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    1. The Digital Landscape
      • Where as the web come from & where to from here?
      • What’s happening today?
      • Demystifying Industry Jargon
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      • Find
      • Buy
      • Sell
      • Communicate
      • Entertain
      • Web 1.0
      • Linking PC’s
      • Web 1.0
      • Linking Pages
      • Web 1.0
      • Transactions
      • Web 2.0
      • The web as a platform
      • Web 2.0
      • Interactions
      • Web 2.0
      • Participation
      • Web 3.0
      • Cloud Computing
      • Web 3.0
      • Mobile Web
      • Web 3.0
      • Personalisation
      • What’s happening today?
      • 100 billion clicks per day
      * Stats courtesy of Kevin Kelly www.kk.org
      • 55 trillion links between all the web pages of the world
      * Stats courtesy of Kevin Kelly www.kk.org
      • 1 billion PC chips
      * Stats courtesy of Kevin Kelly www.kk.org
      • 2 million emails per second
      * Stats courtesy of Kevin Kelly www.kk.org
      • 1 million IM’s per second
      * Stats courtesy of Kevin Kelly www.kk.org
      • 7 terabytes of data per second
      * Stats courtesy of Kevin Kelly www.kk.org
      • Combined, the web has the equivalent processing power of approx 1 human brain
      * Stats courtesy of Kevin Kelly www.kk.org
      • 20% of media consumption in Australia happens online
      • Only 10% of the advertising & media spend is allocated to digital media
      * Stats courtesy of BRW
      • $1.8 billion p/yr spent on online advertising in Australia
      • $17.9 billion spent on digital services
      * Stats courtesy of BRW
      • 15.3 million Australians use the internet
      • Almost 75% transact (buy / sell) online
      • $21 billion spent online
      * Stats courtesy http://au.acnielsen.com/news/
      • Industry Jargon
      • UVs = Unique Visitors
      • Number of unique people (usually identified via a cookie) that visit your website
      • CTR = Click Through Rate
      • The ratio of people that click on link to people
      • who viewed the link.
      • EG: 100 people view
      • 5 people click
      • CTR = 5%
      • CR = Conversion Rate
      • The ratio of people that completed an action to the number of people exposed to that action.
      • EG: 100 people visit your website
      • 10 people purchase
      • CR = 10%
      • ROI = Return On Investment
      • The return made on your online investment.
      • EG: Spend $100 on advertising
      • Make $1,000 in gross profit
      • ROI = 900%
      • CPM = Cost Per Millennium (thousand)
      • The cost to purchase 1,000 views of your ad.
      • EG: Purchase 10,000 ad views
      • Costs $100
      • CPM = $10
      • CPC = Cost Per Click
      • The cost to purchase each click on your ad.
      • EG: Purchase 1,000 clicks
      • Costs $200
      • CPC = $0.20
      • CPA = Cost Per Acquisition
      • The cost to acquire each new customer.
      • EG: Spend $1,000 on advertising
      • Acquire 100 new customers
      • CPA = $10
      • Thank you
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