DIGITAL MARKETING HUB v2.0 - AdExchanger
DIGITAL MARKETING HUB v2.0 - AdExchanger
DIGITAL MARKETING HUB v2.0 - AdExchanger
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Digital Marketing Hub <strong>v2.0</strong><br />
BMO Capital Markets<br />
nisms. This has naturally resulted in innovation focused on the sell-side, such as the sell-side<br />
platforms and private exchanges, which are explored more below.<br />
Ad exchanges are increasingly offering online video and mobile advertising. For example,<br />
Google’s DoubleClick Ad Exchange offers ad inventory from YouTube and mobile ad<br />
network AdMob. This underscores how the business models profiled here are increasingly<br />
underpinning all IP advertising. Whether on a smartphone, tablet, PC or IP-connected television,<br />
the exchange model is increasingly spreading through more and more advertising.<br />
Exhibit 48. DoubleClick Ad Exchange Overview<br />
Source: Google<br />
Retargeting<br />
Retargeting isn’t new, however the term has risen to prominence in recent years. The<br />
basic “twist” of re-targeting is using data from users that showed intent signals to optimize<br />
targeting. This data used to re-engage the user could include simple site visitation, shopping<br />
cart abandonment, search keywords or data from, for example, an auto-comparison site. For<br />
the user, this has the effect of seeing an advertisement “follow” them around the web, as the<br />
re-targeter purchases ads from other networks and ad exchanges in order to deliver an ad for<br />
the product the user was shopping/searching/learning about based on an anonymous profile.<br />
By engaging users after they have shown intent, re-targeting (like search) is normally seen as<br />
bottom-half-of-the-funnel marketing.<br />
E-commerce-based re-targeting is well-established; more recently it has been the use of<br />
search query data that has garnered more attention. As it does in many conversations<br />
around digital marketing, Google is a key cog in the discussion due to its significant share in<br />
search engine usage. As multi-channel optimization gains traction, the company is increasingly<br />
at the center of the conversation around “unified” data from across various media and<br />
advertising channels. This marks a good moment to move onto the section business model.<br />
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