The document discusses the need for responsive advertising strategies that can adapt to different screens and contexts. It notes that mobile usage is surpassing desktop, and users are multi-tasking across multiple screens. The concept of "responsive web design" is presented as a solution that was launched in 2010 to make websites render well on different devices. The document advocates for "stretch" and "swap" approaches for ads that can adapt content or switch creatives depending on the environment. It argues that bundled, cross-screen advertising will benefit marketers by simplifying buying and blurring budget divisions. Case studies show higher engagement and conversion from responsive ad approaches.
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23. Today
Responsive CMS
CRM
offers Cookies
Clarity of Cloud
Direction Convergence
Costs
For all Compatibility
Screens Connected
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24. Advertising- Is there a problem?
Separate Organizations
Different Ad Servers?
Separate Selling?
Different Technologies
(Flash vs. HTML5)
Different standards?
Different priorities?
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40. STRETCH
One-Ad-Fits-All
Adapts to the Situation
HTML5 Creative
Build Once
Dynamic Creative
Optimized Quality
Single Ad Serving
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47. Yin & Yang of Ad Media
Reboot 2010 ( Digital 2 =>)
ResponsiveAds (Real Time
Isnt all about Monetization
Lets Make OneAd
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48. Benefits of Bundled Media
In a recent report (10/20/2012) by Madison & Wall: Mobile Advertising; The
Benefits of Bundles Pivotal Research stated that
To date, mobile ad networks, most prominently including Millennial Media have been
among the primary beneficiaries of the rise of mobile advertising.
.However, in the medium-term, most of the advantages which enable ad networks
to capture a large share of the mobile advertising market are diminishing
substantially.
.Facebook and Google are uniquely able to blur the lines of marketers' budget-
setting efforts which normally consider mobile and non-mobile to be distinct
aspects of a digital budget by creating effective bundles of advertising inventory
which cuts across devices.
..We note that such bundling (some would call it "silo-busting") is beginning to occur
for other digital media.
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49. Benefits of Bundled Media
In a recent report (10/20/2012) by Madison & Wall: Mobile Advertising; The
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lines of the marketers budget
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aspects of a digital budget by creating effective bundles of advertising inventory
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which cuts across devices.
to occur
..We note that such bundling (some would call it "silo-busting") is beginning to occur
for other digital media.
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55. "Local advertisers' get confused when we try
to sell HTML5 and mobile ads, but when they
see STRETCH - I WANT THAT"
- Jonathan Melville, Times-Herald, Newnan, Ga.
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