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14. What type of inventory is most scarce?
Australian
inventory
Long-form
content
38%
50%50%
35%
Publisher/ad network
Agency/trading desk
Short-form
content
12%15%
15. Is locking-up inventory 6-12 months in advance important?
Extremely
20%
Not at all
20%
Somewhat
20%
Moderately
23%
Slightly
17%
Extremely
9%
Not at all
23% Somewhat
15%
Moderately
30%
Slightly
23%
Publisher/ad network Agency/trading desk
17. Areas of Consensus
Overall market growth
Mobile as a major driver
Further alignment
with TV
More measurement & ROI
reporting demands
Areas of Debate
Fragmentation vs
consolidation
Increase vs decrease in
programmatic buying
Long vs short form
Niche vs high reach
opportunities
How the future of video will play out.
Speaking notes - This report looks at the state of the digital video advertising market in Australia. It is the first Australian report co-produced by Adap.tv and IAB Australia and is based on responses from over 160 media and marketing professionals. Publishers, agencies and marketers were invited by IAB Australia and Adap.tv to take part in the survey. A wide range of mid- to senior-level industry professionals involved with digital video buying or selling responded to the survey and half came from agencies and trading desks. Overall, the Australian market, like most markets globally, has seen a significant investment in digital video advertising over the last 12 months. Total revenues for FY13 totaled $112m, up 43.5% from FY12 ($78m), representing 12% of the digital display market.
Speaking notes - Nearly 80% of agencies and advertisers participating in the study purchased online video in the last 12 months, increasing their spend by 39% on average over this period. These are people with experience in digital video, so we can expect stronger growth as a broader base of players become involved in the market.
Speaking notes - Generally money for digital video is being reallocated from other media channels, although 11% of marketers say it is incremental spend. Most respondents said more than one other channel is being impacted, mostly digital display and print, closely followed by television— 42 percent transferred funds from free-to-air & pay TV. In other words, rather than simply directing budgets from their TV spend, agencies and marketers are allocating in three different ways: 1. optimising their existing digital display spend; 2. reallocating money from declining media channels, such as newspapers and magazines; and 3. redistributing a section of TV spend to add cost-effective additional frequency, particularly for light TV viewers.
Speaking notes - Although the market has been growing rapidly, there is still a number of elements impeding larger investment in digital video advertising. Publishers and agencies believe the lack of premium inventory is the chief factor and that this will improve as new platforms and consumer devices provide viable viewing environments. As with any emerging and fast-growing platform, providing the necessary education and training for both buyers and sellers is a challenge. This adds additional importance to communication between marketers and publishers, making sure staff understand industry best practices. Not surprisingly, measurement and reporting was the main area where publishers and agencies differed. Nearly four times the amount of buyers than sellers indicated that there needs to be more done around standardising measures for tracking campaign effectiveness and their clients’ return on investment. Measurement of online video audiences and campaign reach is a major focus of the industry. Research firms such as Nielsen and comScore, along with an impressive 68% of agency respondents, plan to review reach using a ratings service, such as Nielsen’s Online Campaign Ratings (OCR) or comScore’s validated Campaign Essentials (vCE). With online video often planned alongside TV campaigns, the urgency is increasing to have cross digital and TV measurement.
Speaking notes - The large majority of publishers saw strong growth in inventory over the past 12 months as people consumed more video and became increasingly comfortable watching long-form video, particularly on PC and tablet devices.
Speaking notes - Along with those inventory increases, nearly two-thirds of sellers said their CPMs increased by an average of 16%. As more premium inventory flows into the market and consumers become increasingly screen agnostic, it is expected that CPMs will continue to increase. This is especially true as more marketers plan their TV and digital video alongside each other. The last year has also seen 79% of publishers increasing their sell-through rate. All these factors, along with new marketers entering the fray, explain the growth for the sector.
Speaking notes -Whilst video is quickly going cross-screen, the same silos that exist in other global markets are prevalent in Australia. Digital video buying responsibilities largely reside within agencies’ digital departments, although nearly a third of buyers surveyed said that cross-platform groups are now responsible for digital video buying. We can expect the latter to become the norm as workflows are streamlined across individual agencies. TV-specific media buyers tend to understand the important of digital in their media plan and are, at the very least, discussing how best to integrate their efforts. In fact, 58% of sellers said they have dealt with TV buyers in the last year, and 58% of agencies are planning TV and online video together. Understandably, buyers are diversifying their media mix to maximize the value they get from their video ad spend. While they acquire inventory from a range of source, the most popular are: 1. Direct from a publisher 77% 2. Ad network 64% 3. Agency trading desk 56%
Speaking notes - Although the market has been growing rapidly, More than half of all respondents said that video inventory is scarce compared to standard display inventory. More sellers (57%) than buyers (45%) consider scarcity to be a significant issue.
Speaking notes - It should be noted that inventory shortage differs dramatically by content type. Publishers said that scarcity predominantly exists within long-form video. Buyers agree, but also point to a shortage of available Australian content. There was also a perceived shortage of catch-up TV inventory, and also a tendency by buyers to align the word ‘premium’ with ‘catch-up’. With better audience and engagement data, the definition of premium should expand to a broader range of quality content environments.
Speaking notes - Regardless, the majority of both buyers and sellers said that locking up video inventory 6-12 months in advance was moderately to extremely important.
Speaking notes - Although there is almost universal consensus that online video is primed for substantial growth over the next year, there are some major differences in opinions on how the market will look like. Some suggest that there will be further fragmentation on the buyer side, with others believing that consolidation is inevitable. Some see consumer usage growth coming from long-form video, others from short-form. It’s difficult to know who is right, but it is clear that buyers and sellers are quickly investing and preparing for the inevitable digital revolution. Here is a quick snapshot of how buyers and sellers believe the future of video will play out: