CTC Media outlined changes to its advertising sales structure in 2011. It established an internal sales house called Everest Sales to handle up to 96% of national and regional advertising sales directly with Moscow-based clients. Regional advertising sales to local clients would be handled by Video International subsidiaries, accounting for no more than 4% of sales. The new structure aimed to give CTC Media more control over the sales process while lowering costs. CTC Media was confident in the success of this new sales model due to its strong sales team, established advertiser relationships, incorporation of best practices, and continued partnership with Video International.
Capital Markets Day 2011 Mikhail Nazarov, Sergey VeselovCTC Media, Inc.
This document provides an overview of the Russian advertising media market from 2000 to 2010 and forecasts growth through 2015. It shows that Russia has experienced significant growth, rising from the 20th largest advertising market in 2000 to the 6th largest in 2010. Television advertising in particular has grown substantially, increasing its share of total ad spending from 52% in 2001 to over 60% in 2010. The document analyzes advertising trends and expenditures across different industry sectors in Russia compared to other European countries. It also describes how television advertising is bought and sold in Russia, focusing on negotiating deals and trading based on cost per rating points. Overall, the Russian ad market is forecast to continue growing 12-17% annually through 2015, with television advertising growing at
CTC Media outlined plans to capitalize on growth in new media platforms in Russia through 2014. Key initiatives included expanding its VideoMore.Ru video portal and developing mobile apps to distribute content across platforms. CTC Media aimed to monetize its digital content and brands through various models including advertising video-on-demand, transactional video-on-demand, subscriptions, and branded applications and web portals. The goal was to make CTC Media's television content available anywhere viewers consumed media and capture value across digital channels.
This document discusses TV audience measurement in Russia. It provides an overview of TNS, the global research firm, and its operations in Russia including standards and methods for TV audience measurement. The current status of TV audience measurement in Russia is described, including sample size and monitored channels. The development strategy is outlined, focusing on technological innovations, expanding the national panel, and measuring new ways of TV viewing. Key metrics of the Russian TV market are presented, including daily reach and viewing time.
Capital Markets Day 2011 Anton Kudryashov Introduction and Investment HighlightsCTC Media, Inc.
The document summarizes the agenda and speakers for Capital Markets Day 2011 hosted by CTC Media. The event will include presentations on the Russian economy, advertising market trends, CTC Media's growth drivers, new initiatives in TV audience measurement and digital media, and delivering shareholder value. CTC Media's CEO Anton Kudryashov will open and close the day, with presentations also given by senior executives of CTC Media and its partners. A networking reception is scheduled after the event.
This Media Trends report explores the current environment in which the subscription television sectors of Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States are operating.
This Media Trends report explores the current environment in which the subscription television sectors of Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States are operating.
Adding online video to the media mix - finalAce Singh
This document discusses the increasing trend of online video consumption and provides recommendations for incorporating online video into marketing strategies. It notes that video consumption has gone digital, with people spending more time online and using multiple screens. Adding online video to marketing mixes can increase reach, frequency, engagement, targeting, and accountability while improving ROI. Online video provides opportunities through in-banner ads, pre-roll, mid-roll and post-roll ads, and viral seeding of video content. The document argues for organizing marketing efforts beyond silos and predicts that video and social media will drive significant growth in digital media spending in Southeast Asia over the next few years.
AdMob pitches mobile advertising opportunities at TravelCom. It highlights its reach of over 34 million mobile internet users in the US, more than other networks. AdMob promotes adopting both mobile web and app strategies to reach the large and growing mobile audience. Examples of mobile ad formats and campaigns for travel clients show high click-through rates and effectiveness.
Capital Markets Day 2011 Mikhail Nazarov, Sergey VeselovCTC Media, Inc.
This document provides an overview of the Russian advertising media market from 2000 to 2010 and forecasts growth through 2015. It shows that Russia has experienced significant growth, rising from the 20th largest advertising market in 2000 to the 6th largest in 2010. Television advertising in particular has grown substantially, increasing its share of total ad spending from 52% in 2001 to over 60% in 2010. The document analyzes advertising trends and expenditures across different industry sectors in Russia compared to other European countries. It also describes how television advertising is bought and sold in Russia, focusing on negotiating deals and trading based on cost per rating points. Overall, the Russian ad market is forecast to continue growing 12-17% annually through 2015, with television advertising growing at
CTC Media outlined plans to capitalize on growth in new media platforms in Russia through 2014. Key initiatives included expanding its VideoMore.Ru video portal and developing mobile apps to distribute content across platforms. CTC Media aimed to monetize its digital content and brands through various models including advertising video-on-demand, transactional video-on-demand, subscriptions, and branded applications and web portals. The goal was to make CTC Media's television content available anywhere viewers consumed media and capture value across digital channels.
This document discusses TV audience measurement in Russia. It provides an overview of TNS, the global research firm, and its operations in Russia including standards and methods for TV audience measurement. The current status of TV audience measurement in Russia is described, including sample size and monitored channels. The development strategy is outlined, focusing on technological innovations, expanding the national panel, and measuring new ways of TV viewing. Key metrics of the Russian TV market are presented, including daily reach and viewing time.
Capital Markets Day 2011 Anton Kudryashov Introduction and Investment HighlightsCTC Media, Inc.
The document summarizes the agenda and speakers for Capital Markets Day 2011 hosted by CTC Media. The event will include presentations on the Russian economy, advertising market trends, CTC Media's growth drivers, new initiatives in TV audience measurement and digital media, and delivering shareholder value. CTC Media's CEO Anton Kudryashov will open and close the day, with presentations also given by senior executives of CTC Media and its partners. A networking reception is scheduled after the event.
This Media Trends report explores the current environment in which the subscription television sectors of Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States are operating.
This Media Trends report explores the current environment in which the subscription television sectors of Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States are operating.
Adding online video to the media mix - finalAce Singh
This document discusses the increasing trend of online video consumption and provides recommendations for incorporating online video into marketing strategies. It notes that video consumption has gone digital, with people spending more time online and using multiple screens. Adding online video to marketing mixes can increase reach, frequency, engagement, targeting, and accountability while improving ROI. Online video provides opportunities through in-banner ads, pre-roll, mid-roll and post-roll ads, and viral seeding of video content. The document argues for organizing marketing efforts beyond silos and predicts that video and social media will drive significant growth in digital media spending in Southeast Asia over the next few years.
AdMob pitches mobile advertising opportunities at TravelCom. It highlights its reach of over 34 million mobile internet users in the US, more than other networks. AdMob promotes adopting both mobile web and app strategies to reach the large and growing mobile audience. Examples of mobile ad formats and campaigns for travel clients show high click-through rates and effectiveness.
Vivo Participações reported its 3Q07 results. Key highlights included a 15% increase in net revenues year-over-year and 7.5% quarter-over-quarter. EBITDA grew 31% quarter-over-quarter and 16% year-over-year. Net income was R$4 million. Vivo's customer base grew 3.6% from the previous quarter to over 31 million customers, maintaining its leading market share. Operating costs were under strict control despite competitive pressures.
MTG has unparalleled reach across Europe and emerging markets with over 75 million pay-TV subscriptions. It operates through five business segments including free-TV in Scandinavia and emerging markets as well as pay-TV in Nordic and emerging markets. Digitalization has increased TV viewing and grown TV advertising markets. MTG is well-positioned with leading audience shares across its markets and a balanced revenue mix from advertising, subscription, and B2B/B2C businesses.
Confronting the wave of change - Greg HywoodWAN-IFRA
Greg Hywood, CEO of Fairfax Media, discusses confronting the wave of change in the media industry. Fairfax is transforming into a digital-first company focused on quality journalism across multiple platforms. The company is restructuring its newsrooms and operations to remove duplication, become more integrated and audience-focused, and prioritize digital platforms and strategies. Fairfax aims to grow its large digital audience and transition successfully to the future of media.
BI Report Future of Pay TV Table of ContentsKeith Johnson
This document discusses the rise of over-the-top (OTT) TV services and their potential impact on the traditional pay TV model. Key points include:
1) Internet-connected devices are becoming more prevalent in homes and driving increased online viewing of TV shows and movies. This is challenging the pay TV industry's business model.
2) Major tech companies like Google, Apple, and Sony are pushing for cloud-based, multi-screen viewing experiences in order to own the consumer relationship.
3) Younger audiences in particular are more willing to watch TV content exclusively online, threatening cord-cutting. However, cord-shaving where consumers reduce services is more likely in the near term.
Time Warner Cable Industry/Competitive AnalysisDavid Green
The document provides a PEST analysis, ETOP analysis, and market share analysis for the broadcasting and cable television industry. The PEST analysis examines political, economic, social and technological factors impacting the industry. The ETOP analysis evaluates factors related to the industry environment including market size/growth, number of rivals, differentiation, supply/demand conditions, and pace of technological change. The market share analysis shows Comcast and Time Warner Cable have the largest shares in the US market at 28% and 15% respectively, while DirecTV and Dish Network also have sizable shares. Programming costs are a major expense for industry players, accounting for over 50% of costs for some companies. The industry outlook predicts continued growth in the US,
The document discusses the evolution of the new media value chain. It describes how media distribution has transformed from a few traditional channels to ubiquity across many platforms and devices. Specifically, it outlines three waves of this evolution: 1) the digitalization of homes and multi-channel TV, 2) the rise of broadband enabling online content, and 3) the growth of mobile media consumption. This has led to an increasingly complex audiovisual content marketplace with many new players and distribution models emerging along the value chain.
The ‘Future of TV’ outlines Mindshare's view on the evolution of TV and video, and the likely implications for broadcasters and advertisers.
This is part of Mindshare's ongoing Future Of... research programme which explores the development of the media and technological landscape, and assesses the likely impact on advertisers and media businesses.
'Global Radio: Consolidation And Competition Issues' by Grant GoddardGrant Goddard
An analysis of the competition issues surrounding Global Radio's acquisition of GCap Media in the UK commercial radio sector, by Grant Goddard in September 2008.
Turkcell Mobile Marketing & AdvertisingEvrim Dirik
Turkcell is a leading mobile network operator in Turkey and several other countries. It has over 62 million subscribers across its operations in 8 countries. Turkcell has pioneered several mobile marketing innovations in Turkey, such as permission-based marketing databases and ringback tone advertising. The company's mobile marketing division has grown significantly over time, running hundreds of campaigns each year for many brands across industries. Turkcell's mobile marketing approaches and services have received numerous awards and recognition from organizations like the GSMA for their creativity and success.
1. TV consumption in Europe has continued to increase, with viewing times rising slightly in most major markets between 2008-2011.
2. The TV landscape has expanded dramatically, with over 9,000 channels now available in the EU, up from just 375 a decade ago. Connected and mobile devices are also increasingly used to access TV content.
3. While technology and devices are evolving rapidly, content remains the main driver of TV viewing. Linear TV viewing remains important, especially for live events, though social TV and second screen engagement are on the rise.
WISN-TV provides various research tools and resources to help advertisers reach their target audiences in the Milwaukee market. These include local consumer research surveys, Nielsen ratings data, and databases on retail businesses, advertising strategies and media spending. All of these resources are available to clients at no cost through WISN-TV's research center. The document promotes WISN-TV's research services and capabilities for advertisers.
The document discusses the history of interactive television (iTV) and how web-enabled TV widgets may finally provide the "killer app" that widespread adoption has so far eluded. While past attempts at iTV like WebTV failed due to high costs and poor usability, TV widgets provide familiar interactivity through applications and could benefit from consumer experience with interactive features on internet, mobile, and media devices. However, for TV widgets to truly succeed, they will need to address challenges like providing compelling content and an easy user experience on the television.
'Virgin Radio: A Pig In A Poke' by Grant GoddardGrant Goddard
Analysis of the announcement by United Kingdom media conglomerate Scottish Media Group plc that it will sell its national commercial radio station 'Virgin Radio' whose dismal performance it failed to turn around in the seven years since its acquisition, written by Grant Goddard for Enders Analysis in May 2007.
This document discusses new media and the role of the internet as an alternative to digital terrestrial television broadcasting. It describes how web television and internet-enabled TV are allowing users to access content on-demand over the internet. Several companies offering these services are highlighted, such as YouTube, Hulu, Sky, Maxdome and Fetch TV, which allow viewing of content including TV shows, movies, sports and news through internet-connected devices. The growth of online video advertising is also discussed.
The document presents findings from a study on MRT and LRT travel habits in Metro Manila. Some key findings include:
1) Over half of Filipinos in Metro Manila ages 15+ are mobile, with many traveling for work or school.
2) MRT riders tend to be ages 25-49, working white or blue collar professionals, while LRT1 riders are often students and LRT2 riders include students and entrepreneurs.
3) Train riders frequently visit malls and fast food outlets in their spare time and devote more time to TV viewing, sports, music and movies than the general population.
4) Common advertising placements seen by train riders include clocks, wraps and displays inside
The document discusses media concentration and ownership in Europe. It finds that media ownership has become increasingly transnational and consolidated within a few large media empires. These empires, including Bertelsmann AG, Lagardère, Axel Springer, and ProSiebenSat.1 Group, have diversified across multiple platforms and countries through mergers and acquisitions. While the EU regulates mergers, concerns remain that concentration threatens media plurality and that authors' rights issues across borders are left to corporate responsibility.
Viacom is a large media conglomerate that owns various television stations, radio stations, film studios, and publishing companies. They have a 19.3% market share in North America, the largest of any media company. This wide range of properties allows opportunities for synergies like advertising films across different platforms to increase viewership and box office success. Partnering with other companies through symbiotic relationships, like Hasbro's deal for the Transformers films, can also provide mutually beneficial promotional opportunities through different business areas.
Corporatization of Indian media has led to issues like censorship, self-censorship, and paid news due to advertiser and corporate influence. When media becomes a corporate business focused on profits, it can compromise its role of serving the public interest and reporting truth in an unbiased manner. The top media owners in India are Essel Group, Star Group, Sony, Reliance, and Zee. Media convergence involves the merging of technologies and forms through digitization and networking.
Video International is the largest media seller in Russia and Eastern Europe, operating 29 subsidiaries across Russia and CIS countries. It occupies leading positions in major advertising media including TV, radio, internet, and digital out-of-home displays. With over 3,000 employees and $2 billion in annual turnover, Video International provides advertising sales and optimization services to connect advertisers with media clients in order to maximize efficiency and profits for both parties.
Camerjam mobile marketing finance masterclass millenial mediaJames Cameron
This document discusses the mobile advertising landscape and provides insights for financial services companies. It shows that the finance industry's mobile ad spending grew 36% from 2010 to 2011 and that finance advertisers focus on actions like placing calls and getting users to enroll or subscribe more so than other industries. The conclusions recommend that finance companies advertise across all stages of the customer funnel, optimize their mobile sites for mobile users, clearly define metrics, reach all devices, and integrate mobile ads with other media.
Vivo Participações reported its 3Q07 results. Key highlights included a 15% increase in net revenues year-over-year and 7.5% quarter-over-quarter. EBITDA grew 31% quarter-over-quarter and 16% year-over-year. Net income was R$4 million. Vivo's customer base grew 3.6% from the previous quarter to over 31 million customers, maintaining its leading market share. Operating costs were under strict control despite competitive pressures.
MTG has unparalleled reach across Europe and emerging markets with over 75 million pay-TV subscriptions. It operates through five business segments including free-TV in Scandinavia and emerging markets as well as pay-TV in Nordic and emerging markets. Digitalization has increased TV viewing and grown TV advertising markets. MTG is well-positioned with leading audience shares across its markets and a balanced revenue mix from advertising, subscription, and B2B/B2C businesses.
Confronting the wave of change - Greg HywoodWAN-IFRA
Greg Hywood, CEO of Fairfax Media, discusses confronting the wave of change in the media industry. Fairfax is transforming into a digital-first company focused on quality journalism across multiple platforms. The company is restructuring its newsrooms and operations to remove duplication, become more integrated and audience-focused, and prioritize digital platforms and strategies. Fairfax aims to grow its large digital audience and transition successfully to the future of media.
BI Report Future of Pay TV Table of ContentsKeith Johnson
This document discusses the rise of over-the-top (OTT) TV services and their potential impact on the traditional pay TV model. Key points include:
1) Internet-connected devices are becoming more prevalent in homes and driving increased online viewing of TV shows and movies. This is challenging the pay TV industry's business model.
2) Major tech companies like Google, Apple, and Sony are pushing for cloud-based, multi-screen viewing experiences in order to own the consumer relationship.
3) Younger audiences in particular are more willing to watch TV content exclusively online, threatening cord-cutting. However, cord-shaving where consumers reduce services is more likely in the near term.
Time Warner Cable Industry/Competitive AnalysisDavid Green
The document provides a PEST analysis, ETOP analysis, and market share analysis for the broadcasting and cable television industry. The PEST analysis examines political, economic, social and technological factors impacting the industry. The ETOP analysis evaluates factors related to the industry environment including market size/growth, number of rivals, differentiation, supply/demand conditions, and pace of technological change. The market share analysis shows Comcast and Time Warner Cable have the largest shares in the US market at 28% and 15% respectively, while DirecTV and Dish Network also have sizable shares. Programming costs are a major expense for industry players, accounting for over 50% of costs for some companies. The industry outlook predicts continued growth in the US,
The document discusses the evolution of the new media value chain. It describes how media distribution has transformed from a few traditional channels to ubiquity across many platforms and devices. Specifically, it outlines three waves of this evolution: 1) the digitalization of homes and multi-channel TV, 2) the rise of broadband enabling online content, and 3) the growth of mobile media consumption. This has led to an increasingly complex audiovisual content marketplace with many new players and distribution models emerging along the value chain.
The ‘Future of TV’ outlines Mindshare's view on the evolution of TV and video, and the likely implications for broadcasters and advertisers.
This is part of Mindshare's ongoing Future Of... research programme which explores the development of the media and technological landscape, and assesses the likely impact on advertisers and media businesses.
'Global Radio: Consolidation And Competition Issues' by Grant GoddardGrant Goddard
An analysis of the competition issues surrounding Global Radio's acquisition of GCap Media in the UK commercial radio sector, by Grant Goddard in September 2008.
Turkcell Mobile Marketing & AdvertisingEvrim Dirik
Turkcell is a leading mobile network operator in Turkey and several other countries. It has over 62 million subscribers across its operations in 8 countries. Turkcell has pioneered several mobile marketing innovations in Turkey, such as permission-based marketing databases and ringback tone advertising. The company's mobile marketing division has grown significantly over time, running hundreds of campaigns each year for many brands across industries. Turkcell's mobile marketing approaches and services have received numerous awards and recognition from organizations like the GSMA for their creativity and success.
1. TV consumption in Europe has continued to increase, with viewing times rising slightly in most major markets between 2008-2011.
2. The TV landscape has expanded dramatically, with over 9,000 channels now available in the EU, up from just 375 a decade ago. Connected and mobile devices are also increasingly used to access TV content.
3. While technology and devices are evolving rapidly, content remains the main driver of TV viewing. Linear TV viewing remains important, especially for live events, though social TV and second screen engagement are on the rise.
WISN-TV provides various research tools and resources to help advertisers reach their target audiences in the Milwaukee market. These include local consumer research surveys, Nielsen ratings data, and databases on retail businesses, advertising strategies and media spending. All of these resources are available to clients at no cost through WISN-TV's research center. The document promotes WISN-TV's research services and capabilities for advertisers.
The document discusses the history of interactive television (iTV) and how web-enabled TV widgets may finally provide the "killer app" that widespread adoption has so far eluded. While past attempts at iTV like WebTV failed due to high costs and poor usability, TV widgets provide familiar interactivity through applications and could benefit from consumer experience with interactive features on internet, mobile, and media devices. However, for TV widgets to truly succeed, they will need to address challenges like providing compelling content and an easy user experience on the television.
'Virgin Radio: A Pig In A Poke' by Grant GoddardGrant Goddard
Analysis of the announcement by United Kingdom media conglomerate Scottish Media Group plc that it will sell its national commercial radio station 'Virgin Radio' whose dismal performance it failed to turn around in the seven years since its acquisition, written by Grant Goddard for Enders Analysis in May 2007.
This document discusses new media and the role of the internet as an alternative to digital terrestrial television broadcasting. It describes how web television and internet-enabled TV are allowing users to access content on-demand over the internet. Several companies offering these services are highlighted, such as YouTube, Hulu, Sky, Maxdome and Fetch TV, which allow viewing of content including TV shows, movies, sports and news through internet-connected devices. The growth of online video advertising is also discussed.
The document presents findings from a study on MRT and LRT travel habits in Metro Manila. Some key findings include:
1) Over half of Filipinos in Metro Manila ages 15+ are mobile, with many traveling for work or school.
2) MRT riders tend to be ages 25-49, working white or blue collar professionals, while LRT1 riders are often students and LRT2 riders include students and entrepreneurs.
3) Train riders frequently visit malls and fast food outlets in their spare time and devote more time to TV viewing, sports, music and movies than the general population.
4) Common advertising placements seen by train riders include clocks, wraps and displays inside
The document discusses media concentration and ownership in Europe. It finds that media ownership has become increasingly transnational and consolidated within a few large media empires. These empires, including Bertelsmann AG, Lagardère, Axel Springer, and ProSiebenSat.1 Group, have diversified across multiple platforms and countries through mergers and acquisitions. While the EU regulates mergers, concerns remain that concentration threatens media plurality and that authors' rights issues across borders are left to corporate responsibility.
Viacom is a large media conglomerate that owns various television stations, radio stations, film studios, and publishing companies. They have a 19.3% market share in North America, the largest of any media company. This wide range of properties allows opportunities for synergies like advertising films across different platforms to increase viewership and box office success. Partnering with other companies through symbiotic relationships, like Hasbro's deal for the Transformers films, can also provide mutually beneficial promotional opportunities through different business areas.
Corporatization of Indian media has led to issues like censorship, self-censorship, and paid news due to advertiser and corporate influence. When media becomes a corporate business focused on profits, it can compromise its role of serving the public interest and reporting truth in an unbiased manner. The top media owners in India are Essel Group, Star Group, Sony, Reliance, and Zee. Media convergence involves the merging of technologies and forms through digitization and networking.
Video International is the largest media seller in Russia and Eastern Europe, operating 29 subsidiaries across Russia and CIS countries. It occupies leading positions in major advertising media including TV, radio, internet, and digital out-of-home displays. With over 3,000 employees and $2 billion in annual turnover, Video International provides advertising sales and optimization services to connect advertisers with media clients in order to maximize efficiency and profits for both parties.
Camerjam mobile marketing finance masterclass millenial mediaJames Cameron
This document discusses the mobile advertising landscape and provides insights for financial services companies. It shows that the finance industry's mobile ad spending grew 36% from 2010 to 2011 and that finance advertisers focus on actions like placing calls and getting users to enroll or subscribe more so than other industries. The conclusions recommend that finance companies advertise across all stages of the customer funnel, optimize their mobile sites for mobile users, clearly define metrics, reach all devices, and integrate mobile ads with other media.
The presentation intends to give an overwiew on Mobile marketing Ecosystem and its two main areas Mobile Marketing and Mobile Advertising. A variety of possible Tools is presented along real-life case studies from Europe.
Slides investors day 1 december all 1 page per slidePubliGroupe
Beat Roeschlin outlined Media Sales' strategic plans for 2011-2015 in response to challenging market conditions. Key decisions include making Media Sales leaner, more flexible and profitable through cost reductions, adopting a new non-exclusive business model, and creating a dedicated digital unit to accelerate the shift to online. A board committee will oversee implementation of optimization measures across Switzerland and international markets. The goal is for digital sales and profits to become the main driver of growth for Media Sales.
XING AG FY2011 results presentation (prelim)XING SE
1) XING reported continued revenue growth of 22% in 2011 with increased revenue diversification. EBITDA increased to €22m and margin was 34%.
2) Net income increased 31% when adjusted for one-time impairment charges. Management is recommending starting regular dividend payments.
3) In Q4 2011, revenues were €17.6m with EBITDA of €5.6m and margin of 32%. Personnel remains the main investment area to further growth.
Marketing to shoppers - Revolutionizing The Way Brands Are MarketedMike Anthony
1) The document discusses how marketing to shoppers is being revolutionized as the consumer communication world becomes more fragmented and it becomes more difficult to reach consumers.
2) It introduces the concept of shopper marketing, which systematically creates elements of the marketing mix to positively influence shopper behavior and drive brand consumption.
3) True integrated shopper marketing creates links between consumers, retail channels, and in-store environments to define consumption opportunities and understand differences between consumers and shoppers.
Publi groupe 2010 results presentation ePubliGroupe
PubliGroupe confirms its return to profitability in 2010 with a net profit of CHF 42.6 million, compared to a net loss of CHF 20.3 million in 2009. This turnaround was accomplished through accelerated migration towards becoming a "digital company" and significant cost reductions. All business segments were profitable in 2010.
This document provides an overview of the advertising industry in India. It discusses the history and growth of advertising, the major media types used (TV, print, radio, online), top advertising companies, and trends in the industry. The key points are:
- The Indian ad industry has grown significantly in recent decades and now includes TV, print, radio, and online advertising.
- Top media for ad spending are TV, print, and online/digital. TV advertising contributes the largest portion at around 40%.
- The industry has seen steady growth of 10-15% annually but faced a downturn in 2009. It is now recovering with increased political and sports advertising.
- Future trends include growing digital/online advertising
This document summarizes Heiko Hubertz's presentation at the NOAH Conference in San Francisco in June 2012. Some key points:
1. Bigpoint is a leading online gaming company in Europe, being the largest F2P company and having the largest active userbase.
2. The online gaming market is growing rapidly, with Bigpoint growing faster than overall market rates of 8% annually.
3. Bigpoint's business model focuses on maximizing revenue through understanding customers' willingness to pay and aligning demand.
4. Bigpoint aims to further grow through worldwide local representatives and partnerships to convert large numbers of TV viewers.
This document presents a direct marketing launch plan for a new online life insurance marketplace. It discusses the competitive landscape, key target audiences, and proposed multi-channel approach using television, radio, print, online and mobile advertising. The goal is to drive new customer acquisition through direct response advertising across multiple media.
This document presents a direct marketing launch plan for a new online life insurance marketplace. It discusses the competitive landscape, key target audiences, and proposed multi-channel approach using television, radio, print, online and mobile advertising. The goal is to drive new customer acquisition through direct response advertising across multiple media.
The document provides a launch plan for direct marketing of a new life insurance product. It outlines objectives to drive direct sales and create brand awareness. It analyzes the competitive landscape and identifies key target audiences. The plan recommends testing a cross-channel media approach over multiple phases, starting with search, digital and direct response TV campaigns to optimize performance. It includes proposed budgets, tactics, creative services, and pilot testing approaches for search and digital channels.
Telefónica is focused on delivering sustainable growth by capitalizing on opportunities in the telecom sector. The company aims to maintain its differential growth profile through geographical and business diversification. It is expanding broadband access both fixed and mobile to support increasing traffic demands, while improving its customer base quality. Telefónica is growing revenues from applications and new business areas to diversify beyond traditional connectivity services.
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For full set of presentations shared at the Media Business Forum 2009, please refer to the links below.
Social Conversations and Digital Review Q1 2011David Knockton
Now that Q1 2011 is all wrapped up, what are we learning about social media so far this year?
What are the early trends and where are the social conversations happening?
The document provides guidelines and recommendations for magazine advertising during an economic recession. It discusses how maintaining or increasing advertising spend during a downturn can help brands gain market share from competitors and position themselves strongly for future growth. Research shows that magazines are an effective advertising medium in a recession as they reach loyal, upmarket audiences and ads are trusted and seen as relevant by readers.
Quarterly Statistics on Media, Mobile, Social Media and AdvertisingEM3
The document provides a summary of marketing data and trends from various sources. Some key findings include:
- Online news audiences grew 17% in 2010 while other platforms declined, and online ad revenues are projected to surpass print newspapers for the first time.
- Television spending saw the best growth of major media at 10.3% in 2010. Radio spending was also up 7.6% led by national spot radio. Newspaper spending declined 3.5%.
- 23% of Americans said they would pay $5 per month for online access to their local newspaper. The top print media brands also lead in online traffic.
- A survey found B2B and B2C marketers now rely
This document discusses Nationale-Nederlanden's transformation to a multi-channel distribution model. It outlines trends driving changes in the Dutch insurance market, NN's retail challenges, and its strategy to address these through a "Click/Call/Face" concept. Key elements of NN's distribution transformation program include developing new internet, call center, salesforce, CRM and intermediary capabilities. The program has resulted in growth across all distribution channels and positive intermediary satisfaction. Next steps involve expanding multi-channel product offerings and further optimizing the distribution model.
The document provides guidelines and information for advertisers during an economic recession. It finds that maintaining advertising spend during a downturn can help brands (1) defend their values and brand-consumer relationship, (2) increase market share by outspending rivals, and (3) position themselves strongly for future growth when the economy recovers. The document also examines how consumer behavior changes during a recession and argues that magazines provide an effective advertising channel as readers actively engage with content and ads.
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This letter, written by Kellen Harkins, Course Director at Full Sail University, commends Anny Love's exemplary performance in the Video Sharing Platforms class. It highlights her dedication, willingness to challenge herself, and exceptional skills in production, editing, and marketing across various video platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
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Capital Markets Day 2011 Yulia Moskvitina
1. 2011 Capital Markets Day
New Advertising Sales Structure
Yulia Moskvitina
Chief Commercial Officer
2. Strong Track Record of Advertising Revenue Growth…
US$ mln 75.8
75 8 48.7
424.9
215.4
40.9
40 9
16.6
2005 2010 2005 2010 2008 2010
97% ad revenue growth 357% ad revenue growth 19% ad revenue growth
within 5 years since launch in 2005 since pre-crisis 2008
…by monetizing unique audiences which advertisers desire to reach
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3. Growing Market Shares Through Increasing Combined Power Ratio
1.5x
power ratio
1.2x
12 19%
power ratio Complimentary channels in portfolio
12% 13%
Strong brands of CTC Media channels
g
10%
Audience quality
Bundled sales
2004 2010 Ad options beyond classic spots
CTC M di "All 4 " A di
Media 4+" Audience Sh
Share Highly
Hi hl professional t d marketing and
f i l trade k ti d
National Ad Market Share promotion to advertisers
Power ratio = National TV advertising
market share/All 4+ audience share
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4. Stable Consumer Goods Client Base With Both Multi-National and Local Advertisers
Multi-
FY 20101
1 Food 26%
2 Cosmetics 19%
3 Other goods and services 13%
4 Pharmaceuticals and vitamins 10%
5 Appliances 7%
6 Telecoms 5%
7 Detergents
g 5%
8 Personal care products 5%
9 Beverages 4%
10 Beer 4%
11 Auto and finance 2%
100%
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5. Russian TV Advertising Sales Structure before 2011
Advertisers
d e se s
Advertising Agencies 2 major sales houses:
Media Sales Houses: Fast evolutionary
development of recently
emerged TV ad market in
Video International Gazprom-Media / Alkasar Russia
CTC Media:
National ad inventory was
sold by VI since 1999,
regional – since 2006
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6. Amendments to Advertising Law – A Challenge Turned into An Opportunity
November 2010 –
new agreement Quick d
Q i k and
July 2010 – with VI is signed decisive
decision on response to
internal regulation
sales house change led to
is made optimized sales
efficiency
Fall
F ll 2010 –
September start of
Spring 2010 2010 – negotiations with
– Booz&Co Everest Sales
was hi d
hired June-July
J J l is t bli h d
i established advertisers for
2010 – 2011
more clarity
about the
December 2009 – future
surviving the “first market
shock” structure
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7. New Deal with VI Ensures Continued Support from the Largest Player…
Main
M i services and
i d • C
Compensation i l d fi d and variable elements
ti includes fixed d i bl l t
– complex structure
consulting • Effective VI compensation of 10-12% of total
g
agreement reported Russian advertising sales (13% previously)
Direct sales • 12% gross sales commission (15% previously)
agreement for • Commission will be netted off from revenues
regional sales to • Revenues from direct VI sales will not exceed 4% of
our total Russian ad sales
local clients
… and is accretive in terms of reduced cost of sales
6
8. Advertising Sales Structure from 2011
Advertisers
Advertising Agencies
Internal Sales Houses: Media Sales Houses:
Everest Sales RTR-Media Gazprom-Media / Alkasar Video International
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9. Benefits of Internal Sales House
More control over
the sales process
Mastering Lower cost of
internal expertise
i t l ti sales as % of
l f
in direct sales revenues
Individual
Bundle sales with
approach to each
additional
client and
options, including
p , g
customized
non-FTA
offerings
Working directly
with advertisers
and media
agencies
8
10. 2011 Sales Structure: National & Regional Ad Sales to Moscow-Based Clients
Moscow-
CHANNELS
CLIENTS
Телеканалы -Advertisers
Ad ti
-Advertising agencies
Video International
Vid I t ti l
Up to 96% of Russian ad sales directly through Everest Sales
9
11. 2011 Sales Structure: Regional Ad Sales to Local Clients
CHANNELS’
Regional Stations
Телеканалы
Video International
Subsidiaries
Distribution of inventory between
Moscow-based and regional clients
Local sales
Sales directors of CTC
Signing deals with clients
Media regional stations
by VI local branches
1.Pre-sale
2.Control of the deals
3.Trade marketing g g
Regional sales to local
clients
Not more than 4% of Russian ad sales through Video International
10
12. What Gives Us Confidence in the Success of Our New Sales Structure?
Strong sales team
Established relations with major advertisers
We continue to build our sales capabilities
Incorporating best practices with the help of Booz&Co
Continued alliance with VI and benefitting from their expertise, IT
platform, back-office support and analytics
Three TV channels with complimentary audience profiles
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