Mobile apps have overtaken browsing on the desktop Web, and consumers are spending nearly two times more time in mobile apps than on the Web. It’s now critical for marketers to have relevant metrics on the branding impact of their mobile in-app marketing campaigns. Learn about Nielsen’s solutions for quick and cost-effective mobile brand advertising effectiveness measurement and optimization to help advertisers maximize their mobile ROI and understand how to best take advantage of this growing medium.
Presenter: Jeff Smith, svp, solution marketing and account activation, Nielsen
Mobile has a huge $ opportunity relative to time spentInternet (excl mobile) advertising reached $30B in USA in 2011 per IAB. Mobile advertising reached $1.6B per IAB. $20B opportunity calculated assuming internet and mobile ad spend share equal their respective time spend share. Time spend and ad spend share data eMarketer, 12/11. Internet and mobile ad dollar spent amount per IAB.Print includes newspaper and magazine.
Metrics remain a problem
Our vision for measurement at Nielsen is consistent across all screens
A big part of that is mobile has unique tech challenges that make measurement difficultThere is no mobile cookie
UDID has been around from the very beginning of Android devicesIFA was only released with iOS6We evaluated several of the methods of identifying devices including device fingerprinting and IP address, and these are the ones we are the best for our purposes due to the accuracy (can accurately identify unique devices) and sensitivity around privacy (i.e. can be deleted or turned off). There are a lot of unique IDs out there, but these are the standard ones used by Google and Apple, which represent over 85% of the marketFor the market to support this on a scalable manner, app providers need to build their apps so they can support UDID and IFA. In addition, they have to be able to pass this information to market research companies such as Nielsen so we can use it to inform advertising effectiveness metrics.
Our approach to measurement is the same for mobile and onlineFor online, we use the mobile equivalent of a cookie – unique IDs that we’ve vetted for accuracy to provide granular exposure informationAndroid – Unique Device ID (UDID)Apple – Identifier for Advertisers (IFA)