The document discusses the future of media in the digital age. It outlines how digital consulting company DearMedia helps clients navigate opportunities in digital and social media. The rise of mobile devices and platforms is transforming traditional media consumption, as audiences now watch TV and engage with content in nonlinear ways. Building strong communities and connections with audiences will be important for media brands in this new landscape.
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Fibep - The Future of Media in the Digital Age
1. The Future of Media
in the digital age
FIBEP, May 10, 2012, Brussels
jo@dearmedia.be
@jcaudron
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2. • a digital consulting company
• founded in 2009 by Jo Caudron
• our mission is to help you finding a
new balance between the certainties
of your traditional business and the
opportunities of innovations in
(digital) media
• our scope is everything in the digital
space, with focus on social, mobile,
tablets, location, connected TV,
new radio, ...
• We work for large European clients
@jcaudron
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3. Our Field of Activities
Mobile & Tablets
Online Media Social Media
Connected TV
Impact on traditional communication, media, business, ...
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4. Our Services
Presentations,
Custom Social Media Social Media
Trainings &
Consulting FireStarter KickStarter
Workshops
Public and in-house A variety of consulting The proven A pragmatic, fast and
presentations, and advisory services, methodology to efficient way to
trainings or tailored to the specific thoroughly prepare kickstart social media
workshops. needs of our clients. any organization for strategy in your
social media: company.
Topics: Range: • strategy
• social media • strategy development Format: a limited set
• fixing the media development • concepts and of strategy and
• mobile and tablets • concept translation architecture concept workshops,
• entrepreneurship • RFP assistance and • processes and aimed at rapidly
vendor selection workflow orienting our clients.
• boardroom advice • team formation
• business case • trainings, coaching
development • tools, monitoring, ...
• change management
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5. Available Now
www.MediaMorgen.com
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7. To get this started...
• Who is using? • Who is using?
- Twitter - an iPhone
- Facebook, Google+, ... - an Android
- LinkedIn - a Blackberry
- Pinterest, Path, ... - a Nokia, Samsung, Sony
- Email Ericsson, ...
- LBS - a tablet (iPad, Android, ...)
- Augmented Reality
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8. A short history of everything (in media)
Analogue Digital
Connected (internet) Social
Everything is getting mobile
And the mobile eco-system will go to the living room very soon ...
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Radio
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TV
Print
Billboards
From ...
DM
Social Media
Marketing & Communication
Sales
The sky is the limit...
Service & Support
HR
... to
IT
Social Business
PR & External Commun.
R&D & Enterprise 2.0
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23. The end of traditional media?
?
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24. What might impact TV? Non-linear viewing!
2000-2010
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25. What might impact TV? Non-linear viewing!
2010-2011, the big question...
So, how big is time shifted viewing? 2,5%, 3%, 5%, higher???
“It’s only a few
percent, and it will
never exceed 15%, so
we are safe...”
October 2011
top commercial TV-exec
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26. What might impact TV? Non-linear viewing!
So, what about this march 2011
TV decision?
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29. Januari 2012
Source: research DearMedia and Ehsal Management School
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30. “People have never watched so much TV as today”
“TV still works, definitely in times of crisis”
“People timeshift to watch more TV, it has
no impact on advertising”
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31. NYT, April 22, 2012
NBC -3% “ratings for people who watch shows when
CBS -8% they are first broadcast) have declined for 14
ABC -21% straight quarters"
Fox -20%
“We are seeing the
cumulative effect of
nonlinear viewing.”
Jeff Gaspin
@jcaudron (former head of entertainment NBC)
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37. What might impact TV? The People!
They don’t watch less TV.
But they are changing the very
nature of the DNA of (commercial)
TV.
They might even pay for TV, but
maybe not to you.
They might stay loyal to TV-brands,
(near) linear TV, ...
but if they run away from your
advertising, pay-TV, ... you still have
an issue.
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• Channel zapping • Full ad skipping (DVR)
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Advertising
• Pay-TV (apps follow the show)
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How to brand via 2nd screen
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• Advertising
a media
en
• Pay-TV
channel in
s
• Pay-for-service
this new
landscape? Up-sell
On Demand
Pre-run Starting from channel-logic: Selective, high value, expensive, premium, paid
Where do you
want to be? Re-run Starting from channel-logic: High convenience, mainstream, premium, free/paid, advertising
Do you want
to lead or Catalogue Premium: series, movies, ... NOT necessarily linked to existing channels, paid
Long-tail: archive, wide offering, niche offering, both linked and not lined to existing channels, paid
follow?
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39. About strong media brands
Strong OTT
potential
Strong Media Brands Strong Digital Brands
Who’s best at building Media Communities?
What will be the Media Love Brands of tomorrow?
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40. The new “social” paradigm
Content is no longer King
Connection just became
the new King
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41. The new “social” paradigm
Yes, media are connecting.
But who’s community is
this anyway? Connection just became
the new King
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42. Interaction
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High
Medium
Low
8 Viral
Marketing
Direct
Email
Marketing
Marketing
POS
Traffic
Traditional
Above Media
2 weeks
Social
Campaigns
Online media
Campaigns
PR
Activation
Campaigns
Conversion
2 months
offline
Duration
Social
harvesting
Social Websites
Websites
2 years
Social
seeding
Your Destination
(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
Conversion
online
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43. Interaction
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High
Medium
Low
8 Viral
Marketing
Direct
Email
Marketing
Marketing
POS
Traffic
Traditional
Above Media
2 weeks
Social
Campaigns
Online media
Campaigns
PR
Activation
Campaigns
Conversion
2 months
offline
Duration
Social
harvesting
Social Websites
Websites
2 years
Social
seeding
Your Destination
(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
Conversion
online
43
44. Interaction
woensdag 9 mei 12
High
Medium
Low
8 Viral
Marketing
Direct
Email
Marketing
Marketing
POS
Traffic
Traditional
Above Media
2 weeks
PR
Social
Campaigns
Online media
Campaigns
Activation
Campaigns
Conversion
2 months
offline
Duration
Social
harvesting
Social Websites
Websites
2 years
Social
seeding
Your Destination
(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
Conversion
online
“Masters Of Community”
?
(local)
relationships
between media
brands and media
customers
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45. Interaction
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High
Medium
Low
8 Viral
Marketing
Direct
Email
Marketing
Marketing
POS
Traffic
Traditional
Above Media
2 weeks
Social
Campaigns
Online media
Campaigns
PR
Activation
Campaigns
Conversion
2 months
offline
Duration
Social
harvesting
Social Websites
Websites
2 years
Social
seeding
Your Destination
(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
Conversion
online
In the future,
owning the
community
around a show
will be equally
important to
owning the
(broadcasts)
rights for the
show.
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46. Interaction
woensdag 9 mei 12
High
Medium
Low
8 Viral
Marketing
POS
Email
Marketing
Direct
Marketing
Traffic
Traditional
Above Media
2 weeks
Social
Campaigns
Online media
Campaigns
PR
Activation
Campaigns
Conversion
2 months
offline
Duration
Social
harvesting
Social Websites
Websites
2 years
Social
seeding
Your Destination
(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
Conversion
online
Media online need to be more
than a website.
They need to be media
communities, powered by a
rich collection of “social
objects” (the brand, the news,
people, stories, ...)
The ultimate goal should be to
build a named and long-term
relationship with each
individual media user.
Media companies should use
the big social networks, not
the other way around.
MEDIA NEED TO OWN
THEIR OWN
COMMUNITY
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47. Interaction
woensdag 9 mei 12
High
Medium
Low
8 Viral
Marketing
Direct
Email
Marketing
Marketing
POS
Traffic
Traditional
Above Media
2 weeks
Social
Campaigns
Online media
Campaigns
PR
Activation
Campaigns
Conversion
2 months
offline
Duration
Social
harvesting
Social Websites
Websites
2 years
Social
seeding
Your Destination
(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
Conversion
online
In the future,
owning the
community
around a show
will be equally
important to
owning the
(broadcasts)
rights for the
show.
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52. What about newspapers?
• Print newspapers are no longer to
best “format” to bring the “latest”
news
• The daily frequency can not
compete to online newspapers
• They have cannibalized on their
own business: free newssites
• Classifieds are lost completely
• Advertisers believe in online and
new advertising formats and are
slowly towards online
• Yet traditional online advertising
does not work as hoped for, is
worth less, thus is not compensating
for offline loss
• Readers are less loyal
(subscriptions) and become
weekend-consumers
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55. The future of
Magazines?
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56. Fixing Print Print will continue to exist, but digital will rule
Expect newspapers and magazines to
become similar formats
It’s not just about tablets, it’s all you can dream of
Find a new balance between slow (destination: deep,
quality) and fast (stream: instant, short, quantity)
Let go of publication dates, the time is NOW
Your inspiration should not be “The Daily”, it
should be “Flipboard”
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64. Start
1 AWARENESS
Strategy & Concepts
Mobile Strategy
2 DIGITAL STRATEGY
Social Media Strategy
Inbound (listen) /Outbound (talk)
3 CONCEPTS Destinations / Streams
Fix / Mobile
FUNCTIONAL SOCIAL MEDIA PLAN
The Plan
REQUIREMENTS - people & teams
(site, portal, apps,
Details
- tools (monitoring &
4 channels, ...) conversation)
- policies & guidelines
- training & coaching
RFP ASSISTANCE
Next
5 DEVELOPMENT
follow-up
CONVERSATION MNGT
day2day, guidance, follow-up
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65. Things to take away
Everything is becoming digital, so is your business, whatever it is
Social is the next logical step in the path of digital evolution
The future of the internet and social will be mobile
The future of mobile will be everything
Mobile will drive The Cloud
You need a plan NOW to start dealing with this
Actually, you don’t need a plan, you need to plan (continuously)
Embrace the future now, but don’t overdo it ;-)
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66. Beware of Macro-Myopia*
*the trend to overestimate the impact of change on the short term
and to underestimate the impact of change on the long term.
Don’t say I didn’t warn you ;-)
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