The document discusses how banner ads are ineffective for brands due to high ad blindness and distraction. It proposes that brands instead engage influencers to start conversations on blogs and social media about the brand. This approach called "influencer marketing" is more relevant and social. Examples are provided where Allstate and Pillsbury seeded story contests through influencers, driving millions of views and user engagement at a lower cost than banner ads. The document advocates that brands get out of sidebar ads and into conversations by partnering with influencers.
2. May 18, 2012
1:00 Get Food
1:20 Introduction
1:30 ―Death of the Banner Ad‖ Presentation
1:50 Quick TapInfluence Demo
1:55 Office Tour
2:00-2:30 Mingling, Ping Pong and Foosball
3. I’ve built communities for 15 years
From Dial-up Bulletin Boards To 75,000 Women Bloggers
(reaching 10 Million)
Now building communities and conversations for the worlds top brands…
5. Banner Ads by the Numbers
• 31% aren’t even ―viewable‖ (Comscore Study)
• 92% of those viewable aren’t even noticed (Nielson Eye
Tracking)
• .04% engaged with
• $25,000 spend at Federated Media
– $8 CPM
– 3.125M impressions
– 2.125M viewable
– 127,000 ―noticed‖ impressions [just an image]
– 1200 engagements
6. Solution: Get out of the sidebar, and into the content
Quit trying to be a distraction Get into the conversation
Banner ads on a social site is not social advertising
Simple test: “Is my message in the widest column on the page?”
7. Facebook likes aren’t the silver bullet
• Facebook Fan/Like Reach Rates (Brand
Pages)
– 2009: 48%
– 2010: 35%
– 2011: 24%
– 2012: 16% <- but you can PAY for more
―We must acknowledge that our
customer relationships [on
Facebook] are not owned — they’re
rented‖ – Ben Winkler, Chief Digital
Officer OMD
Facebook: little branding and hard to truly engage a consumer
8. The interest graph is more relevant to brands than the
social graph
Interest Graph
Social Graph Family Tennis
High
School Technology
Friends from
Work Colorado
Friends Boulder
Entrepreneurship
Topic based blogs and forums get the same # of visitors each month as Facebook
9. Enter “Influencer Marketing”
Turn your marketing message into a
conversation then team with influencers to
start that conversation on blogs Facebook,
Twitter, Pinterest and whatever is next
10. Influencer Marketing Bonus: Halo Effect
Jenny of SouthernSavers.com
500,000 Reach of a
friends popular reality
TV show
50M
friends 20% of US
friends population!
11. It’s HARD to do this at “Banner Ad Scale”
75,000 Bloggers
[Influencer Research &
Management System]
Influencer Activation Platform Turn-key “Social
Activation Products”
Robust Tracking &
Reporting Technology
12. Results: Allstate
Story contest seeded
by 40 top bloggers
reaching 3M
4 Million tracked views
of content from blogs,
FB, and Twitter
Resulted in 6,000
shares, Over 16,000
votes in just 4 weeks
Bottom Line:
TapInfluence = $25k
Banner Ad = > $75k
13. Results: Pillsbury
Recipe share seeded
by 40 top food
bloggers reaching 2M
2 Million tracked views
of content from blogs,
FB, and Twitter
Resulted in 13,000
votes and over 10,000
“prints” in just 4
weeks
Bottom Line:
TapInfluence = $30k
Banner Ad = > $65k
14. Thank you!
Rustin Banks
CEO TapInfluence
http://tapinfluence.com
rustin@tapinfluence.com
@rustinb
Notes de l'éditeur
Across all charter campaigns measured, 69 percent of the ad impressions were classified as being ‘in-view.’* The remaining 31 percent were delivered but never seen by a consumer, a likely result of a consumer scrolling past the ad before it loaded or a consumer never scrolling the ad into view. In-view percentages varied by site and ranged from 7 percent to 100 percent.An average of 4 percent of ad impressions were delivered outside the desired geography, but individual campaigns ran as high as 15 percent. In many cases, ads were served in markets where the advertised product is not sold, meaning wasted ad spend and sub-optimal effectiveness results.