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Developing a Native Advertising Product

Jack Krawczyk !@jackk!!February 27, 2013!Native Advertising Summit!

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How to Build Your Native Solution

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Become an Amateur Historian!

Evolve into an Amateur Economist!

Do No Harm!

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Audience The people who watch or listen to a

television or radio program.!

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Target Audience A specific group of people within the target market at which the marketing

message of a product is aimed at.!

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Advertising Paying for the right of a brand to disrupt

the user experience. !

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Native Advertising Paying for the right of a brand to become

a part of the user experience. !

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Advertising Used to be Pretty Easy

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US households!

average # of channels per home!

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1995

21%

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US households!

average # of channels per home!

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2011

13%

135 reach among

US households!

average # of channels per home!

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Audiences are Fragmenting

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Reach of #1 TV Show in US vs Total # of TV Stations

% reach # of commercial TV stations

Source: Nielsen, TVB

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Become an Amateur Historian!

Evolve into an Amateur Economist!

Do No Harm!

How to Build Your Native Solution

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Fragmenting audiences make advertising much

more expensive.

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The Economics Say So

Content!Producer! Studio! Network!

Brand!

Audience!

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Content!Producer! Studio! Network!

Brand!

Audience!With more channels, the cost of acquiring audiences increases.

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Content!Producer! Studio! Network!

Brand!

Audience!Higher audience acquisition cost puts pricing pressure on content.

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Content!Producer! Studio! Network!

Brand!

Audience!

GRP rates increase to offset audience & content costs.

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Content!Producer! Studio! Network!

Brand!

Audience!Audience fragmentation leaves content producers earning less…

…and brands paying more to reach their target audience.

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So Brands are Investing in Building Their Own

Audiences

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Content!Producer! Studio!

Audience!

Brand!

Network!

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Content!Producer! Studio!

Audience!

Brand!

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These brand-produced assets are becoming

increasingly portable.

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Content!Producer! Studio!

Audience!

Brand!

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Content!Producer! Studio!

Audience!

Brand!

Digital Properties!

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It’s the same content.

Just repurposed for its native consumption.

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Pandora -> Audio [stations]

Twitter -> Tweets Facebook -> Posts Pinterest -> Pins YouTube -> Videos [channels]

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Content!Producer! Studio!

Audience!

Brand!

Digital Properties!

This is where native advertising lives.

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Become an Amateur Historian!

Evolve into an Amateur Economist!

Do No Harm!

How to Build Your Native Solution

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Good User Experiences are Good Brand Experiences

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Longer Session Length

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Happy User!

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Longer Session Length

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Longer Brand Engagement!

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Transitive Property of Native Advertising…

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Happy User

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Longer Brand Engagement!

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Hold Native Ad Products to the Same Standards

as Core Products

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What is the main user behavior on Pandora?

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<- Branded Radio

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What are the main drivers analyzed for consumer

success?

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485,000+ Station

additions !

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519,000+ Hours of total

listening!

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96% Driven on

mobile!

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Don’t just build things because brands will pay

you for them.

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Metrics to Evaluate Your Native Ad Product

Retention!

Session!Length!

Latency!

Revenue!

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Do no harm.

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History + Economics - Harm =

Developing a Native Ad Product

Hit me up:! @jackk!


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