The $70 billion
television advertising business is poised for a change. Following the
path of desktop, social and mobile ads, the television industry is
beginning to flirt with programmatic technologies [1].
In a nutshell,
programmatic advertising means buying advertising space and placing
ads via an auction procedure. OONA – the cool Entertainment &
Messaging platform which offers more than TV & OTT, is set up to provide AVOD
(advertising-based video on demand) and premium options for 185 million Indonesians, and
is on course with its goal for delivering exciting high quality
series, films, educational broadcasts, documentaries, international
and national news, motor programs, cookery specials, combat, celebrity news and live
sports specials, over hundreds of channels, to other parts of Asia,
Africa, South America, the Middle East, the US and Europe. OONA
focuses on user experience for competitive advantage, so naturally,
it is geared towards programmatic advertising. This employs various
parameters including viewers' historical data and advanced algorithms
for the purpose of calculating real time bids for each advert that is
placed by channel owners and content holders. The purchasing
transactions are immediate.
OONA offers a strong
revolutionary business model to channels and content holders via its
OTT monetization methods. Programmatic advertising is a highly
successful advertising option on the OONA platform. It effortlessly
streamlines the process of ad buying via the use of automated
data-driven technology. There are three platforms involved in this
type of marketing automation: 1. DMPs (data management platforms)
which analyze and collect the users' information to drive specific
targeting. 2. SSPs (supply-side platforms) which maintain the
publishers' ad inventory, and 3. DSPs (demand-side platforms) which
provide ad purchases on the open market [2]. OONA's advertising
options include: 1. A programmatic advertising video (30 seconds),
CMP and CPC revenue; 2. Programmatic display advertising (30
seconds), CMP and CPC revenue; 3. Programmatic advertising
short-video (pre-roll 6 seconds); and 4. Pay per view
micro-transactions.
What is So Advantageous about
Programmatic Advertising?
Programmatic marketing
empowers channel and content owners so they can target specific
audiences. This can cover various demographic segments including
location, social standing, gender, age and interests. Moreover, ads
can be limited to certain frequencies and specific times in the day
to coincide with target markets, such as in between live sports
specials. With this method, channel and content owners are only
paying for hugely effective adverts, delivered at the right time to
the right people.
The bottom line is that
programmatic advertising increases efficiency and saves money - two
very valuable advantages. By opting for automation, it puts human
beings out of the equation, and buying ads becomes less expensive and
more dependable. Also, very importantly, program channels and content
holders are able to optimize their KPIs (key performance indicators),
and attain a deeper insight into the behavior of consumers [2].
The Rock and Roll
Future of Programmatic Advertising
There are a number of
exciting predictions: 1. Purchases of programmatic advertising will
skyrocket, and ultimately, purchasing will surpass conventional,
manual ad purchasing. Furthermore, industry experts predict that
leading up to 2020: “programmatic advertising will drive 100% of
advertising purchases. Organizations not championing automation will
fall behind those that do"[2]. 2. Traction will be gained in the
field of DCO (dynamic creative optimization), the cutting-edge
display advertising which delivers automatic multi-variate testing,
namely, algorithms which interpret results and ascertain how to
deliver advertisements for the most optimal performance. 3. There
will be more header bidding [2] such as that offered by the OONA
platform. This empowers channels and content owners with a high tech
method so they are able to offer inventory to multiple advertising
exchanges at the same time. 4. Personalisation will become more
intelligent. When channels and content owners are able to laser focus
their programmatic ads to individual viewers, then they can leverage
strategies including explicit demographics and geo-locations [2].
References
[1]. Blattburg, Eric
(2013). “WTF is Programmatic TV Advertising?” Digiday UK.
https://digiday.com/media/wtf-programmatic-tv-advertising/
Accessed 12 Dec. 2017.
[2]. Kloefkorn, Sheila
(2017). “Trends In Programmatic Advertising To Watch This Year.”
Forbes. Retrieved
from:https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesagencycouncil/2017/05/16/trends-in-programmatic-advertising-to-watch-this-year/#781cb7cf7f11
Accessed 12 Dec. 2017.
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