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RTB & RetargetingRTB & Retargeting
A Professional Overview
... the answer to what companies need
Programmatic buying is the most exciting developent to sweep across the digital landscape
today. IDC has determined that there will be a 53% annual growth rate in the U.S. up until
2018. Forrester has projected that programmatic buying will ulitmately capture the bulk of all
digital advertising spending. Every marketing professional today needs to have a good under-
standing of this emerging marketing technology and the rammifications that it will have on
their companies for the future of marketing.
We are founded on the belief that big data can be brought to larger companies to radically
change their digital advertising, but could also be simplified to be distilled down to medium
and small businesses as well to affect in a substantial way the way they market in their local
areas. Make way for a brave new world!
PROGRAMMATICPROGRAMMATIC
BUYING
1. WHAT
IS PROGRAMMATIC BUYING?
PROGRAMMATIC BUYING
IS DEFINED AS:
The act of bidding on a source
of advertising inventory
• in real time
• for the purpose of:
• showing a specific ad
• to one customer
• in a specific context
• at a specific time
BIDDING ON A SOURCE OF
ADVERTISING INVENTORY:
As new ad exchanges or ad
marketplaces come into the
marketplace, advertisers can
leverage programmatic buying to
bid on advertising space without
having to purchase in bulk up
front, pre-negotiate a price, or
even agree to a minimum
number of impressions or
budget.
For instance, an advertiser can
offer a 468x60 banner ad across
multiple publishers on demand
in any quantity or any location
they choose.
When the consumer loads a web
page with available space for this
ad, there is a split second where
the ad goes up to auction in the
ad marketplace. The advertisers ,
perhaps dozens, each bid on this
ad placement and the winner
gets to show their ad in this
position. This is called an impres-
sion when it is shown to the
consumer.
BIDDING IN REAL TIME:
Large companies have tradition-
ally participated in“media buys”
which are large quantities of
impressions that are pre-pur-
chased. This limited the buying
process to only the largest com-
panies in the world who had very
large budgets.
This is no longer the case, the
playing field has been leveled so
that any advertiser can now bid
on the spot in the ad marketplac-
es.
Advertisers have access to over
295 ad networks with tens of
billions of daily opportunities to
bid and buy digital media. These
ad marketplaces hold auctions to
make this available to advertisers
and this all happens in a couple
hundred milliseconds.
This is where the term“Real Time
Bidding”(RTB) comes from.
Marketplaces respond with their
responses to the bids in a fraction
of a second which allows the web
page to load quickly and serve
up the winning ad.
SHOWING A SPECIFIC AD
One thing that makes this extror-
dinary is the fact that an advertis-
er can buy impressions individu-
ally, not in groups of thousands
or millions. Each marketplace
allows an advertiser to show one
specific ad to one single custom-
er in the desired context.
TO ONE CUSTOMER
The process of buying individual
impressions allows each page
load to contain different ads
which prevents ad fatigue and
keeps customers more interested
in what is being presented.
IN A SPECIFIC CONTEXT
Ad marketplaces categorize the
different websites that have ad
space available in a way that
allows advertisers to choose
which websites show which ads.
This context provides a much
better user experience.
For instance, if a customer were
looking on a website that
focused on personal loans,
having an advertisement about
shoes would be a disconnect
from their frame of mind. How-
ever if they saw an ad that was
focused on credit scores, this is
something that would compli-
ment the product or service they
were researching.
This process is a very important
aspect of removing a phemonen-
on called“ad blindness”where
customers will simply not see
these ads because their minds
have been conditioned to block
out un-necessary data. However
when an ad is in context...it
suddenly becomes relevant
removing this“ad blindness”
effect.
1. WHAT
IS PROGRAMMATIC BUYING?
PROGRAMMATIC BUYING
IS DEFINED AS:
ADVERTISERS ONLY PAY FOR
THE CONSUMERS THEY WANT
TO TARGET IN CONTEXTS THAT
PROVIDE THE BEST ROI
Don Peppers and Martha Rogers
predicted this trend in 1996 in
their book The One to One Future,
where they explain how market-
ers can precisely determine
which consumer gets to see
which ad and when.
With Programmatic buying, this is
now possible, and not just for the
big players. Marketers can now
only pay for the specific audience
they are looking to impact and
avoid the unnecessary cost of
marketing to the wrong kind of
consumer in the right context.
Advertisers are able to get a lot more
bang for their buck because of the
ability to take advantage of the
multiple data points that are known
about each customer.
Clickstream data (where customers
go on the Internet), demographic
data, psycographic data, behavioral
data, socio-economic data, and
many other data points allow adver-
tisers to pin-point their audience
instead of the old shotgun approach.
GETTING MORE SOPHISTICATED
Advertisers are now able to
reach their“ideal customer”on
many more properties than ever
before.
With the sophistication of the
RTB platform, we provide a
simple to use interface that rides
on top of an extremely sophisti-
cated set of processes that
negotiate these transactions
with tens of thousands of these
websites each minute.
When an advertiser can place
their ads next to hyper-special-
ized content, they are then able
to convert very specific groups
of of people. Only RTB market-
ing can uncover these millions
of perfect opportunities to find
the ideal customer.
2. WHY
IS THIS SO EFFECTIVE?
VS
A LARGER LANDSCAPE
RTB leverages not one, two
or three attributes of a
consumer, but literally
millions of data points are
employed to deliver highly
responsive campaigns
directly to the consumer in
way never before seen.
1. WHAT
IS PROGRAMMATIC BUYING?
PROGRAMMATIC BUYING
IS DEFINED AS:
WE CAN DO THINGS OTHERS
CANT....OR WONT
As a demand side platform (DSP),
we have the ability to reach a
very wide audience and the tools
at our disposal to help you find
your perfect audience. We invest
in your projects up front for a
long term benefit for you.
We do this by providing
“pre-built audiences”.
We create this the same way you
would, we do the research to find
your perfect audience, where they
hang out, or do research, we deter-
mine their demographic and psyco-
graphic paramaters and zero in on
just the type of person you are
looking for, then we show them an
ad. If they show interest, we place
them in a special retargeting list that
you can use to retarget, which costs
in the range of $.20-$.50 cents CPM
(cost per thousand) instead of $4.00 -
$12.00 CPM by performing RTB
advertising on your own.
For a super low cost of only $500 for
up to a 50,000 member list, you can
reach a LOT of customers in a very
short period of time. Plus your
branding will never be better.
HOW IS A PRE-BUILT AUDIENCE
MADE? If you think about it, to build a
list of 50,000 people on a small
business website might take 3-6
months. If you were lucky
enough to only pay $1/click
using a traditional PPC cam-
paign, the list would cost you
$50,000 to create.
So here are your options for a
50,000 person retargeting list:
3-6 months at a cost of $50k
or
One month for $500/mo.
You see the power that a
pre-built audience could have
for your marketing?
Contact us today to learn more
about how you can take advan-
tage of programmatic marketing
and pre-built lists only by us.
2. WHY
IS THIS SO EFFECTIVE?
WHY WOULD I WANT THIS
3. WHY
USE US?
PRE-BUILT AUDIENCES
A pre-built audience is just like it
sounds. A retargeting audience
that is created for you by us.
Then you are able to market to
this audience as much as you like
throughout the month. We keep
this list fresh by constantly
targeting new customers that fit
your requirements.
We do this to provide the lowest
cost first click, as well as to have a
fast return on investment.
LOWEST COST FIRST CLICK
• Sequential Ad Delivery
• Aged Customer purging
• Banner Rotating
• Simplified Campaign Creation
ADVANCED MARKETING
TECHNIQUES
Programmatic Buying
A Visual Overview
You pick the demographics and criteria
for your ads and then set up your:
-Who you want to reach
-Your Budget
-Your Success Criteria
The system then goes out to find the
ad networks that match your criteria
and buys everything within the budget
you created.
When matches are found, the ads show up on
the web pages and documents the impression
as well as any clicks trigger a successful
placement or action. This all happens in a
fraction of a second for these banner ads.
You get unprecedented control over
your audience and the message they
receive during their Internet
experience.
You are able to adjust your campaigns in real-time
if it is not delivering the results you are looking for.
Update your creatives, modify your audience
criteria, etc...it’s totally flexible.
Real-time data allows you to target
consumers directly instead of buying
space on individual websites and
hoping the right people see it.
On a particular website, one person
may see your ad, where another
does not meet your criteria and the
ad is not shown to them.
This allows you to show your
ads to your specific audience
infinitely faster and more
effectively than any other
advertising method.
After an impression or click happens, it’s
reported and counted up by the system.
This allows you to immediately see the
effectiveness of your campaign in real time.
This whole process happens
thousands of times a day
negotiating and buying
automatically for you.
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RTB Professional Overview_non-editable

  • 1. RTB & RetargetingRTB & Retargeting A Professional Overview ... the answer to what companies need Programmatic buying is the most exciting developent to sweep across the digital landscape today. IDC has determined that there will be a 53% annual growth rate in the U.S. up until 2018. Forrester has projected that programmatic buying will ulitmately capture the bulk of all digital advertising spending. Every marketing professional today needs to have a good under- standing of this emerging marketing technology and the rammifications that it will have on their companies for the future of marketing. We are founded on the belief that big data can be brought to larger companies to radically change their digital advertising, but could also be simplified to be distilled down to medium and small businesses as well to affect in a substantial way the way they market in their local areas. Make way for a brave new world! PROGRAMMATICPROGRAMMATIC BUYING
  • 2. 1. WHAT IS PROGRAMMATIC BUYING? PROGRAMMATIC BUYING IS DEFINED AS: The act of bidding on a source of advertising inventory • in real time • for the purpose of: • showing a specific ad • to one customer • in a specific context • at a specific time BIDDING ON A SOURCE OF ADVERTISING INVENTORY: As new ad exchanges or ad marketplaces come into the marketplace, advertisers can leverage programmatic buying to bid on advertising space without having to purchase in bulk up front, pre-negotiate a price, or even agree to a minimum number of impressions or budget. For instance, an advertiser can offer a 468x60 banner ad across multiple publishers on demand in any quantity or any location they choose. When the consumer loads a web page with available space for this ad, there is a split second where the ad goes up to auction in the ad marketplace. The advertisers , perhaps dozens, each bid on this ad placement and the winner gets to show their ad in this position. This is called an impres- sion when it is shown to the consumer. BIDDING IN REAL TIME: Large companies have tradition- ally participated in“media buys” which are large quantities of impressions that are pre-pur- chased. This limited the buying process to only the largest com- panies in the world who had very large budgets. This is no longer the case, the playing field has been leveled so that any advertiser can now bid on the spot in the ad marketplac- es. Advertisers have access to over 295 ad networks with tens of billions of daily opportunities to bid and buy digital media. These ad marketplaces hold auctions to make this available to advertisers and this all happens in a couple hundred milliseconds. This is where the term“Real Time Bidding”(RTB) comes from. Marketplaces respond with their responses to the bids in a fraction of a second which allows the web page to load quickly and serve up the winning ad. SHOWING A SPECIFIC AD One thing that makes this extror- dinary is the fact that an advertis- er can buy impressions individu- ally, not in groups of thousands or millions. Each marketplace allows an advertiser to show one specific ad to one single custom- er in the desired context. TO ONE CUSTOMER The process of buying individual impressions allows each page load to contain different ads which prevents ad fatigue and keeps customers more interested in what is being presented. IN A SPECIFIC CONTEXT Ad marketplaces categorize the different websites that have ad space available in a way that allows advertisers to choose which websites show which ads. This context provides a much better user experience. For instance, if a customer were looking on a website that focused on personal loans, having an advertisement about shoes would be a disconnect from their frame of mind. How- ever if they saw an ad that was focused on credit scores, this is something that would compli- ment the product or service they were researching. This process is a very important aspect of removing a phemonen- on called“ad blindness”where customers will simply not see these ads because their minds have been conditioned to block out un-necessary data. However when an ad is in context...it suddenly becomes relevant removing this“ad blindness” effect.
  • 3. 1. WHAT IS PROGRAMMATIC BUYING? PROGRAMMATIC BUYING IS DEFINED AS: ADVERTISERS ONLY PAY FOR THE CONSUMERS THEY WANT TO TARGET IN CONTEXTS THAT PROVIDE THE BEST ROI Don Peppers and Martha Rogers predicted this trend in 1996 in their book The One to One Future, where they explain how market- ers can precisely determine which consumer gets to see which ad and when. With Programmatic buying, this is now possible, and not just for the big players. Marketers can now only pay for the specific audience they are looking to impact and avoid the unnecessary cost of marketing to the wrong kind of consumer in the right context. Advertisers are able to get a lot more bang for their buck because of the ability to take advantage of the multiple data points that are known about each customer. Clickstream data (where customers go on the Internet), demographic data, psycographic data, behavioral data, socio-economic data, and many other data points allow adver- tisers to pin-point their audience instead of the old shotgun approach. GETTING MORE SOPHISTICATED Advertisers are now able to reach their“ideal customer”on many more properties than ever before. With the sophistication of the RTB platform, we provide a simple to use interface that rides on top of an extremely sophisti- cated set of processes that negotiate these transactions with tens of thousands of these websites each minute. When an advertiser can place their ads next to hyper-special- ized content, they are then able to convert very specific groups of of people. Only RTB market- ing can uncover these millions of perfect opportunities to find the ideal customer. 2. WHY IS THIS SO EFFECTIVE? VS A LARGER LANDSCAPE RTB leverages not one, two or three attributes of a consumer, but literally millions of data points are employed to deliver highly responsive campaigns directly to the consumer in way never before seen.
  • 4. 1. WHAT IS PROGRAMMATIC BUYING? PROGRAMMATIC BUYING IS DEFINED AS: WE CAN DO THINGS OTHERS CANT....OR WONT As a demand side platform (DSP), we have the ability to reach a very wide audience and the tools at our disposal to help you find your perfect audience. We invest in your projects up front for a long term benefit for you. We do this by providing “pre-built audiences”. We create this the same way you would, we do the research to find your perfect audience, where they hang out, or do research, we deter- mine their demographic and psyco- graphic paramaters and zero in on just the type of person you are looking for, then we show them an ad. If they show interest, we place them in a special retargeting list that you can use to retarget, which costs in the range of $.20-$.50 cents CPM (cost per thousand) instead of $4.00 - $12.00 CPM by performing RTB advertising on your own. For a super low cost of only $500 for up to a 50,000 member list, you can reach a LOT of customers in a very short period of time. Plus your branding will never be better. HOW IS A PRE-BUILT AUDIENCE MADE? If you think about it, to build a list of 50,000 people on a small business website might take 3-6 months. If you were lucky enough to only pay $1/click using a traditional PPC cam- paign, the list would cost you $50,000 to create. So here are your options for a 50,000 person retargeting list: 3-6 months at a cost of $50k or One month for $500/mo. You see the power that a pre-built audience could have for your marketing? Contact us today to learn more about how you can take advan- tage of programmatic marketing and pre-built lists only by us. 2. WHY IS THIS SO EFFECTIVE? WHY WOULD I WANT THIS 3. WHY USE US? PRE-BUILT AUDIENCES A pre-built audience is just like it sounds. A retargeting audience that is created for you by us. Then you are able to market to this audience as much as you like throughout the month. We keep this list fresh by constantly targeting new customers that fit your requirements. We do this to provide the lowest cost first click, as well as to have a fast return on investment. LOWEST COST FIRST CLICK • Sequential Ad Delivery • Aged Customer purging • Banner Rotating • Simplified Campaign Creation ADVANCED MARKETING TECHNIQUES
  • 5. Programmatic Buying A Visual Overview You pick the demographics and criteria for your ads and then set up your: -Who you want to reach -Your Budget -Your Success Criteria The system then goes out to find the ad networks that match your criteria and buys everything within the budget you created. When matches are found, the ads show up on the web pages and documents the impression as well as any clicks trigger a successful placement or action. This all happens in a fraction of a second for these banner ads. You get unprecedented control over your audience and the message they receive during their Internet experience. You are able to adjust your campaigns in real-time if it is not delivering the results you are looking for. Update your creatives, modify your audience criteria, etc...it’s totally flexible. Real-time data allows you to target consumers directly instead of buying space on individual websites and hoping the right people see it. On a particular website, one person may see your ad, where another does not meet your criteria and the ad is not shown to them. This allows you to show your ads to your specific audience infinitely faster and more effectively than any other advertising method. After an impression or click happens, it’s reported and counted up by the system. This allows you to immediately see the effectiveness of your campaign in real time. This whole process happens thousands of times a day negotiating and buying automatically for you. P ICK MATCH TRIGGERTR ACK REPEAT HOW DOESITWORK? PROGRAMMATIC BUYING 1 234 5 Online purchases of ads between computer systems based on demographics location, and other criteria The media buys are performed “programmatically” and don’t require human sales people to authorize and negotiate the millions of transactions that occur online every day. WHY IS IT SO USEFUL? ? FASTRESULT TARGE TCONSUMERS DIRECTLY REAL-TIME ADJUSTM ENTS UNPRECEDENTEDCONTROL 5 AD AD AD