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D IG ITA L A DVE R T I S I N G
Any form of paid brand message that appears in the digital environment. There are many different ways ads are shown
to people through all the different screens we have available: desktop, mobile, tablet, connected TV and digital out of
home (OOH)*
AD TYPES
• Search ads are ads that come up when you search with a
certain phrase or keyword. They are typically the first few ads
SEARCH/LISTINGS that come up after you search for something, but they can also
be at the bottom of the page depending on the circumstance.
N ATIV E • Native ads are ads that fit the look and feel of the page.
Buying/Payment Models
• In this method, if the CPM is • In a cost per click scenario, • This is best used for
$4.50, it means the advertiser it’s measured in terms of what campaigns where the main
is paying $4.50 per thousand was delivered from an goal of the campaign is to
impressions. impression perspective, how drive a sale on the website or
many clicked on an ad and to get a sign-up or lead. In this
how efficient it was for you to scenario, success is
• Ability to select the best
serve those impressions or determined by the actual sign-
performing sites and
eyeballs to people and how ups/leads/sales campaign
placements as the campaign
many clicked on it. has generated.
runs
• It can be measured in terms
of clicks and click through rate • Measured in terms of delivery • Suited for transaction/sign-up
(CTR) & cost efficiency based campaigns
• Measured in terms of sign-ups
achieved, cost efficiency
Digital Media Essentials
Learn the basics of digital advertising, the
ecosystem, definitions relevant to the landscape,
and the different types of data.
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MEDIA PLANNING
The art and science of placing ads for products
or services.
AD AGENCIES
A service-based business dedicated to creating,
planning, and handling advertising for their clients.
They are generally independent from the advertiser
and provides an outside point to the group.
IDENTIFY
DEFINE DEVELOP AN
OBJECTIVES AND
CAMPAIGN OPTIMIZATION
KPIS PRIOR TO
PARAMETERS STRATEGY
LAUNCH
Ask yourself what the goal of the For example, where would you like this At this stage, start to also think about
campaign is. From there, you can campaign to run and for how long? Do how often you want to optimize and
choose a Key Performance Indicator or you want people to see your ads 3x what levers you want to start pulling.
KPI to correlate with your objective. every 12 hours? Or more? Think through
these types of questions in your initial
set up so that you can ensure you are
meeting your goals and objectives.
Digital Media Essentials
Learn the basics of digital advertising, the
ecosystem, definitions relevant to the landscape,
and the different types of data.
3 PRIMARY OBJECTIVES
of a Digital Advertising Initiative
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EXAMPLES OF
CAMPAIGN KPIs
CLICK-THROUGH
RATE (CTR)
A calculation of how many people have seen your ads
then clicked on it.
EFFECTIVE COST
PER CLICK (eCPC)
Measures the efficiency behind your budget and
the volume of clicks your campaign is garnering.
COMPLETION RATE
Completion rate is specific to video. This is an
excellent measurement for engagement
CONVERSIONS
Dives a bit deeper than simple clicks and are a
great lower-funnel metric to track if your
campaign is focused on driving efficient
consumer action as opposed to simply building
awareness
Digital Media Essentials
Learn the basics of digital advertising, the
ecosystem, definitions relevant to the landscape,
and the different types of data.
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Digital Media Essentials
Learn the basics of digital advertising, the
ecosystem, definitions relevant to the landscape,
and the different types of data.
Digital Channels
Sound, sight, and Pure play and Increasing in Provides The most Channel most likely
motion to attract terrestrial popularity as opportunity to prominent to capitalize on
a user’s attention radio brands look for build, connect digital channel consumers closet
streaming more ways to and engage to performing the
Industry shifting Ability to create requested action
online push content to with
from TV spots to custom or rich
consumers consumers
digital video to media units Critical interception
align with user for added and capturing
behaviors engagement consumers looking
for your brand
Digital Media Essentials
Learn the basics of digital advertising, the
ecosystem, definitions relevant to the landscape,
and the different types of data.
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PROGRAMMATIC ADVERTISIN G
1 PROGRAMMATIC
A broad term representing automated
technology infrastructure that enables
media buying.
2 RTB
Stands for Real-Time Bidding and is one of
many media buying methods.
3 EXCHANGE
A digital marketplace that enables
advertisers and publishers to buy and sell
ad inventory.
4 SSP
Supply Side Platform. A selling platform that
provides yield management capabilities to
publishers, enabling them to sell their inventory
via exchanges.
5 DSP
Demand-Side Platform. A buying platform that
enables advertisers to buy inventory from
exchanges while integrating audience data via
RTB.
Digital Media Essentials
Learn the basics of digital advertising, the
ecosystem, definitions relevant to the landscape,
and the different types of data.
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PROGRAMMATIC ADVERTISIN G
6 TRADING DESK
A combined effort of computer
automation/bidding and human touch.
DMP
7
Data Management Platform. A unifying data
platform that collects, organizes, and activates
first- and third-party audience data from
multiple sources.
PROGRA MMATIC VS
TRADITIONAL
PROGRAMMATIC TRADITIONAL
Sellers Buyers
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Digital Media Essentials
Learn the basics of digital advertising, the
ecosystem, definitions relevant to the landscape,
and the different types of data.
OPEN MARKETPLACE
PRIVATE MARKETPLACE
AUCTION WITH
SELECT PUBLISHERS UNRESERVED PRICE FLOORS SELECT BUYERS
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BENEFITS OF PMPs
AUTOMATION
ANALYTICS
Inventory such as publisher’s homepage or packages
that are not available through the open marketplace
TARGETING
Access to high impact units
REAL TIME
Expand audience from a previous campaign
Digital Media Essentials
Learn the basics of digital advertising, the
ecosystem, definitions relevant to the landscape,
and the different types of data.
NOTES
DATA TYPES
FIRST-PARTY DATA
Data that is owned by the brand or by you. It’s
data you have gathered about your customers.
SECOND-PARTY DATA
Data that users aren’t giving you directly but
that you are obtaining through a direct
relationship with another entity.
THIRD-PARTY DATA
Data owned from the other web properties or
offline data. It is collected via third-party DMPs
and sold to publishers by data companies.
RUN OF An upper funnel tactic used to increase reach and target a broad
audience.
NETWORK
RETARGETING Reach online users who have visited your site or clicked on your ad.
Target a website with content that matches specific topics — ads can
CONTEXTUAL appear on sites that may or may not index as target topic.
Target specific mobile apps to target people while they browse via
MOBILE APPS mobile phones and/or tablet devices.
Reach audiences that look like audiences that have already converted
LOOK-A-LIKE on your campaigns.
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