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There’s something scarier out there than Bigfoot and the Boogeyman combined – and that’s the myths many marketers believe about Streaming advertising. But much like a blurry snapshot of a mysterious creature, these misconceptions quickly fall apart upon closer investigation.

Join Tinuiti x Bliss Point Media’s Streaming expert, Elisa Westman, as she breaks down the five most common myths about Streaming advertising so your brand can make a more informed investment decision.

There’s something scarier out there than Bigfoot and the Boogeyman combined – and that’s the myths many marketers believe about Streaming advertising. But much like a blurry snapshot of a mysterious creature, these misconceptions quickly fall apart upon closer investigation.

Join Tinuiti x Bliss Point Media’s Streaming expert, Elisa Westman, as she breaks down the five most common myths about Streaming advertising so your brand can make a more informed investment decision.

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  1. 1. 5 Myths About Breaking Into the Streaming Space, Debunked
  2. 2. Today’s Logistics Katherine Bishop Marketing Coordinator Recording & slides will be in your inbox shortly after the session Download relevant resources Join our chat and submit questions for live Q&A Log back anytime with same link Join our poll questions - including if you want to talk to our teams after!
  3. 3. Some of Our Clients Our Recognition For Commerce Leaders of Today and the Future
  4. 4. WE’VE MASTERED THE MEDIA THAT MATTERS MOST Tinuiti is the largest independent performance marketing firm across Streaming TV and the Triopoly of Google, Facebook, Amazon. Employees Media managed Award-winning culture* $3B #1 1000+
  5. 5. Our Speakers ELISA WESTMAN Director, Client Strategy and Analytics
  6. 6. Agenda ● Common Feedback ● Debunking Myths ● Key Takeaways ● Q&A 6
  7. 7. Is Your Brand Currently Utilizing Streaming ads? ● Yes! ● No, but I’m considering it. ● No, I’m hesitant. POLL
  8. 8. Feedback We Hear About Streaming TV is hard to measure. Streaming advertising is expensive and out of my budget. I don’t have the resources for streaming advertising. Streaming is so new to me, and I don’t have the time to learn enough about it for it to be worth it. “ ”
  9. 9. Myth #1: CTV and OTT are the Same Thing. Breaking into the Streaming Space 9
  10. 10. Myth #1: CTV and OTT are the Same Thing. This one is more of a misconception than a myth: Connected TV (CTV) and Over-the-top (OTT) are not the same thing, and the terms should not be used interchangeably. OTT is another word for streaming content over the internet (vs. using a traditional cable box). CTV refers to the most popular device for watching streaming content—an internet-enabled television set.
  11. 11. Inventory Distinctions Pre-roll or mid-roll non-skippable inventory that falls into 30-60 min episodes. Can include a variety of content across an array of publishers. Content is watched on Connected TVs, Mobile devices, Computers, Tablets. Mostly 2 to 20-minute clips or highlights accessed via direct IO or programmatic pipes. Can span across publishers such as NBC or CBS or online sources like Allure or Washington Post. Content is watched primarily on clickable devices like Mobile devices, Computers, Tablets Similar in content to Short Form, however, the buys are typically orchestrated programmatically. Online video buys typically skew towards curated domain lists. Content is watched primarily on clickable devices like Mobile devices, Computers, Tablets. Full Episode Player (FEP) Online Video (OLV) Short Form
  12. 12. What is Streaming? Streaming refers to any media content delivered to devices via the internet and played back in real time. Streaming video inventory is categorized by TV shows, movies, and video content on websites.
  13. 13. Myth #2: Video is Hard to Track. Breaking into the Streaming Space 13
  14. 14. Myth #2: Video is Hard to Track. Unlike traditional digital platforms, linear television and streaming lack clickstream data (people don’t click on TV screens), which can make attribution more challenging. But that doesn’t mean it can’t be done. Streaming can actually be measured with direct attribution. Digital identifiers form a basis of household IDs that can be used to match served impressions to customer actions across the marketing funnel.
  15. 15. Our graph-based streaming measurement technology enables high-precision, 1:1 attribution across devices and throughout your marketing funnel. Streaming TVare Measured Using Direct Attribution
  16. 16. Digital Identifier Matching 1. When an ad is served, we log several digital identifiers about the impression’s destination. 2. Through automated data access, the Bliss Point attribution graph records the same types of digital identifiers for a client’s website or mobile users. 3. The Bliss Point platform watches for ‘matches’, indicating a household was served an ad and subsequently visited the client’s site, downloaded an app, etc. Site Visit Ad Served Graph Match 1 3 Ad Displayed on CTV Brand Search 2 Streaming is Measured Using Direct Attribution Digital identifiers form the basis of household IDs that can be used to match served impressions to customer actions. Bliss Point’s proprietary attribution graph enhances precision in cross-device and cross-network use cases.
  17. 17. Myth #3: Streaming Ads are Expensive. Breaking into the Streaming Space 17
  18. 18. Myth #3: Streaming Ads are Expensive. While it’s true that streaming TV has higher CPMs than e.g., social, display and search, we often see it back out to similar acquisition efficiencies compared to those channels. It can be optimized to reach the audience that is most interested in your product/services and is a “called upon” impression, meaning very few impressions are wasted. The best way to capture your audience in this space and keep prices reasonable is to find a partner that can: ● Measure performance ● Has long-standing publisher relationships ● Offers flexible buying options that focus on your business needs.
  19. 19. Sold at 100% clearance assumption; reserved for upfront advertisers, fluidity deals, and custom sponsorship executions. General Market and/or Guaranteed $25+ Guaranteed programmatic options leveraged for hyper audience targeting and fluidity deals. Programmatic Guaranteed Orders processed by execs at the networks through their respective ad servers. Publisher Direct Invite-only programmatic buys exclusive to Bliss Point advertisers with fixed rates. Private Marketplace (PMP) Real-time auctions of remnant inventory across hundreds of buyers and sellers. Open Marketplace CPMs $15–$25 CPMs $9–$11 CPMs $9–$15 CPMs $5–$15 CPMs Bliss Point’s Advantage in the Ad Buying Waterfall Our early entrance into the ecosystem has paved the way for opportunity throughout all levels of the inventory waterfall. We have particular advantage in the Publisher Direct and Private Marketplace spaces where impression surplus is available. Agency-wide endeavor deals are made at the guaranteed, publisher-direct, and PMP tiers, bundling inventory types and passing flexible buying options for our clients. Highest priority CPMs Lowest priority CPMs
  20. 20. CTV SaaS Platforms $12–$16 $6–$15 31% 13%-18% for fees in SEO/SEM Ads Manager. Self-serve model. ~$20 ~20% Expensive barrier to entry whose cost has consistently increased YoY. $15–$25 15–25% CPMs often include non-transparent display retargeting impressions. Self-serve model. Advanced machine learning. Dedicated account team. Lower commissions. Full data transparency. CPMs Fees 8–10% Industry-Leading Product, Performance Pricing Relative to other methods of buying similar media, Bliss Point offers exceptionally competitive total cost of utilization. Programmatic Display SEO/SEM
  21. 21. We strive to build these channels as ‘always-on’ and highly effective elements of your marketing mix. On average, brands who successfully test into these channels allocate at least ~$5M+ on an annual basis. 1-day results and analysis 1-week results and analysis 3—5 week lead time 3—5 week lead time Audio $75k—$100k 4—6 weeks 1-day results and analysis 4—12 week lead time* Linear Streaming $250k—$300k 4—6 weeks $150k—$200k 3—4 weeks Budget threshold Test duration Data feedback loop Timing for launch *Podcast sourcing and planning can take 1-3 months, dependent on content. Getting Campaigns Off the Ground
  22. 22. Myth #4: Streaming Audiences Aren’t Scalable. Breaking into the Streaming Space 22
  23. 23. Myth #4: Streaming Audiences Aren’t Scalable. According to a 2022 Statista report, 87% of all US households have a connected TV with 85% also subscribing to at least one streaming TV service. So while content may be fragmented, reaching mass households is not a problem. What’s exciting is the adoption of Ad-Supported Video On Demand (AVOD). More than half of households currently use an ad-supported platform (e.g. Pluto TV), and with Netflix having moved to ad-supported in November and Disney+ in early December we should see these platforms grow to give advertisers access to even larger audiences.
  24. 24. Ages 18+ For adults 18+, linear TV still takes up much of their viewing time. Streaming will continue to narrow the gap in the coming years. Source: The Nielsen Company, “Nielsen Total Audience Reports, Q2, 2013—2021” Ages 25-54 When narrowing in on adults aged 25-54, this trend accelerates. The latest projections highlight more adults tuning into streaming TV as linear viewership reduces over time. projected projected Video is a Growth Opportunity Weekly Time Spent Watching Live TV vs Streaming Video
  25. 25. Ad-free No ads with subscription fee Free with ads Free to stream, with ads in every show Tiered Ad-supported & paid options 37 % 38% 25% Streaming Viewer Makeup 81% Would rather access free, ad-supported streaming apps than subscribe to another paid service. 1 83% Wish that SVOD publishers offered an ad-supported option. 1 1: Source: Hub Entertainment Research ‘TV Advertising Fact vs. Fiction’, Dec 2021 by Subscribers / Monthly Active Users Ad-supported Streaming Video is Maturing Fast 164 million U.S. AVOD users by 2025 The share of streaming viewership once favored the ad-free behemoths. These publishers are more ready than ever to explore ad-supported offerings.
  26. 26. CONFIDENTIAL Case Study: Client Investments Month 1 Month 3 Month 5 Month 9 Month 18 Month 24 Initial Test Introduced 10 premium networks to gauge the channel’s effectiveness Budgets $70k/wk Invested meaningfully in successful properties and replicated audiences through similar network buys Scale to $100k/wk Expanded footprint through more news and genre-focused buys 300% Spend increase Heavier spend allocated to high reach, broad target networks Scale to $500k/wk Leveraged emerging properties, Hispanic audience networks, and short-form opportunities Surpass $1M/wk Secured hybrid non-secured + secured buys with scalable and top performing channels Property Investment CBSI $1,130,000 Hulu $1,080,000 NBC Entertainment $630,000 Hulu Drama $522,000 CBS Sports Network $310,000 IMG College $300,000 Telemundo $150,000 NFL Run of Site $140,000 Comcast $70,000 Hulu Reality $62,000 NBC Private Marketplace $60,000 $4.45M Process & Timeline Test $50k/wk distributed across seven premium publishers and cable properties Duration: Four weeks Hyper-Scale Develop new opportunities with emerging publishers and achieve significant investments on proven successful networks Apply learnings from the test and begin optimizing by audience, device, and creative, consistently ramping spend and expanding footprint Iterate
  27. 27. Myth #5: People Over the Age of 55 Don’t Use Streaming TV Services. Breaking into the Streaming Space 27
  28. 28. Myth #5: People Over the Age of 55 Don’t Use Streaming TV Services. It’s no surprise that with Streaming for the first time ever winning the share of time spent with TV, that the popularity among all age demographics has also grown. In the past year, Nielsen’s NPOWER report shows adults 50+ usage of Streaming increased by a third. We have also seen in reports by the Trade Desk that 56% of households 55+ have already cut the cord and 58% of adults 45-64 subscribe to at least one streaming service.
  29. 29. Pay TV Subscriptions by Age Group TV Audience Composition by Platform Percent share of 18+ audience by age group Linear TV Streaming Video 2015 2021 Percent of US adults who watch TV via cable or satellite at-home Source: Pew Research Center, “The share of Americans who receive TV via cable or satellite at home has fallen…March 2021” Source: Nielsen, “Nielsen Total Audience Report, Q4 2021” As of 2022, fewer than half of US households maintain a cable TV subscription while nearly ¾ of the US population now subscribe to at least one streaming service. The ‘cord-never’ population is climbing; as of 2021, 39% of adults have never owned a linear subscription. Of remaining cable subscribers, a large majority fall into the older age cohorts. The Landscape is Shifting
  30. 30. Networks partner with DMPs such as LiveRamp to target 1st party users and build out custom audience segments that resemble advertisers’ canonical customers. Several streaming properties have the capabilities to target or exclude specific DMAs. Some networks allow advertisers to go as granular as the ZIP code level. Behavioral and contextual targeting is available through 3rd party vendors like Oracle, Acxiom, and Experian for full-episode player & OLV content. Demo targeting through nearly all publishers is available by layering gender, age, and income combinations. Retargeting or audience suppression campaigns can run through programmatic buys by implementing a custom pixel on the advertiser’s site, most effectively leveraged on OLV media. Demo Targeting Typical CPM Premium: 10-25% Typical CPM Premium: 20-40% Typical CPM Premium: 25-50% Geo Targeting 3rd Party Targeting 1st Party & Lookalike Targeting Suppression & Retargeting Video & audio Video & audio Video & audio Video only Video only Target Your Audience Through Streaming Video and Audio
  31. 31. Key Takeaways 1. Streaming Video is a rapidly growing digital marketing channel with opportunities at every price level. 2. With our 1:1 impression matching we can accurately measure and attribute OTT media to performance. 3. We have the ability to optimize and target a brands core demographic using key levers and strategy across a variety of networks.
  32. 32. Schedule Your Consultation with a Streaming Expert
  33. 33. Q&A ELISA WESTMAN Director, Client Strategy and Analytics
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