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Ma 3.11

Kuten kuvasta näkyy rekisteröityminen on nyt hoidettu etukäteen. Sain myös varmistettua kaksi haastattelua, joista molemmat näillä näkymillä torstaina. Huomenna päästään sitten tositoimiin :>

Tiistai 3.11

getting attention:

Leveraging experts -> critical thinking goes down when you're talking with expert -> story about using lab coat -> perception of expertise is enough

-> not your own company expertise

 

Blogs as a way to promote your expertise to kill the critical thinking

 

Reframing discussion:

Using different context 

 

New business model for news:

Emily Steele NyTimes

Tanya Crodrey from Guardian

 

-More people reading news than ever -> when bored turning to news

-Not one off-> variety of different models

-A lot of material gave for free -> we have to have this for free: mental model

  • Balance of advertising and new models
  • People pay for specialised content
  • The guardian: Goal not make money but to get more people get the guardian experience
    • Not just advertising can cut the costs-> we have jobs n stuff
    • Membership: Fysical relationship with readers events and such
      • Exclusiveness
  • Content you can make money on is easier to make money with: Sell with value proposition
  • Replication from print new model of creating money
  • People like good stories: it's just the way that stries are found that is changing

  • Aika lailla itsestäänselvyykistä keskusteltiin. Oli vähän pettymys ettei keskustelussa päästy syvemmälle

 

Programmatic advertising

Norman

 

  • Different defices
  • Lots of data: exponential increase
  • Lots of inventory
  • Programmatic uses this data to calculate
  • Mobile ad spending is going up: 70% in few years
  • Hypertargeteing: 
    • Do not base on assumptions people liking hiking one thing like another
    • Let's find more on data he does in internet
    • Multiple devices and multiple content merged to one: Data from all sources to feed the engine
  • Creative use of data
    • Using real time data
      • Changing advertising based on user preferences:
        • The hotel example
        • How fast you move in a car affects the complexity of a ad
        • ads that are interactive with environment: The air from passing train moves hair
  • Panel discussion:
  • The absence of creativity in programmatic advertising?
  • Basic programmatic: Visit a shoe site, get shoe ads at website
  • What programmatic do for brand respect not just conversions
  • Programmatic is about efficiency: Less people to do more work Can we get past
  • Not just that rented real ester in web: How can we create an experience which leads to conversion?
  • The combination of creativity and tech understanding (possibilities) is going to get us further

  • Moving discussion from effectiveness to adaptive creativity: Using big data as tool for creativity.

Panel on measuring:

-There has to be a team who does measurement: accountability and drives it in a organisation

  • As an advertising your most valuable asset is data
  • Teemana täällä näyttää olevan programmatic
  • Data is co-owned by user and advertised
    • Mutual agreement:
      • Better experience for user
      • better targeted for advertiser
        • This is an responsibility of publisher
          • Obligation to understand who your displaying this to
        • 2 clients:
          • The user who creates the data
          • The company you sell this data so they can target their advertising
          • > responsibilty
          • "Got to do the right thing also in marketing"
  • Merging creative version with context and location 
  • How to create right value proposition to right person: Different value propositions for different groups through programmatic advertising

 

Consumer habits: How to make mobile work

-59% of adverts don't even know the most basic info about consumer (age, gender)

-Combining behaviour to what we know about people: Facebook profile, twitter hashtag: Not just behaviour in internet, but what they do outside

-Understanding lives: Ethnographic and combining that to big data

  • Combination of small and big data is the way to go
  • What is the motivation behind behaviour
  • Who these are: Create a segment
  • Drive this segment through big data
  • What can be found out about this segment?
    • Mikä on näiden askeleidein johtopäätös?
  • Can we link a person who sees ad in internet to purchase in supermarket:


    • Loyalty card data

    • Credit card data

    • Mitä muita tapoja?Tähän asiaan ei oikein päästy (sad)

     

    -Turbocharging the funnel:

     -Is funnel linear pipe?

      -Funnel is everything and everywhere

      -The consumer don't think when and where they are for shopping


    • Funnel is not linear: Clients can come from any point of the sales

  • Example:
  • When people think of weekend plans?
  • When is the right  time to send them suggestion about the weekend?
  • Around which time is the best moment for conversions?
  • Which medium/device is the best for conversions?

Lets not be afraid of privacy:

-Think about programmatic advertising as an agent who picks you most relevant messages from the millions of messages we receive per day

-Benefit for customer

  • Data fuels creativity
  • Multichannel approach and think ahead
  • Get different teams together and break silos: Bring data sources together
  • What are your your actual business goals and metrics:
    • Do not get distracted by vanity metrics: Likes, shares so on