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The Future of Brand Marketing = In-App Mobile Video MMA Webinar Series October 06, 2015 Sponsored by:

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The Future of Brand Marketing = In-App Mobile VideoMMA Webinar SeriesOctober 06, 2015Sponsored by:

About the MMACultivating InspirationAimed at the Chief Marketer; guiding best practices and driving innovationBuilding Capability for SuccessFostering know-how and confidence within the Chief Marketer's organizationDemonstrating Measurement and ImpactProving the effectiveness and impact of mobile through research providing tangible ROI measurement and other dataAdvocacy Working with partners and our members to protect the mobile marketing industry

The MMA is the world's leading global non-profit trade association comprised of more than 800 member companies, from nearly fifty countries around the world. The MMA's mission is to accelerate the transformation and innovation of marketing through mobile, driving business growth with closer and stronger consumer engagement.Anchoring the MMA's mission are four core pillars:MMA Members Include:

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ModeratorLeo ScullinHead of Global Industry InitiativesMobile Marketing AssociationAnne FrisbieSVP, InMobi Exchange and Global AlliancesInMobiPresenter

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1 bn uniques globallyDeep audience insights

Custom and Seasonal Audience Segments200 Mn160 Mn250 Mn390 MnExclusive & strategic

Highly engaging ad formatsNativeVideoRich MediaBannerFull Screen

Interesting Trends

The world has really not just gone from desktop to mobile, but maybe more importantly from a world run by channels to a world which was characterized by millions of sites and now eventually to a world dominated by apps

- Rob NormanGlobal Chief Digital Officer, GroupM

88% of Smartphone Usage is driven by Apps

53% of Total Digital Media Time Spent is In-App

Source: comScore

Key takeaway: Majority of the time on a smartphone is spent in apps. This time is not focused on any 1 or 2 apps but across various categories of apps ranging from business apps such as emails and productivity to entertainment like music and games.

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Mobile Video & TV: Usage Behavior

global22%

US25%

China37%

UK25%

48% of people only or mostly only use mobile apps to watch video on their smartphones Source: IAB

21% of people who watch video on mobile devices, do so for up to 3 hours each week. This number is even larger in China, where 23% of people watch videos daily and 36% watch video weekly. Source: Strategy Analytics.Mobile Video viewing has grown primarily because of larger phone screens, 4G networks and better mobile video quality.US adults spend an average of 39 minutes watching video on mobile devices each day. (Source: eMarketer)

22% of smartphone video viewers watch less TV because they watch videos on mobile devices. 25% of Americans and Britishers watch less TV whereas in China almost 37% of smartphone video viewers are watching less TV. Source IAB.

66% of video viewers overall often/sometimes see ads on smartphones previously seen on TV Source- IAB

At $2.6 BN, mobile video advertising constitutes 33% of US digital video ad spending today. This is expected to be half of the digital video spend by 2019. (Source: eMarketer)

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48% of people only or mostly only use mobile apps to watch video on their smartphonesOnly/mostly mobile apps 48%Only/mostly mobile web 18%Source: IAB

Understanding In-App Mobile Video Ads

Types of VideosVAST VideoRich Media Video (MRAID)ScaleInteractive

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Types of Video Ads : VAST

Key Difference:A VAST video is a video object and consists of only a video ad. Even within VAST, there are different types Linear VAST (a video ad before or in the middle of any content such as a video, game, text, etc.). Non-Linear VAST (an image ad on top of video content think Youtube banners at the bottom of the video). Companion Ads (image ads accompanying a linear video ad to drive action)A rich media video is a banner object and consists of a video ad along with interactive elements. The interactive elements may be as simple as a click to your brands website or as unique as bursting bubbles to reveal messages.There is also a 3rd type of video ad Rewarded video ad. This is more a function of the video ad placement i..e watch a non skippable video ad in exchange for some reward within the publsihers app popular in games to gain virtual currency.

2) VAST videos are generally played in interstitial slots or native slots. RM videos are generally played in banner and interstitial slots. A rich media video ad may start off as a banner unit and click to a video interstitial. Or it may play inline in a banner unit itself.

3) It is important to understand that for both types of video, the publishers app and the ad network must have the requisite support. For VAST video ads, check if the inventory supports VAST 2.0 and/or 3.0. Similarly for running RM video ads, ensure there is MRAID support built in so as to achieve scale across multiple publishers and ad networks.

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Linear VAST on Desktop

Pre-Roll / Post-Roll Video with Companion Ad

Non-Linear VAST on Desktop

Types of Video Ads: Linear VAST on Mobile

Full Screen Interstitial Landscape Mode

Key Difference:A VAST video is a video object and consists of only a video ad. Even within VAST, there are different types Linear VAST (a video ad before or in the middle of any content such as a video, game, text, etc.). Non-Linear VAST (an image ad on top of video content think Youtube banners at the bottom of the video). Companion Ads (image ads accompanying a linear video ad to drive action)A rich media video is a banner object and consists of a video ad along with interactive elements. The interactive elements may be as simple as a click to your brands website or as unique as bursting bubbles to reveal messages.There is also a 3rd type of video ad Rewarded video ad. This is more a function of the video ad placement i..e watch a non skippable video ad in exchange for some reward within the publsihers app popular in games to gain virtual currency.

2) VAST videos are generally played in interstitial slots or native slots. RM videos are generally played in banner and interstitial slots. A rich media video ad may start off as a banner unit and click to a video interstitial. Or it may play inline in a banner unit itself.

3) It is important to understand that for both types of video, the publishers app and the ad network must have the requisite support. For VAST video ads, check if the inventory supports VAST 2.0 and/or 3.0. Similarly for running RM video ads, ensure there is MRAID support built in so as to achieve scale across multiple publishers and ad networks.

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First topicSecond topic Types of Video Ads : Native VideoIs scroll the new skip?

Key Difference:A VAST video is a video object and consists of only a video ad. Even within VAST, there are different types Linear VAST (a video ad before or in the middle of any content such as a video, game, text, etc.). Non-Linear VAST (an image ad on top of video content think Youtube banners at the bottom of the video). Companion Ads (image ads accompanying a linear video ad to drive action)A rich media video is a banner object and consists of a video ad along with interactive elements. The interactive elements may be as simple as a click to your brands website or as unique as bursting bubbles to reveal messages.There is also a 3rd type of video ad Rewarded video ad. This is more a function of the video ad placement i..e watch a non skippable video ad in exchange for some reward within the publsihers app popular in games to gain virtual currency.

2) VAST videos are generally played in interstitial slots or native slots. RM videos are generally played in banner and interstitial slots. A rich media video ad may start off as a banner unit and click to a video interstitial. Or it may play inline in a banner unit itself.

3) It is important to understand that for both types of video, the publishers app and the ad network must have the requisite support. For VAST video ads, check if the inventory supports VAST 2.0 and/or 3.0. Similarly for running RM video ads, ensure there is MRAID support built in so as to achieve scale across multiple publishers and ad networks.

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Best Practices for High Performing VAST Video AdsMP4 Files (play across all devices and OS)Multiple files: 480p/720p/1080p (best resolution picked up based on bandwidth)Aspect Ratio 16:9Duration: 10 seconds 30 seconds. Optimal: 15 secondsSSL complianceCORS header1 Wrapper only

Types of Video Ads: MRAIDIn-Banner RM Video AdsLeveraged in Tablets and 300x250 Banners on Mobile

Key Difference:A VAST video is a video object and consists of only a video ad. Even within VAST, there are different types Linear VAST (a video ad before or in the middle of any content such as a video, game, text, etc.). Non-Linear VAST (an image ad on top of video content think Youtube banners at the bottom of the video). Companion Ads (image ads accompanying a linear video ad to drive action)A rich media video is a banner object and consists of a video ad along with interactive elements. The interactive elements may be as simple as a click to your brands website or as unique as bursting bubbles to reveal messages.There is also a 3rd type of video ad Rewarded video ad. This is more a function of the video ad placement i..e watch a non skippable video ad in exchange for some reward within the publsihers app popular in games to gain virtual currency.

2) VAST videos are generally played in interstitial slots or native slots. RM videos are generally played in banner and interstitial slots. A rich media video ad may start off as a banner unit and click to a video interstitial. Or it may play inline in a banner unit itself.

3) It is important to understand that for both types of video, the publishers app and the ad network must have the requisite support. For VAST video ads, check if the inventory supports VAST 2.0 and/or 3.0. Similarly for running RM video ads, ensure there is MRAID support built in so as to achieve scale across multiple publishers and ad networks.

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Types of Video Ads: MRAIDExpandable Video AdsLandscape videos (16:9)Play in Portrait/Landscape mode

Key Difference:A VAST video is a video object and consists of only a video ad. Even within VAST, there are different types Linear VAST (a video ad before or in the middle of any content such as a video, game, text, etc.). Non-Linear VAST (an image ad on top of video content think Youtube banners at the bottom of the video). Companion Ads (image ads accompanying a linear video ad to drive action)A rich media video is a banner object and consists of a video ad along with interactive elements. The interactive elements may be as simple as a click to your brands website or as unique as bursting bubbles to reveal messages.There is also a 3rd type of video ad Rewarded video ad. This is more a function of the video ad placement i..e watch a non skippable video ad in exchange for some reward within the publsihers app popular in games to gain virtual currency.

2) VAST videos are generally played in interstitial slots or native slots. RM videos are generally played in banner and interstitial slots. A rich media video ad may start off as a banner unit and click to a video interstitial. Or it may play inline in a banner unit itself.

3) It is important to understand that for both types of video, the publishers app and the ad network must have the requisite support. For VAST video ads, check if the inventory supports VAST 2.0 and/or 3.0. Similarly for running RM video ads, ensure there is MRAID support built in so as to achieve scale across multiple publishers and ad networks.

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Types of Video Ads: MRAIDInterstitial Video Ads

Key Difference:A VAST video is a video object and consists of only a video ad. Even within VAST, there are different types Linear VAST (a video ad before or in the middle of any content such as a video, game, text, etc.). Non-Linear VAST (an image ad on top of video content think Youtube banners at the bottom of the video). Companion Ads (image ads accompanying a linear video ad to drive action)A rich media video is a banner object and consists of a video ad along with interactive elements. The interactive elements may be as simple as a click to your brands website or as unique as bursting bubbles to reveal messages.There is also a 3rd type of video ad Rewarded video ad. This is more a function of the video ad placement i..e watch a non skippable video ad in exchange for some reward within the publsihers app popular in games to gain virtual currency.

2) VAST videos are generally played in interstitial slots or native slots. RM videos are generally played in banner and interstitial slots. A rich media video ad may start off as a banner unit and click to a video interstitial. Or it may play inline in a banner unit itself.

3) It is important to understand that for both types of video, the publishers app and the ad network must have the requisite support. For VAST video ads, check if the inventory supports VAST 2.0 and/or 3.0. Similarly for running RM video ads, ensure there is MRAID support built in so as to achieve scale across multiple publishers and ad networks.

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Types of Video Ads: Vertical VideoThe Future of Mobile VideoFullscreen video 320x568 (9:16)MRAID or VAST

Key Difference:A VAST video is a video object and consists of only a video ad. Even within VAST, there are different types Linear VAST (a video ad before or in the middle of any content such as a video, game, text, etc.). Non-Linear VAST (an image ad on top of video content think Youtube banners at the bottom of the video). Companion Ads (image ads accompanying a linear video ad to drive action)A rich media video is a banner object and consists of a video ad along with interactive elements. The interactive elements may be as simple as a click to your brands website or as unique as bursting bubbles to reveal messages.There is also a 3rd type of video ad Rewarded video ad. This is more a function of the video ad placement i..e watch a non skippable video ad in exchange for some reward within the publsihers app popular in games to gain virtual currency.

2) VAST videos are generally played in interstitial slots or native slots. RM videos are generally played in banner and interstitial slots. A rich media video ad may start off as a banner unit and click to a video interstitial. Or it may play inline in a banner unit itself.

3) It is important to understand that for both types of video, the publishers app and the ad network must have the requisite support. For VAST video ads, check if the inventory supports VAST 2.0 and/or 3.0. Similarly for running RM video ads, ensure there is MRAID support built in so as to achieve scale across multiple publishers and ad networks.

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Best Practices for High Performing RM Video AdsAutoplay2 Sets of Creatives: Delayed Skippable (end of Q1) and Non Skippable, ensures high viewabilityDuration: 10 seconds 30 seconds. Optimal: 15 secondsFeatureIn Banner VideosExpandable VideosInterstitial VideosPlay SettingAutoplay InlineClick to expand and autoplay videoAutoplayInitial Sound SettingOffOnPublisher ControlledSkippabilityNANAPublisher Controlled

Recommended Settings:

Direct Metrics to Care About

Viewability

Completion Rate

Engagement

Viewability is important so you know that you had a chance to get your message in front of the user. IAB has defined a viewable impression as 70% or more of the pixels must be visible for at least 2 seconds. Taking this into account, opting for non-skippable videos and/or delayed skip videos is an easy way of ensuring that your video ad is viewed. However, you also need to understand that some of these settings are applied on the publishers end. Hence, differentiating in price for skippable vs/ non-skippable videos might be needed to ensure your message had a chance to be in front of the user for at least a few seconds.

Video ad completion rates vary from 8% for skippable videos to 93% for non skippable videos. In general, completion rates are found to be higher for expandable RM video ads as the video starts on user intent.

Engagement rates If the intention of the video ad is to increase brand engagement, then interaction needs to be built into the RM video ad. 4-5% engagement rates are common in interactive ads. If no such interaction in built in, you may provide a simple call to action, directing the user to your brand website. In this case a CTR in the range of 3-6% can be expected, depending on the message in the video.

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In-App Video Experience Lends Itself to High ViewabilityFull screen, auto-play, delayed or non-skippableMRC is yet to publish guidelines specific to in-app mobile inventoryThird party viewability services offer limited or no in app viewability metrics, and none are MRC accredited yet

Critical Advantage:In the MomentLocation + Video = High User Intent

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