. Mark Read. Как изменится digital-ландшафт в ближайшие 5-10 лет, и как использовать это в своих интересах
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The document discusses trends in digital advertising spending and media consumption. Some key points: - Global digital ad spending is expected to grow 14% annually from 2013 to 2018, reaching $327 billion. - Digital media is growing as a percentage of total ad spending in many countries, including a projected 47% in the UK by 2018. - Forces driving digital include the shift to mobile, growth of ecommerce, increasing data availability, social media, and importance of content. - Mobile is becoming the primary way many consumers access media, with implications for advertising and content strategies.
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DMC 2013. Mark Read. Как изменится digital-ландшафт в ближайшие 5-10 лет, и как использовать это в своих интересах
- 1. The Digital Opportunity Mark Read, CEO, WPP Digital @readmark November 2013
- 2. Two key trends: Geographic @readmark 2
- 3. Two key trends: Digital @readmark 3
- 4. Continued strong growth in ad spend Worldwide Digital Advertising Spend (US$ billions) 184 162 142 CAGR 2008-2013: 15% 2013-2018: 14% 124 108 95 83 62 72 47 52 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 10% 12% 14% 15% 17% 19% 20% 22% 24% 25% 27% @readmark Source: GroupM, August 2013
- 5. Russia is well-advanced Digital as a % of Total Ad Spend 60% 47% 29% 33% 32% 25% 30% 28% 24% 23% 2018 2014 24% 18% 8% 10% 6% 8% UK China Germany Source: GroupM, August 2013 @readmark Russia US France India Brazil
- 6. A world dominated by TV and digital % of total advertising spend by medium 12% 10% 12% 17% 23% 43% 27% 20% 3% 42% 45% 46% 2003 2014 2018 Source: GroupM, August 2013 @readmark TV Digital Print Other
- 7. Short-term driven by economics +10.0% @readmark 7
- 8. Structural shifts impact 2014 TV 8.0% Radio 14.0% National Newspapers (print) -1.0% Magazine and Trade Press -3.0% Outdoor 10.0% Cinema Internet Display 9.0% Internet Search 26.0% 21.0% Interaction Total @readmark 15.0% 8
- 9. Five forces driving digital media 1. Shift to mobile 2. Growth in eCommerce 3. Increasing volume of data 4. Increasing social/participatory nature of media 5. Growing importance of content @readmark 9
- 10. A mobile world: beyond advertising Marketing Financial services Automotive Healthcare Today around 1.5 billion smartphones out of 5 billion phones globally @readmark
- 11. Strategic choices: mobile accelerates fragmentation MASS PREMIUM • Ad funded, limited ability to charge • Subscription funded – some premium ads • Low production costs • Highly differentiated content • Mass appeal • Niche appeal • Ad tech and data critical • Paywalls and rights • Only largest have the scale to generate meaningful ad revenues @readmark • Very few titles can compete here 11
- 12. An eCommerce world: omni-channel marketing @readmark
- 13. An increasingly data-driven world @readmark
- 14. Content – 1 billion users watching 6 billion hours of content monthly @readmark 14
- 15. A social world: in time and dollars >1B accounts 200M active users @readmark >1B monthly unique visitors 200M members 400M users 110M registered users 360M active users 100M users 50M users
- 16. The next 5 years • TV and Digital: growth across four screens • Mobile – the next 4 billion consumers • eCommerce and eShopper • Social – influence, reputation, branding & sales • Data and analytics (privacy) • Importance of technology @readmark
- 17. WPP: The Digital Opportunity Position 1 2 3 Company name Google China Mobile Bloomberg Sector Search Telco Business information 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Reed Elsevier Apple Yahoo WPP Thomson Reuters Tencent Microsoft Facebook Sony Pearson Dentsu Omnicom Group China Telecom Baidu Publicis Groupe Netflix News Corp Business information Diversified Diversified Advertising Business information Diversified Diversified Social networks Diversified Business information Advertising Advertising Telco Search Advertising Video Diversified @readmark Source: PaidContent (July 2012) Digital Revenue $36.4B $7.6B $7.0B $5.9B $5.4B $5.0B $4.7B $4.7B $4.5B $3.9B $3.7B $3.7B $3.1B $2.9B $2.8B $2.7B $2.3B $2.2B $2.0B $1.9B
- 18. WPP’s Opportunity: beyond advertising Digital Media Audience Buying Paid and Organic Search Social Media -- Facebook, Twitter Social Media Social media campaigns, eg., Facebook Social media analysis and monitoring Content creation Web Development Web sites Intranets eCommerce @readmark Mobile Mobile web development Mobile and tablet applications Mobile media, e.g., coupons, locations Data and Analytics Real-time data analysis Tracking and targeting Integration of multiple data sources Digital Platforms Web marketing platforms Media buying platforms Data management platforms Offshore digital production
- 19. Implications 1. Be ready for mobile 2. Embrace e-commerce 3. Think social and community 4. Leverage your audience value yourself 5. Ideas plus technology = great digital marketing @readmark 19
Editor's Notes
- TYNY 2014 headline growth (published August 2013)
- Source: TYNY UK summer 2013Out-of-home and Cinema in 2014 are recovering from tough comps in 2013 caused by the 2012 summer Olympics (which created a one-off 5% uplift for OOH) and for cinema the late-2012 release of Skyfall, the UK’s top-grossing film.
- 23 countries supplied e-commerce totals in our survey. Standardisation is a particular problem here. Some include travel ticketing, some not, and none is very well-defined. However, our dollarised total adds up to $917 billion for 2012 with a run-rate of growth of 18% to take us to a predicted $1,100 billion in 2013. Other opinions on the global total include eMarketer with $1,000 billion for 2012 and the UK's Interactive Media in Retail Group with €1,000 billion ($1,300 billion) for 2013. On our numbers, average e-commerce per user will stand at $859 in 2013, which would represent a compound annual growth rate of 9% since 2007 and a run rate of 12% into 2013. This average is much influenced by new entry-level spenders arriving each year. Meanwhile, the highest online spenders - the UK, Denmark, Finland and Australia - have doubled their spend since 2007. The US analyst Pivotal estimates that the typical e-commerce online ad/sales ratio is 4%. Thus if e-commerce is $1,000 billion, it generates $40 billion of online advertising - a substantial chunk of the circa $100-billion online advertising sector.