The internet in today’s Russia: key facts and figures
Internet users vs total population by country
Russian internet self-identification: RUNET
Audiences growth per device
Internet penetration in Russia by age
Internet penetration in Russia by region
Multi-device and multi-screens
Devices Russians use to access the internet
Time online
Russia’s Mobile Market
Mobile activities
Mobile Data and Device Metrics in Russia
Mobile ad Spending in Russia
Russia’s Advertising Market
What will the Russia’s ad market look like?
Most popular type of online advertising
Growth in segments of the digital market
Expected in Russian Ad Market
Russian E-commerce Market
Online shoppers in Russia (% of population)
e-Commerce market in Russia
Cross-border e-Commerce
Cross-border trade in Russia (import)
Parcels sent from online stores outside Russia
Distribution of local and cross-border markets by product categories
Russian spending in foreign online stores by country
Cost of purchases in foreign online stores
Yandex№1 in Russia
Yandex's audience in Russia
Yandex’s presence outside Russia
Yandex is far more than a search engine
Yandex reach and popularity
The document provides an overview of the Russian internet market, noting that Russia has over 59 million internet users with the majority using Russian search engines and social networks like Yandex and VKontakte, and that contextual advertising is the dominant form of online advertising in Russia, with Yandex Direct being the largest platform.
Russia has a large and growing internet audience, with over 142 million people and internet penetration rates increasing year-over-year. Yandex is the largest player in the Russian internet market, with over 57 million monthly users. E-commerce is also growing rapidly in Russia, increasing over 30% annually and reaching $15 billion in sales in 2013. However, many Russian consumers also shop cross-border due to concerns about domestic online shopping such as payment security and delivery issues. Yandex.Market aims to address these concerns by providing an easy and secure platform for Russians to purchase from international sellers, in order to expand the e-commerce opportunities for foreign businesses in Russia.
This document summarizes the mobile apps market in Russia in 2018. It provides information on population size and smartphone penetration rates. Russia has the 9th largest population globally at 146 million people, and a smartphone penetration rate of 58.7%, lower than the global average. Android is the dominant mobile OS in Russia. In 2018, Russia had the 5th highest number of app downloads globally at 4.82 billion, up 12% from 2017. Popular Russian apps include VK, OK, Sberbank Online, and Yandex apps. The document also outlines key mobile usage trends, top apps, and legal/quality considerations for the Russian app market.
Media selling agency Roden-Media has been operating in Internet advertising market since 2008. We specialize in selling advertising in top business and informational sites of our partners.
2014: Wikimart and the Russian Ecommerce HighlightsWikimart
The document discusses the Russian ecommerce market from 2014 to 2017. It notes that the market has doubled in size over the last 5 years and is one of the largest in Europe. However, most online retailers only operate in major cities like Moscow, leaving growth opportunities in other regions. The document predicts that from 2014-2017 the market will consolidate further and new players like financial investors will enter as retailers focus on efficiency amid economic challenges. It forecasts the market growing to $27 billion by 2017, led by categories like electronics, high-margin goods, and cross-border sales.
A short version of our legendary report about e-commerce in Russia. Specially designed for international players to get an understand of this fast-growing market, its opportunities, and its challenges. (EWDN.COM)
The document provides an overview of the Russian internet market, noting that Russia has over 59 million internet users with the majority using Russian search engines and social networks like Yandex and VKontakte, and that contextual advertising is the dominant form of online advertising in Russia, with Yandex Direct being the largest platform.
Russia has a large and growing internet audience, with over 142 million people and internet penetration rates increasing year-over-year. Yandex is the largest player in the Russian internet market, with over 57 million monthly users. E-commerce is also growing rapidly in Russia, increasing over 30% annually and reaching $15 billion in sales in 2013. However, many Russian consumers also shop cross-border due to concerns about domestic online shopping such as payment security and delivery issues. Yandex.Market aims to address these concerns by providing an easy and secure platform for Russians to purchase from international sellers, in order to expand the e-commerce opportunities for foreign businesses in Russia.
This document summarizes the mobile apps market in Russia in 2018. It provides information on population size and smartphone penetration rates. Russia has the 9th largest population globally at 146 million people, and a smartphone penetration rate of 58.7%, lower than the global average. Android is the dominant mobile OS in Russia. In 2018, Russia had the 5th highest number of app downloads globally at 4.82 billion, up 12% from 2017. Popular Russian apps include VK, OK, Sberbank Online, and Yandex apps. The document also outlines key mobile usage trends, top apps, and legal/quality considerations for the Russian app market.
Media selling agency Roden-Media has been operating in Internet advertising market since 2008. We specialize in selling advertising in top business and informational sites of our partners.
2014: Wikimart and the Russian Ecommerce HighlightsWikimart
The document discusses the Russian ecommerce market from 2014 to 2017. It notes that the market has doubled in size over the last 5 years and is one of the largest in Europe. However, most online retailers only operate in major cities like Moscow, leaving growth opportunities in other regions. The document predicts that from 2014-2017 the market will consolidate further and new players like financial investors will enter as retailers focus on efficiency amid economic challenges. It forecasts the market growing to $27 billion by 2017, led by categories like electronics, high-margin goods, and cross-border sales.
A short version of our legendary report about e-commerce in Russia. Specially designed for international players to get an understand of this fast-growing market, its opportunities, and its challenges. (EWDN.COM)
Russian eCommerce Market Overview and TrendsPreston Carey
This document provides an overview of the e-commerce market in Russia. It notes that Russia has a large territory and population, with internet penetration growing rapidly outside of major cities. The e-commerce market in Russia was estimated at 245 billion rubles in 2011 and is growing 17% annually. Popular online shopping categories include clothes, shoes, books, and consumer electronics. Younger consumers and those in large cities tend to shop more online. Payment methods include advance payment for 33% of online purchases. The document also describes Yandex's e-commerce services that can help merchants succeed in the Russian online retail market.
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Todo lo que necesitas saber en materia de procesos y regulaciones para expandir los negocios hacia otras regiones. Veremos casos de éxito: el caso Rusia y Brasil, con tres referentes del sector eCommerce. Material de apoyo utilizado en la plenaria por ARTEM SOKOLOV PRESIDENT RUSSIAN ONLINE RETAIL ASSOCIATION
The e-commerce market in Russia saw slow growth in 2014-2015 due to economic crisis and currency fluctuations. Total e-commerce sales reached $21.4 billion in 2014, with domestic sales growing 3% and cross-border sales increasing more rapidly at 50% annually. Mobile commerce is an emerging trend, accounting for 10% of online purchases. Key drivers for future growth include expanding internet access, convenience of online shopping, and the potential of new product categories like groceries. International retailers may find opportunities through acquisitions as the competitive landscape changes.
State of the Web in 2016 - Mary MeekerOliver Grave
The document outlines Mary Meeker's presentation on global internet trends in 2016. It discusses trends around global internet users slowing to 9% annual growth, with India seeing accelerated growth of 40% annually. It also notes slowing growth in global smartphone users and unit shipments. Additional topics covered include global economic growth slowing, commodity price declines signaling weaker global growth, and China's massive capital investment driving growth in emerging Asia to replace North America, Europe and Japan as the primary engines of global economic expansion.
This document provides an overview of Yandex, the largest internet company in Russia. It details Yandex's dominance in the Russian search market with 61.9% market share. It also outlines Yandex's leading position in the Russian online advertising market with 57% share. Furthermore, the document discusses Yandex's expansion beyond search through other products and services like maps, taxi, online payments and classifieds, which have made Yandex one of the top 10 most visited websites in Russia. The document emphasizes Yandex's local focus and understanding of the Russian/CIS markets through locally relevant content and services.
This slideshow is a short-public version of (2015) Moldavian Online Market analysis, conducted yearly by VivaKi Moldova group for internal use and our clients.
Vietnam internet user’s behaviour 2016 is collect and report base on the reliable source of information in which I would like to summary some useful data providing for my marketing planning.
- Russia has one of the largest internet markets in Europe, with 67% of the population connected and up to 80 million monthly users.
- The domestic e-commerce market in Russia grew 26% in rubles but fell 22% in USD in 2015, totaling 651 billion rubles (about $10.5 billion).
- Cross-border sales to Russia from other countries increased significantly between 2013-2015, totaling approximately $1.3 billion, $2.2 billion, and $3.4 billion respectively.
- AliExpress became the top e-commerce site in Russia, overtaking eBay, driven by growth in packages sent to Russia, reaching over 1 million on peak days.
Russian Internet Market and Yandex OverviewPreston Carey
A detailed overview of the Russian internet market and Yandex's position within that market. Also contains details on Yandex's advertising product offerings.
The main Media Market Trends & News we would like to share with you in this issue are the following:
Changes of the organizational structure of Publicis One Ukraine
o Launch of the international digital performance marketing agency in Ukraine – Performics
Brief TV Market overview
o Language quotas on Ukrainian TV
Digital Market overview featuring recent launches and new Advertising possibilities
o Facebook has a new type of video ad meant to get people shopping
o Video effective results data appear in Adwords
OOH, Print & Radio shown growth vs 2016
E-commerce Berlin Expo 2017 - Trends and digital advertising opportunities in...E-Commerce Berlin EXPO
Dominik Johnson Director Key Account Development Yandex
Russia is Europe's largest internet market, and its home grown search engine Yandex is the market leader, making it an essential channel for any organization wishing to reach a Russian audience. Dominik Johnson will cover key topics including successful strategies in Russia and rules to follow. Dominik will share insights and he will show you trends in several important segments which will help you to define your cross boarder strategy to grow.
Yandex search queries related to Education abroad
• Category Growth:
o Desktop
o Mobile
• Category Growth:
o Higher education
o Secondary Education
o Language learning
o MBA
• Most queries per City in Russia
• Top performing ads
• Focus on Regions
Learning languages abroad
• YoY growth
• Most popular languages and fastest growing
• Most popular destinations
• Who is searching for Learning languages abroad in Yandex?
MBA abroad
• YoY growth
• Most popular countries
• MBA in The UK
• MBA in Germany
• Who is searching for MBA abroad in Yandex?
Secondary education abroad
• YoY growth
• Most popular countries
• Secondary education in The UK
• Secondary education in Germany
• Secondary education in Italy
• Secondary education in France
• Who is searching for Secondary education abroad in Yandex?
Higher education abroad
• YoY growth
• Most popular countries
• Higher education in The UK
• Higher education in Germany
• Higher education in Italy
• Higher education in France
• Who is searching for Higher education abroad in Yandex?
Education by countries
• Education in The UK
• Top academical destinations in The UK
• Education in Germany
• Education in Italy
China's GDP growth slowed to 6.9% in 2015, the lowest rate since 1990. Consumer confidence remains stable in China despite the economic slowdown. Total advertising expenditure in China reached RMB 456 billion in 2015 but growth is slowing, with internet advertising expected to account for 50% of total ad spending by 2016 with a 21% increase. Digital media consumption in China continues to rise across all age groups and cities while traditional media declines. Mobile internet penetration reached over 50% of the population in 2015 with mobile internet users growing 11% year-over-year.
The main Media Market Trends & News we would like to share with you in this issue are the following:
Brief TV Market overview
o Results of the Pay TV Conference in Ukraine 2017
Digital Market overview featuring recent changes and new Advertising possibilities
o Facebook has pulled Instant Articles off Messenger
o VK.com still popular among Ukrainian audience
OOH & Radio shown growth vs 2016
o IKNR updated OOH average price estimation by format/city from September 2017
Global Trends and Forecasts
The document summarizes media advertising market trends in Ukraine for 2016 and provides forecasts for 2017. Some key points:
- TV commercial advertising increased 36% in 2016 and is forecast to rise another 35% in 2017. However, one expert said the forecast may be too optimistic given political and economic uncertainties.
- The share of sponsorship in TV advertising significantly increased in 2016, especially for beer brands where sponsorship budgets increased over 2.5 times due to restrictions on beer commercials.
- Online video consumption continued growing rapidly in 2016, with mobile video viewing up over 4 hours per week, while traditional TV viewing declined by 2.5 hours. However, TV still accounts for around half of total video consumption in Ukraine.
China, the new driving force of the Russian e-commerce - Henni Adrien EWDNEast-West Digital News
China has become a major driving force in the growth of Russian e-commerce. Chinese companies, especially AliExpress, have seen huge increases in traffic and package deliveries to Russia in recent years. AliExpress overtook eBay as the top e-commerce site in Russia, with over 1 million packages delivered to Russia on some peak days in late 2014. Overall, the Chinese share of the cross-border e-commerce market to Russia was estimated to be around 70% in 2014. The presentation provides an overview of the Russian e-commerce market and opportunities for Chinese companies to expand into Russia through platforms like AliExpress, as well as marketing and consulting services.
China-to-Russia e-commerce: Key facts and figures, by Adrien Henni (EWDN)East-West Digital News
China has become a major driving force in the growth of Russian e-commerce. In 2014, an estimated $2.5 billion worth of goods were shipped from China to Russia, making up around 70% of total cross-border e-commerce sales to Russia. The Chinese platform AliExpress has become the most popular e-commerce site in Russia, overtaking eBay, with over 10 million monthly users in Russia by mid-2014. Overall, the Russian domestic e-commerce market grew by 30% in 2014 to $25 billion, and is forecast to reach $50 billion by 2020. The presentation discusses opportunities for Chinese companies to expand into the Russian e-commerce market.
Yandex and Russian Digital Advertising Market OverviewPreston Carey
- Yandex is the #1 search engine in Russia with over 60% market share and is bigger than any TV channel. It has over 350,000 advertisers and 53% share of the online advertising market.
- Contextual advertising is the most popular type of online advertising in Russia. Search engines are the primary tool Russians use to research purchases online, with 56% using Yandex.
- Yandex offers various advertising opportunities on its search results pages, portal sites, Yandex.Market comparison shopping site, and through its Yandex.Metrica web analytics tool.
Over 15 million people in Poland, representing 73% of monthly active users, return to Facebook daily. More than 11 million people in Poland access Facebook every month. Approximately 15 million people in Poland use the internet, and 64% of internet users in Poland access Facebook monthly. Mobile devices are changing how people connect with digital media like Facebook, and people now spend more time with digital and mobile media like smartphones than with television. Both mobile phone and smartphone users in Poland are projected to continue growing through 2020. Digital advertising spending is also expected to continue shifting to mobile and growing substantially through 2020 in Central and Eastern Europe countries like Poland.
The document discusses communications trends in Russia, including:
1. Increased digitalization and internet usage across Russia, especially among older age groups, though national TV remains the main media channel.
2. Emergence of online video and social networks as popular platforms in Russia. Yandex is a leading search and information company with various popular online properties.
3. Declining trust in media and perception that much coverage of events like Ukraine is negative and subjective rather than balanced. The government also influences media coverage and agenda setting.
4. Communications and PR industries in Russia are developing, with various associations and companies emerging, though the field is still younger than in Western countries. Technologies are changing the functions of PR.
Russian eCommerce Market Overview and TrendsPreston Carey
This document provides an overview of the e-commerce market in Russia. It notes that Russia has a large territory and population, with internet penetration growing rapidly outside of major cities. The e-commerce market in Russia was estimated at 245 billion rubles in 2011 and is growing 17% annually. Popular online shopping categories include clothes, shoes, books, and consumer electronics. Younger consumers and those in large cities tend to shop more online. Payment methods include advance payment for 33% of online purchases. The document also describes Yandex's e-commerce services that can help merchants succeed in the Russian online retail market.
GLOBAL DIGITAL COMMERCE: CÓMO HACER CROSSBORDER ECOMMERCE EN ASIA Y AMÉRICA L...Marcos Pueyrredon
Todo lo que necesitas saber en materia de procesos y regulaciones para expandir los negocios hacia otras regiones. Veremos casos de éxito: el caso Rusia y Brasil, con tres referentes del sector eCommerce. Material de apoyo utilizado en la plenaria por ARTEM SOKOLOV PRESIDENT RUSSIAN ONLINE RETAIL ASSOCIATION
The e-commerce market in Russia saw slow growth in 2014-2015 due to economic crisis and currency fluctuations. Total e-commerce sales reached $21.4 billion in 2014, with domestic sales growing 3% and cross-border sales increasing more rapidly at 50% annually. Mobile commerce is an emerging trend, accounting for 10% of online purchases. Key drivers for future growth include expanding internet access, convenience of online shopping, and the potential of new product categories like groceries. International retailers may find opportunities through acquisitions as the competitive landscape changes.
State of the Web in 2016 - Mary MeekerOliver Grave
The document outlines Mary Meeker's presentation on global internet trends in 2016. It discusses trends around global internet users slowing to 9% annual growth, with India seeing accelerated growth of 40% annually. It also notes slowing growth in global smartphone users and unit shipments. Additional topics covered include global economic growth slowing, commodity price declines signaling weaker global growth, and China's massive capital investment driving growth in emerging Asia to replace North America, Europe and Japan as the primary engines of global economic expansion.
This document provides an overview of Yandex, the largest internet company in Russia. It details Yandex's dominance in the Russian search market with 61.9% market share. It also outlines Yandex's leading position in the Russian online advertising market with 57% share. Furthermore, the document discusses Yandex's expansion beyond search through other products and services like maps, taxi, online payments and classifieds, which have made Yandex one of the top 10 most visited websites in Russia. The document emphasizes Yandex's local focus and understanding of the Russian/CIS markets through locally relevant content and services.
This slideshow is a short-public version of (2015) Moldavian Online Market analysis, conducted yearly by VivaKi Moldova group for internal use and our clients.
Vietnam internet user’s behaviour 2016 is collect and report base on the reliable source of information in which I would like to summary some useful data providing for my marketing planning.
- Russia has one of the largest internet markets in Europe, with 67% of the population connected and up to 80 million monthly users.
- The domestic e-commerce market in Russia grew 26% in rubles but fell 22% in USD in 2015, totaling 651 billion rubles (about $10.5 billion).
- Cross-border sales to Russia from other countries increased significantly between 2013-2015, totaling approximately $1.3 billion, $2.2 billion, and $3.4 billion respectively.
- AliExpress became the top e-commerce site in Russia, overtaking eBay, driven by growth in packages sent to Russia, reaching over 1 million on peak days.
Russian Internet Market and Yandex OverviewPreston Carey
A detailed overview of the Russian internet market and Yandex's position within that market. Also contains details on Yandex's advertising product offerings.
The main Media Market Trends & News we would like to share with you in this issue are the following:
Changes of the organizational structure of Publicis One Ukraine
o Launch of the international digital performance marketing agency in Ukraine – Performics
Brief TV Market overview
o Language quotas on Ukrainian TV
Digital Market overview featuring recent launches and new Advertising possibilities
o Facebook has a new type of video ad meant to get people shopping
o Video effective results data appear in Adwords
OOH, Print & Radio shown growth vs 2016
E-commerce Berlin Expo 2017 - Trends and digital advertising opportunities in...E-Commerce Berlin EXPO
Dominik Johnson Director Key Account Development Yandex
Russia is Europe's largest internet market, and its home grown search engine Yandex is the market leader, making it an essential channel for any organization wishing to reach a Russian audience. Dominik Johnson will cover key topics including successful strategies in Russia and rules to follow. Dominik will share insights and he will show you trends in several important segments which will help you to define your cross boarder strategy to grow.
Yandex search queries related to Education abroad
• Category Growth:
o Desktop
o Mobile
• Category Growth:
o Higher education
o Secondary Education
o Language learning
o MBA
• Most queries per City in Russia
• Top performing ads
• Focus on Regions
Learning languages abroad
• YoY growth
• Most popular languages and fastest growing
• Most popular destinations
• Who is searching for Learning languages abroad in Yandex?
MBA abroad
• YoY growth
• Most popular countries
• MBA in The UK
• MBA in Germany
• Who is searching for MBA abroad in Yandex?
Secondary education abroad
• YoY growth
• Most popular countries
• Secondary education in The UK
• Secondary education in Germany
• Secondary education in Italy
• Secondary education in France
• Who is searching for Secondary education abroad in Yandex?
Higher education abroad
• YoY growth
• Most popular countries
• Higher education in The UK
• Higher education in Germany
• Higher education in Italy
• Higher education in France
• Who is searching for Higher education abroad in Yandex?
Education by countries
• Education in The UK
• Top academical destinations in The UK
• Education in Germany
• Education in Italy
China's GDP growth slowed to 6.9% in 2015, the lowest rate since 1990. Consumer confidence remains stable in China despite the economic slowdown. Total advertising expenditure in China reached RMB 456 billion in 2015 but growth is slowing, with internet advertising expected to account for 50% of total ad spending by 2016 with a 21% increase. Digital media consumption in China continues to rise across all age groups and cities while traditional media declines. Mobile internet penetration reached over 50% of the population in 2015 with mobile internet users growing 11% year-over-year.
The main Media Market Trends & News we would like to share with you in this issue are the following:
Brief TV Market overview
o Results of the Pay TV Conference in Ukraine 2017
Digital Market overview featuring recent changes and new Advertising possibilities
o Facebook has pulled Instant Articles off Messenger
o VK.com still popular among Ukrainian audience
OOH & Radio shown growth vs 2016
o IKNR updated OOH average price estimation by format/city from September 2017
Global Trends and Forecasts
The document summarizes media advertising market trends in Ukraine for 2016 and provides forecasts for 2017. Some key points:
- TV commercial advertising increased 36% in 2016 and is forecast to rise another 35% in 2017. However, one expert said the forecast may be too optimistic given political and economic uncertainties.
- The share of sponsorship in TV advertising significantly increased in 2016, especially for beer brands where sponsorship budgets increased over 2.5 times due to restrictions on beer commercials.
- Online video consumption continued growing rapidly in 2016, with mobile video viewing up over 4 hours per week, while traditional TV viewing declined by 2.5 hours. However, TV still accounts for around half of total video consumption in Ukraine.
China, the new driving force of the Russian e-commerce - Henni Adrien EWDNEast-West Digital News
China has become a major driving force in the growth of Russian e-commerce. Chinese companies, especially AliExpress, have seen huge increases in traffic and package deliveries to Russia in recent years. AliExpress overtook eBay as the top e-commerce site in Russia, with over 1 million packages delivered to Russia on some peak days in late 2014. Overall, the Chinese share of the cross-border e-commerce market to Russia was estimated to be around 70% in 2014. The presentation provides an overview of the Russian e-commerce market and opportunities for Chinese companies to expand into Russia through platforms like AliExpress, as well as marketing and consulting services.
China-to-Russia e-commerce: Key facts and figures, by Adrien Henni (EWDN)East-West Digital News
China has become a major driving force in the growth of Russian e-commerce. In 2014, an estimated $2.5 billion worth of goods were shipped from China to Russia, making up around 70% of total cross-border e-commerce sales to Russia. The Chinese platform AliExpress has become the most popular e-commerce site in Russia, overtaking eBay, with over 10 million monthly users in Russia by mid-2014. Overall, the Russian domestic e-commerce market grew by 30% in 2014 to $25 billion, and is forecast to reach $50 billion by 2020. The presentation discusses opportunities for Chinese companies to expand into the Russian e-commerce market.
Yandex and Russian Digital Advertising Market OverviewPreston Carey
- Yandex is the #1 search engine in Russia with over 60% market share and is bigger than any TV channel. It has over 350,000 advertisers and 53% share of the online advertising market.
- Contextual advertising is the most popular type of online advertising in Russia. Search engines are the primary tool Russians use to research purchases online, with 56% using Yandex.
- Yandex offers various advertising opportunities on its search results pages, portal sites, Yandex.Market comparison shopping site, and through its Yandex.Metrica web analytics tool.
Over 15 million people in Poland, representing 73% of monthly active users, return to Facebook daily. More than 11 million people in Poland access Facebook every month. Approximately 15 million people in Poland use the internet, and 64% of internet users in Poland access Facebook monthly. Mobile devices are changing how people connect with digital media like Facebook, and people now spend more time with digital and mobile media like smartphones than with television. Both mobile phone and smartphone users in Poland are projected to continue growing through 2020. Digital advertising spending is also expected to continue shifting to mobile and growing substantially through 2020 in Central and Eastern Europe countries like Poland.
The document discusses communications trends in Russia, including:
1. Increased digitalization and internet usage across Russia, especially among older age groups, though national TV remains the main media channel.
2. Emergence of online video and social networks as popular platforms in Russia. Yandex is a leading search and information company with various popular online properties.
3. Declining trust in media and perception that much coverage of events like Ukraine is negative and subjective rather than balanced. The government also influences media coverage and agenda setting.
4. Communications and PR industries in Russia are developing, with various associations and companies emerging, though the field is still younger than in Western countries. Technologies are changing the functions of PR.
In this research that is based on data from TNS Kantar and Factum Group we are looking and present-day trends in online video consumption in Ukraine and globally. What is the real volume of video consumption, how it changed compared to 2018, what are the specifics of the industry in Ukraine and what advertisers should keep in mind in order to conduct successful video campaigns? All these and many other questions in regards to video advertising are touched upon in our study.
This document provides a summary of the Razom Digital Digest No1 from December 2017. It discusses key trends in digital media consumption in Ukraine, including the growth of mobile and video. The digest notes that the digital audience is not homogeneous and consists of different generations with varying media habits. Younger audiences primarily use mobile devices and prefer apps like social media and messengers. The document also highlights opportunities for brands in new digital formats like video, chatbots, and voice assistants.
The main Media Market Trends & News we would like to share with you in this issue are the following:
Publicis One in Ukraine launches Blue 449 agency
Brief TV Market overview
o Why stopped supplying telemetry data from the occupied Donbass
Digital Market overview featuring recent changes and new Advertising possibilities
o Facebook Messenger ads are launched in Ukraine
o Google introduces Consumer Patterns to amplify data-driven marketing
OOH & Radio shown growth vs 2016
The main numbers, statistics and trend analysis of Runet (russian segment of the Internet), which describe its fundamental features, concerning Digital Marketing field.
This document provides an overview of digital marketing in Russia. It discusses key figures related to internet penetration and usage in Russia. Social media usage is prominent, with Russians spending over 10 hours per month on social networks. The top networks mentioned are VK, Facebook, and Odnoklassniki. Mobile internet access is growing rapidly in Russia, with over 40% of internet traffic now coming from mobile devices. The document also outlines strategies and considerations for digital marketing approaches in Russia.
The e-commerce market in Russia reached $8 billion in 2010, accounting for 1.6% of total retail sales. Moscow and St. Petersburg account for 60% of e-commerce volume despite only 30% of internet users. E-commerce is more developed in the capitals due to higher incomes, more internet experience, and better infrastructure compared to regions. The top product categories purchased online are tickets and electronics. The market is forecast to grow 145% in the next 5 years to $18.5 billion, driven primarily by growth in regions as internet access and experience expand.
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6. Source: Internet World Stats, Europe, June 2017
Internet users vs total population
by country, millions
143
81
66 65
80
60
46
39
17
44
Russia Germany UK France Turkey Italy Spain Poland Netherlands Ukraine
6
population, million
internet users, %
76
8794
89
70 87 87
73
95 52
7. Source: Web Index, Russia 0+, April– September 2017 Monthly reach
20
40
60
80
04.2015-09.2015 08.2015-01.2016 12.2015-05.2016 04.2016-09.2016 02.2017-09.2017
The internet as a whole
Mobile
Mobile users only
Russian internet self-identification: RUNET
+2 %
+9 %
+24%
per year
per year
per year
08.2016-01.2017
8. Mobile audiences
are growing
the fastest
Smartphone Desktop Smart TV
10%
52%
57%
Source: Web Index, Russia 0+, April – September 2017 Monthly reach
-5%
+9%
+11%
9. 5%
5% 6%
9%
14%
18%
25%
32%
39%
45%
50%
53%
57%
60%
9%
10%
14% 15%
22%
27%
33%
41%
48%
54%
59%
63% 64%
67%
12%
15%
19% 20%
26%
32%
38%
45%
51%
57%
62%
66%
69% 70%
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
daily audience
weekly audience
monthly audience
Internet penetration, % of overall population of Russia 18+
3 in 4 Russians are already active internet users
70.4 million
daily audience
81.8 million
monthly audience
Source: FOM, October 2017
10. Source: Mediascope, Web Index, May – October 2017 Monthly Reach
Internet penetration in Russia by age
93% 96% 94%
88%
64%
52%
12-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64
12. Source: FOM, Internet in Russia, Age 18+, May 2017
Internet penetration in Russia by region
Caucasus
70%
71%
Centre
Volga
67%
NorthWest
78%
71%
Urals
Siberia
69%
Far East
67%
13. Multi-device and multi-screens
2007
51% users at work and 72%
users at home
share a computer with someone else
1,5+ people 1 device 1 person
1 person uses 2-3
devices on average
14 unique users
2017
Source: TNS Web Index, Moscow, 12+, Monthly reach, growth from Dec ’07–Feb ’08 to Dec ’06–Feb ’07, among Russian internet users, 100k+, 12+ years old, Monthly reach, Dec ’07 – Feb ’08, %
internet users at work/home TNS Web Index, Russia 100k+, 12+, Monthly reach, %, Dec ’15 – Feb ’16, growth from Dec ’15 – Feb ’16 to Dec ’14 - Feb ’15, average number of device types for internet
access per user, Dec ’15 – Feb ’16, and Jan – Mar ’2017 for 0+
14. Source: Mediascope, Web Index, September 2016 – September 2017
Smartphone Tablet Smart TV
by Device, (% of Monthly Reach, aged 0+)
Devices Russians use to access the internet
Desktop, laptop
57% 35% 22% 10%52% 51% 19% 14%
2016 2017
17. Mobile audiences
are growing
the fastest
Smartphone Desktop Smart TV
10%
52%
57%
Source: Web Index, Russia 0+, April – September 2017 Monthly reach
-5%
+9%
+11%
18. Source: GlobalWebIndex, Q3&Q4 2016. Based on a survey of internet users aged 16-64. Figures represent percentage of the total population.
Mobile activities
social media
apps
43%
watching
videos on
mobile
67%
playing
games on
mobile
45%
mobile location-
based search
37%
mobile
banking
26%
19. 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
93,691,688,8
85,180,2
74,1
66,9
45,3
34,4
Source: Statista, Smartphone users in Russia 2015-2021
Expected number of smartphone
owners, in millions
By 2021, 76% of Russians will own a smartphone
20. Source: Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI): Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast Update, Russia, 2015-2020, 2016
Mobile Data and Device Metrics in Russia
Smartphones
in use
Mobile Internet
users
21.
4M
34.
8M
Connected
tablets in use
116.2M
186.
2M 53
%
63
%
2015 2015 20152020 2020 2020
21. Source: eMarketer, March 2017
120
75
53
32 32 21 15
200
130
88
50
27 22 20
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Mobile ad Spending in Russia rising faster than
worldwide
Mobile ad spending in %
Worldwide
Russia
22. Source: eMarketer, March 2017
10
30
41
47
53
60
66
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Mobile ad spend in Russia
113
259
488
732
929
1134
1360
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Mobile internet ad spending in Russia,
in % of total digital ad spending
Mobile internet ad spending,
in millions $
24. What will the Russia’s ad market look like?
-
100,000
200,000
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Volume of ad market segments over time, billions RUR
Source: ZenithOptimedia, November 2017
TV
Internet
Outdoor
Press
Radio
Other
25. Source: ZenithOptimedia, December 2016
41%
33%
20%
6% 0% 0%
5%
42%
11%
4%
1%
38%
Press TV Outdoor Radio Cinema/Indoor Internet
Radical shifts in Russian advertising market 2000-
2017
2000
2017
26. 150.9 bln
rubles
136.0 bln
rubles
Source: RACA, IAB Russia, March 2017
15.1 bln
rubles
19.7 bln
rubles
38.3 bln
rubles
Russia’s advertising market 2016
4%
5%
11%
38%
42%
Radio
Press
Outdoor
Internet
TV
360bln
rub
TOTAL
27. +6 %
-16 %
+6 %
+21 %
+10 %
Source: RACA, IAB Russia, March 2017
Internet is the growth driver of the advertising
market
compared
to 2015
TV
Internet
Outdoor
Press
Radio %
It grew by
21
28. +2%
-10%
+9 %
+23%
+12%
Source: RACA, IAB Russia, November 2017
Internet is the growth driver of the advertising
market
Compared to Jan
– Sep 2016
TV
Internet
Outdoor
Press
Radio %
It grew by
23
January – September 2017
29. Source: RACA, IAB Russia, November 2017
Russia’s advertising market 2017:
Revenue of online ad. reached TV for the first time
115-116 bln
rubles
Radio
Press
Outdoor
Internet
TV
287bln
rub
Jan–Sep
2017
116-117 bln
rubles
10.5 bln
rubles
12.6 bln
rubles
31.3 bln
rubles
30. Paid search is the
most popular type of
online advertising
Source: ZenithOptimedia, March 2017
2008 2016
23 %
42 %
77 %
58 %
Search
Banners
31. FY2015 FY2016
6,6
5,6 21,2
19,1
49,5
36,6
58,750,7
Classified
Video
Banners (CPM)
CPx
Search
Source: IAB Russian Ad Market, FY2016
Includes revenue from sites and technology sellers without VAT
Growth in all segments of the digital market
Performance tools are the lion’s share of
advertisers’ investments
+16%
+35%
+11%
+19%
25108.2 B
136.0 B
Performance
+29%
Branding
+13%
Russian digital advertising market
(billions of rubles)
32. Formation of unified
ad markets by format
Unified planning,
purchasing, and
management
of ad placements
independent
of delivery method
Continuously increasing
number of activities
linked with
real sales KPIs
Integration
of online and online
data and behavior
What will be expected in Russian Ad Market
34. Source: eMarketer, March 2017
Online shoppers in Russia (% of population)
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
32,531,630,729,828,8
27,4
25
35. 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017F
1 150
920
760713
544
Billions of RUB
e-Commerce market in Russia
Source: AICT, July 2017
+31%
+7%
+21%
498
1H2017407
1H2016
+22%
36. Cross-border
e-Commerce
H1 2017
Source: AICT, July 2017
Cross-border e-Commerce
Market, GMV, 1H2017
$1.97bblnn
+34% YoY
152mln
Number of parcels from cross-
border stores,1H2017
+49% YoY
37. 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017F
420
301,8
219,2208,6
134
Cross-border trade in Russia (import)
Source: AICT, Russian Post, July 2017
+55.2%
+5.1%
+37%
Billions of RUB
178
1H2017
133
1H2016
+34%
38. 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017F
400
135
78
35
Parcels sent from online stores outside Russia
Source : AICT, Russian Post, July 2017
+122%
+73%
+73%
Billions of parcels
233
152
1H2017
102
1H2016
+49%
39. 11%
Household electronics
Clothing
Shoes
Automotive parts & acc.
Cosmetics
Home and garden
Other
3%Sports goods
5%
6%
7%
13 %
25 %
32%
Most popular product categories for
cross-border shopping:
Source: TNS, 2016, Yandex.Market, 2016, AICT, July 2017
Low price
Unique products
Wide assortment
Discounts
Better quality
Fast delivery
0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8
For fun 6%
7%
9%
21%
32%
34%
73%
Reasons for cross-border
purchases:
Cross-border e-Commerce, 1H2017
40. (basedonamountspent)
Miscellaneous
Distribution of local and cross-border markets by product
categories (based on amount spent)
35%
28%
22%
2%
3%
5%
2%1%1%
Local market 13%
32%
25%
11%
7% 6%
3%
3%
Cross-border
market
Accessories and gifts
Pet supplies
Office equipment
Construction materials
Decorations
Food and beverages
Books
Other
Source: AICT, July 2017
20%
Household appliances and
electronics
32%
Clothing
and footwear
26%
Automotive parts and
accessories
2%
Perfumes
and cosmetics
3%
Household items
5%
Sporting goods
2%
Food
1%
Jewellery
1%
Miscellaneous
11%
Household
appliances
and electronics
32%
Sporting goods
3%
Clothing
25%
Footwear
13%
Automotive parts and
accessories
7%
Perfumes
and cosmetics
6% 3%
Household goods
41. Russian spending in foreign online stores by
country
Source: AICT, July 2017
90%
2%
4%
4%
Distribution
of parcels
by country
USA
2%
EU
4%
Other
4%
China
90%
52%
12%
23%
13%
Distribution of Russian
spending by country
China
52%
USA
12%
EU
23%
Other
13%
42. Cost of purchases in foreign online stores
Source: AICT, July 2017
65%
21%
11%
3%
1%0%
Less than
€22
64.7%
€22 - €50
20.8%
€50 - €150
10.5%
€150 - €500
2.7%
€500 - €1000
0.9%
More than
€1000
0,4%
90 MLN
OVER
TRANSACTIONS
49. TV listings #1Music #1
Yandex is far more than a search engine
News #1
Search #1
Mail #2
Maps #1 Weather #2 Traffic #1
50. more than just a
search engine
Flights
SEARCH PORTAL BUSINESS UNITS EXPERIMENTS
Browser Realty Travels Trains Parking Traffic Health
Maps Navi Transport Metro
Zen Launcher Turkey YDF
Kinopoisk Afisha Music TV Program
Disk Mail Auto.ru Jobs
Search Ad Tech Taxi Market
51. Yandex home page most popular digital resource in
Russian internet
Top5 sites in Russian Internet, audience in million users, daily average
6,400
4,000
4,800
6,300
8,100
9,600
8,600
8,200
6,700
5,900
4,700
7,700
6,200
5,700
4,100
Yandex
Google
Vkontakte
Youtube
Mail.ru
desktop only desktop + mobile mobile only
Source: Mediascope Web Index, Russia 700k+, July 2017, aged 12-64, Monthly Reach, millions of users. Google data w/o Google.Play, Yandex
data w/o Yandex. Store
52. Yandex draws huge daily audiences on desktop and
mobile alike
Top5, Cities 700k+ // Comparison of Desktop and Mobile Audiences
20.8
20.4
19.4
19.0
18.9
Yandex
Google
VK
Youtube.com
Mail.ru
% of
population
Monthly Reach, in million
79,3
77,8
73,8
72,4
71,9 7.5
8.8
10.3
11.9
12.4
Youtube
Mail.Ru
Google
VK
Yandex 47,4
Average Daily Reach, in million % of
population
45,4
39,2
33,7
28,6
Source: Mediascope Web Index, Russia 700k+, April 2017, aged 12-64, Monthly Reach, millions of users. Google data w/o Google.Play,
Yandex data w/o Yandex. Store
54. Gazprom
Media
Source: Yandex, Gazprom Bank, 2017
Yandex generates more ad revenue than
the biggest Russian media holding with the
most popular TV channel
Yandex in Comparison
60.9bn
RUR
76.2
bn
RUR
Yandex
55. Size of Russian advertising
market in 2016
Yandex advertising
revenue in 2016
Source: RACA,2016 Yandex official financial reporting
for 2016
136 76 60
Yandex: #1 advertising partner in Russia
Yandex’s share of
digital advertising
market
Billion RUB Billion RUB
%
56. Yandex reach and popularity allows for effective
advertising KPIs and campaign planning
Yandex
(31 projects) desktop
Monthly reach
People, thousands 50 102.2
% of population 48.6%
Monthly frequency Avg. number of pages per person 191.3
Average weekly reach
People, thousands 41 802.9
% of population 40.5%
Average weekly frequency Avg. number of pages per person 51.5
Average daily reach
People, thousands 26 256.3
% of population 25.5%
Average daily frequency Avg. number of pages per person 11.8
48.6% of the
population
reached by Yandex
desktop projects
every month
Source: Mediascope Web Index, October 2017. Russia 0+, aged 12-64, excluding mobile devices
57. Yandex reach and popularity allows for effective
advertising KPIs and campaign planning
55.9% of the
population
reached by Yandex
mobile projects
every month
Source: Mediascope Web Index, October 2017. Russia 0+, aged 12-64, excluding desktop devices
Yandex, Mobile
Total
Mobile
Web
Mobile
App
Mobile
Monthly reach
People,
thousands 14 674,0 11 308,1 10 753,6
% of population 55,9% 43,1% 41,0%
Average weekly reach
People,
thousands 11 500,1 8 107,3 7 798,8
% of population 43,8% 30,9% 29,7%
Average daily reach
People,
thousands 6 039,4 3 518,2 3 600,4
% of population 23,0% 13,4% 13,7%
Days reached Avg. Number of
days per person 11,2 8,4 9,1
59. Thank you!
Mr. Constantin Starchikov
Business Solutions Manager.
Yandex (Russia and CIS) /
Webcertain Group Ltd
+44 (0) 203 239 5383
constantin.starchikov@webcertain.com