This document discusses the challenges modern marketers face in managing data from dozens of different media sources and platforms. Specifically, it notes that over 55% of online ad spending in 2010 was not properly measured or optimized, potentially being wasted. It then outlines the complex, manual process currently required for marketers to collect, analyze, report on, and share data from various ad servers, analytics tools, and other sources - a process that takes multiple days each week. Finally, it introduces the concept of "Data 2.0", describing it as an open, automated system that provides a simple, centralized place to access updated data from any source in order to better optimize spending and predict effective media placements.
2. Today’s marketer has to deal with dozens of media sources.In 2010 more than 55% of online spend will not measure or optimized and potentially wasted.Source: eMarketer: http://www.emarketer.com/Report.aspx?code=emarketer_2000710
16. So, your whole joblife starts to look like this…manuallylogin to each source configure reportdownload or emailcut and paste into excelnormalize names, group adsbuild pivot tablecreate graphsdecide guess where to spend more
17. But wait, you aren’t done yet…manually (cont.)copy data and graphs to powerpoint write bullet points (positive spin)share with colleagueNow Monday & Tuesday have passed schedule & present to clientget sign off to take actionNow it’s Thursday, get ready to start again Monday!
18. You live in a world we callData 1.0siloedmanualcomplicatedrear-view mirrorlose the ROI of Now
19. you are probably spending:Monday & Tuesdayper clientCosting you time, money and opportunity
21. Data 2.0 PrinciplesOpen System: Aggregate data from anywhere, in any formatAutomated: Update your data every daySimple: Provide one place to see everything PredictHelp you optimize & predict winnersExtend:Plug into other programs via API’s
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