The document summarizes Engauge's 10th Annual Conference which was held on January 13, 2011. It discusses opportunities in digital media spending and advertising, Engauge's history and services, and statistics on digital media trends. Key points include a $50 billion opportunity gap between media time spent and ad spending, Engauge's acquisition history and product development, and small but growing percentages of digital media consumption and advertising budgets.
2. $50 Billion Opportunity
Media Time Spent vs. Ad Spend
26%
12%
PRINT
Source: Morgan Stanley
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3. $50 Billion Opportunity
Media Time Spent vs. Ad Spend
26%
16%
12%
9%
PRINT RADIO
Source: Morgan Stanley
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4. $50 Billion Opportunity
Media Time Spent vs. Ad Spend
39%
31%
26%
16%
12%
9%
PRINT RADIO TV
Source: Morgan Stanley
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5. $50 Billion Opportunity
Media Time Spent vs. Ad Spend
39%
31%
28%
26%
OPPORTUNITY
GAP
16%
12% 13%
9%
PRINT RADIO TV INTERNET
Source: Morgan Stanley
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6. History of Engauge
06 06 07 07 08 10
February 2006
Halyard partners
with
February 2007
Halyard acquires
Direct Impact
August 2007
Halyard acquires
TenUnited
December 2007
Engauge acquires
Streamright
March 2008
Engauge acquires
Spunlogic
January 2010
Engauge Created
Product
Stan Rapp to pursue marketing model Creates Engauge Development Group
next generation
marketing model
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7. Leveraging
creativity and
technology
Leading independent agency
Leader in social networking
Digital Innovation Group (DIG)
Next generation marketing
technology development
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8. 3.7 Million Fans
Fan Count
Doubled in 2010
1.2 Million
Reservations
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9. Create
Develop transformational
ideas that connect
brands and people.
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10. Innovate
Move beyond the ordinary
to do what’s never been
done before.
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11. Relate
Create real meaning in the
lives of consumers – and
growth for your brand.
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13. In his weekly Campaign
Spotlight, New York
Times advertising
columnist Stuart Elliott
features Engauge’s newly
launched campaign for
Van Gogh BLUE.
Our
“We must think of brands within the
context of consumer culture. It’s the
only way to spur relationship-building
Work
conversations.”
- David Grzelak, executive director of
brand planning at Engauge.
Nationwide’s bottom line
in NASCAR is booming,
according to a story in USA
Today. Engauge’s
campaign drives results.
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14. “Rapid growth and
development of social
technology was making it
possible for Engauge to be a
total engagement company,”
Rick Milenthal, CEO
Our
Profile In an essay published in Sky
Delta magazine, New York
Times columnist Stuart Elliott
explores our post-Mad Men era
of advertising and today’s
agencies, like Engauge, who are
leading the way.
The DMA transformation is
missing its most vitally needed
element — a name change that
reflects what marketers must
grasp to survive and prosper…”
- Stan Rapp, chairman
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15. In this Q&A with Direct
Marketing News, Scott
Hildebrand argues it’s time to
find tools to measure social
media and...
Our
Advertising Age has
recognized Chick-fil-A as a
runner-up in its annual
Model
ranking of best marketers and
Engauge’s innovative social
campaign.
Thanks to the age of the
Internet, reaching a
consumer directly and
personalizing that
experience has had a major
revitalization.
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16. Total Engagement Brief
distributed to clients,
prospects and influencers
on a bi-monthly basis.
Our
Thinking Why mobile check-in apps
may be the future of
location-based marketing.
Testing one brand, a team of
anthropologists surveys 100
homes, asking inhabitants
questions such as, “When you’re
drinking flavored coffee, how
do you see yourself?”
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19. Small Numbers Big Numbers
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20. 3%
The small gap between consumer
time spent on TV vs. the Internet.
26%
The media spending gap between
online and television advertising.
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21. 3 hours
In 2009 consumers spend 3 hours
watching video on the internet.
650%
Americans viewed 650% more
online video in 2010 than the
previous year.
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22. 4 years
Within four years, more people
will regularly access the Internet
from a mobile device than a PC.
5 billion
5 billion cell phones are activated
worldwide.
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23. $1B
Mobile ad spending grows 80%,
to hit $1 billion in 2011.
$450B
$450 billion total global ad spend,
US $1B spend is not even half of a
half of the 1% of total global ad
spend.
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24. 1%
A 99% opportunity. Only 1% of
coupons are distributed online. Yet
online coupons account for nearly
5% of all coupons redeemed.
60%
60% of online consumers now
search for deals digitally before
shopping.
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25. 6%
A mere 5.9% of marketing budgets
was spent on social media in 2010.
17.7%
This will triple to 18% in just five
years.
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26. On January 15, 2011
download your copy:
engauge.com/2011-digital-outlook
The ENGAUGE 2011
Digital Outlook
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27. Rick Milenthal
CEO, Engauge
www.rickmilenthal.com
rmilenthal@engague.com
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28. Engauge leverages creativity and
technology to develop transformational
ideas that connect brands and people.
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