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2011 Interactive Ad IQ SurveyIAB Annual Leadership MeetingTuesday, March 1, 2011
Purpose of the Interactive Ad IQ Survey
Are we demonstrating and Interactive advertising
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garticulating the value of new ad platforms so that buyers feel comfortable buying?platforms and
technologies have advanced faster
feel comfortable buying?
Do we have an effective than our knowledge and skills.
method for identifying qualified talent and maintaining important and skills. maintaining important interactive advertising skills?
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Focus on articulating value of advertising platforms
75% of respondents
How comfortable are you ti l ti th l f
75% said that buyingand selling within
social media and mobileplatforms is importantarticulating the value of … platforms is important.
of these respondents were 1/4 not comfortablearticulating the value.1/4
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Focus on articulating value of advertising platforms
How comfortable are you articulating the value of …
Search Exchanges/DSPs Online Video
articulating the value of …
34% 34%g
19%of publishers expressed discomfort.
of marketers and agencies expressed discomfort.
of all respondents expressed discomfort.
50%important
85%important
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Key gaps in industry knowledge and skills35%
able
Yield Privacy standards
com
fort
a
30%
Discrepancy
Yield management
standards
Performance metrics
Not
p ymanagement
Voluntary t d d
Inventory optimization
25%
standards
0%…
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Important50% 60% 70%…0%
Using performance data
40%
Using performance data63% said this is important.
30%
35%
40%
20%
25%
fort
able
10%
15%
Not
com
f
0%
5%
Offline data suppliers Client sales data Ad effectiveness Server-side Syndicated audience
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studies web analytics measurement
Managing yield and optimizing inventory
Managing inventory yield56% said this is important.
Optimizing inventory64% said this is important.
30%
35%
40%
27%
28%
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20%
25%
30%
25%
26%
com
fort
ab
com
fort
ab
10%
15%
22%
23%
24%
Not
Not
0%
5%
Using yield management tools
Operationalizingyield management
practices
21%
22%
Optimizing content
Optimizing price
Using website analytics
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practices
Complying with standards
Voluntary IAB ad standards and guidelines61% said these are important.
Privacy principles64% said these are important.
40%
45%
50%
30%
35%
40%
lele
23% role in compliance
20%
25%
30%
35%
15%
20%
25%
com
fort
ab
com
fort
ab
5%
10%
15%
20%
5%
10%
15%
Not
Not
0%VPAID
(video player ad interface definitions)
VAST(video ad
survey template)
Network and exchange QA
guidelines
0%CLEAR ad notice Self–regulatory
principles foronline behavioral
advertising
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definitions) template) advertising
Managing constraints and clearing discrepancies
35%
25%
30%
ble
15%
20%
Sell-side
Buy-side com
fort
ab
5%
10%Not
0%Managing
constraintsComparing
census to samplesResolving
discrepancies
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There were 642 respondents
Research, other13% C-level
executive (CXO) 1 3
Less than 1 year 14%
Publishers60%
Marketers, agencies
27%
(CXO)11%
Vice president
24%
Manageror staff
32%
1–3 years 15%
3–5 years
More than 10 years 28%
Director33%
22%5–10 years 31%
E titi Titl R l E i
31% 50–250 employees
19% 1,001–9,999 employees
Entities Title or Role Experience
13% 1–49 employees
19% 251–1,000 employees
17% 10,000+ employees
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1 49 employees 251 1,000 employees 10,000 employees
Respondents want training
Approx. Staff/Mgr.More than65%say there are not CXO
VP
Director
60%More than
enough trainingoptions. 40% 50% 60% 70%
CXO60%want more
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VP
Director
Staff/Mgr.training for
themselves 55%Only
45% 50% 55% 60% 65%
CXOor their colleagues.
have enough time for training.
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IAB’s commitment
Improve industry skills:Develop training
Priority 1
Improve industry skills:► Performance metrics► Inventory optimization► Yield management► Voluntary ad standards
p gBetter articulate the value:► Social media► Mobile► Video ► Voluntary ad standards
► Privacy standards► Discrepancy resolution
► Video► Search (sell-side)► Exchanges/DSPs (buy-side)
Establish industry knowledge certifications
► Determine how certifications can help hiring managers Priority 2 p g gidentify and qualify candidates for certain roles
► Design certification offerings to accompany key training programs
Priority 2
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How did your company stack up? For details …
Learn more about the survey at:
iab.net/AdIQGet in touch with Michael Theodore [email protected] for more information.• To get a customized briefingTo get a customized briefing• To learn how to get your people trained• To have more of your team test their skills
with the Interactive AdIQ Survey
Scan the code with a mobile device.
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