Jason Kelly's Data Love Presentation @ Next 11 Conference

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DATA LOVE: NEXT 11 Conference

@jlkelly

What Can the Media Business Learn from the Airline Industry?

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Today’s Discussion

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Data Driven Advertising

Airline Industry as a Guide

How Are Publishers Reacting?

The only SSP run by publishing veterans

Founded in 2007

More than 400 premium publisher clients

45 billion transactions per month

More than 100 team members worldwide

Offices in NYC, London, SF, Berlin & Toronto

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About Us

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Serving The World’s Top Publishers

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What Can the Airline Industry Teach Us?

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Transition From Virgin to Time to Admeld

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Does Anyone Remember Having to CALL One of These?

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To Get One of These …

Revenue Management Emerges/Evolves

DeregulationDeregulation

American Airlines Launches Super Savers

American Airlines Launches Super Savers

Distribution Models Change with OTAsDistribution Models Change with OTAs

Other Industries Begin AdoptingOther Industries Begin Adopting

Quantum Leap in Computing Capability

Quantum Leap in Computing Capability

Low Fare Carriers Emerge

Low Fare Carriers Emerge

1970 1980 1990 2000 2011

Commercial Airline Timeline

Multiple Approaches to Managing Revenue

Class

Y

M

Q

B

V

Seats SoldLoad Factor

Total RevenueAverage Fare

Average Fare

$420

$360

$230

$180

$120

Load Factor

Emphasis

0

13

14

55

68

150

75%

$ 25,960

$ 173

Yield Emphasis

20

23

22

30

15

110

55%

$ 28,940

$ 263

Revenue Emphasis

17

23

19

37

40

136

68%

$ 31,250

$ 230

Assume a flight leg of 2,100 kilometers; capacity = 200 seats

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Airlines (Publishers) Secondary Channels Clients (Buyers)

Technology (Capability) Investment improved direct relationships with

clients

This Industry has Evolved into Relevant Strong Direct and Secondary Distribution Channels

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Direct Distribution Channel(s)

OTAs emerge:

Expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz, Priceline, Etc.

Rapid consumer Adoption

Airlines react with investment in people

& technology

Airlines take back control of multiple demand channels

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Airline Distribution Evolution

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Direct Distribution Channel(s)

OTAs emerge:

Expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz, Priceline, Etc.

Rapid consumer Adoption

Airlines react with investment in people

& technology

Airlines take back control of multiple demand channels

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Media Distribution Evolution

Ad NetworksEmerge

Ad NetworksEmerge

Rapid advertiser adoption

Rapid advertiser adoption

Publishers react with investment

Publishers react with investment

Publishers manage both direct & indirect

channels

Publishers manage both direct & indirect

channels

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Premium publishers can either evolve to meet the changing needs of advertisers, or play passive defense and let competitors grab market share.”

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How the Acceptance of RTB Developed in The U.S.

End 2009: Skepticism

Q2 2010: Open to change

Q3 2010: Acceptance

Q4 2010: Start of private exchange

Q1 2011: RTB Hits the Maintream (Prioritized Bidding, High Valuable User)

$353

$823

US RTB Spends To Double in 2011

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Forrester: US Exchange Spend 2010-2011

$1,416m

$733m

$380$592

2010 2011

RTB

Non-RTB

$353

$823 $380

$592

$0

$200

$400

$600

$800

$1,000

$1,200

$1,400

$1,600

2010 2011

Non-RTB

RTB

$733

$1,416

US

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Jan-10 Jan-110%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

RTBTags

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Global Spend on the Admeld Platform

RTB 54%RTB 15%

Tags 85%

Tags 46%

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Buy Side vs. Sell Side?

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What Are Publishers Doing to Respond?

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Publishers Take Action

Designed for publishers with 30M+ unique users An exclusive marketplace with direct access to buyers,

more granular analytics

A brand-safe environment for your advertisers Deeper control over every impression

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Private Exchange Solutions Emerge

Launched Feb 2011Launched Nov 2010

Launched Jan 2011Launched Feb 2011

Launching May 2011

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Same Opportunity here in Germany

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If you don’t like change, you’re going to like irrelevance even less.”

General Eric ShineskiRetired Chief of Staff, U.S. Army

Thank You

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Jason Kelly

@jlkelly jkelly@admeld.com