US SOLOMO ( SOCIAL LOCAL MOBILE SPENDS 2016 ONWARDS)

Guiding Media. Inspiring Innovation. Leading Local.
BIA/Kelsey's U.S. Local Advertising
Forecast for 2016
Key Findings
November 11, 2015
Mark R. Fratrik Ph.D.
Sr. VP, Chief Economist,
BIA/Kelsey
Richard V. Ducey Ph.D.
Managing Director
BIA/Kelsey
Michael Boland
Chief Analyst, VP Content,
BIA/Kelsey

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Advertisers of all types
want to reach local audiences.
$146.6 billion will be invested in media platforms
by advertisers targeting local audiences in 2016.
Where is the spend now
and where is it headed?

 BIA/Kelsey’s U.S. Local Advertising Forecast 2016
 Power Brew: Mobile, Social, Video
 Location Targeted Mobile Ad Spending
 Social Advertising Spending
 Local Video Display Spending
 What does this all mean?
 More on the forecast at BIA/Kelsey’s NEXT
Let’s Discuss!
Mark R. Fratrik Ph.D.
SVP, Chief Economist
BIA/Kelsey
Richard V. Ducey Ph.D.
Managing Director
BIA/Kelsey
Michael Boland
VP, Content , Chief Analyst
BIA/Kelsey

BIA/Kelsey Snapshot
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We are a leading consultancy focused on local. We use our data, expertise and industry
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National Forecast
U.S. LOCAL ADVERTISING FORECAST 2016
National Overview (Total U.S. Spending In Local Markets)
Individual Media Breakouts
Five-year forecast
Local ad market (2016 - 2020)
Comprehensive and authoritative view of “local” advertising
Market Forecasts
MARKET AD VIEW
1 market
12 media
12 verticals
VERTICAL AD VIEW
1 market
1 vertical
12 media
MEDIA AD VIEW PLUS
1 market
12 media
94 verticals
BIA/Kelsey’s
forecasting suite
provides the big
picture on local.

Forecasting Objectives
Why we do a forecast:
 Continuously monitor the local marketplace and twice annually
we publish a forecast that offers a five-year national overview of
total U.S. spending in local markets and market-based
advertising revenue estimates for 12 media.
 Present an overall assessment of the local market.
 Provide a 360-degree view of the market for local advertising —
defined as some form of targeted messaging to specific geographic
markets — spent by national, regional and SMB advertisers.
 Offer an independent, objective and credible five-year forecast of
the market situation.
 Give clients a view into the key drivers and assumptions behind
the top-line forecasts.

Forecasting Methodology
 BIA/Kelsey gathers as much proprietary and secondary
information as available by segment.
 We then generate preliminary forecasts by segment and
discuss them with leaders in our key media — online,
mobile, Yellow Pages, TV, radio, etc.
 Our process includes using third-party and public
company reports to adjust and fine-tune forecasts.
 We tie a bottom-up approach with a top-down approach.
 Our forecast utilizes long-standing industry expertise and
knowledge to adjust drivers and key assumptions.

About Our U.S. Local Advertising Forecast
 BIA/Kelsey’s U.S. Local Advertising Forecast offers a comprehensive and
authoritative view of the local landscape.
 It delivers an objective and credible five-year market outlook.
 It includes a national overview of total U.S. spending in local markets and
market-based advertising revenue estimates for twelve media:
1. Direct Mail
2. Directories
3. Local Video
4. Local Over-the-Air Television
5. Local Cable Television
6. Local Magazines
7. Mobile
8. Newspaper
9. Online
10. Out-of-Home/OOH Video
11. Radio (Over-the-air, online)
12. Social

“Local” Defined
BIA/Kelsey defines local advertising as:
All advertising platforms that provide
access to local audiences for national,
regional and local marketers.

TotalU.S.SpendinginLocalMarkets
National & Individual Media Overview

Newspapers Print
9.8%
Newspapers Online
2.6%
Direct Mail
25.6%
TV O-T-A
14.5%
TV Online
0.7%
Radio O-T-A
10.0%
Radio Online*
0.8%
Print Yellow Pages
1.7%
Internet YP
1.6%
OOH
5.6%
Cable
5.1%
Magazine
1.0%
Magazine Online
0.3%
Online / Interactive
11.3%
Email
1.6%
Mobile
7.7%
2016 U.S. Local Advertising Revenues — $146.6 Billion
Local Ad Market 2016
Source: BIA/Kelsey, October 2015
*Note: Radio online revenues include online revenue from terrestrial and online streaming services.

$103.3 $104.0 $102.0 $102.9 $101.2 $102.8
$38.0 $42.6 $47.8 $53.5 $59.3
$66.0
$141.3
$146.6 $149.7
$156.4
$160.4
$168.9
$0
$20
$40
$60
$80
$100
$120
$140
$160
$180
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Traditional Online/Digital
US$Billions
Note: Numbers are rounded.
2015-2020
CAGRs:
Total
CAGR 3.6%
Online/Digital
CAGR 11.7%
Traditional
Media
CAGR -0.1%
US$Billions
Steady Spend Shift into Digital Media

Mobile

 In addition to interviews and company reports, BIA/Kelsey’s mobile forecast
is based on:
 Mobile usage trends
 Evolving mobile content and ad formats
 Advertiser adoption patterns
 Ad performance measurements (e.g., clickthrough and cost-per-click rates)
 This top-down forecasting methodology is then vetted against a bottom-up
approach. The latter applies revenues for top players in each mobile
advertising segment (e.g., Facebook, Google and ad networks).
 For location-targeted ad revenues, measurement criteria include geographic
ad placement, location-specific copy and calls to action (e.g., call local store).
 Revenues from advertising that appears on tablets are not included in
BIA/Kelsey’s classification of mobile.*
Mobile-Specific Forecast Methodology
*Rationale for BIA/Kelsey’s separation of smartphone and tablet ad revenues is explained here.

It includes large national advertisers and SMBs.
Location-specific ad copy or calls to action (e.g., call local store)
will classify a given ad as location targeted.
What is Location Targeted Mobile Advertising?
Location-targeted mobile advertising is defined as…
Mobile advertising that is targeted based on a user’s location, or including
proximity-relevant content to trigger local offline conversions.

$8.5
$11.3
$0
$2
$4
$6
$8
$10
$12
2015 2016
US$Billions
Location-Targeted Mobile Ad Spend

$14.2
$18.1
$8.5
$11.3
$0
$5
$10
$15
$20
$25
$30
$35
2015 2016
Non-location Targeted Location Targeted
US$Billions
Location-Targeted vs. Non-Location Targeted Ad Spend in Mobile
39%
37%

Local Share of Mobile Ad Spend by Format
Traditional
Display
18.6%
Search
52.1%
SMS
1.2%
Video
5.8%
Audio
1.9%
Native Social
18.5%
2016

Social Media

Social Media Advertising Definition
 Social media advertising is defined as money spent on advertising
formats across social networks.
 Social advertising is included in BIA/Kelsey’s display revenue forecast,
which falls within the online/interactive advertising category.
 BIA/Kelsey’s definition of social advertising does not include
revenues derived from the following:
 Virtual currency
 Social marketing/measurement platforms and services
 Social commerce

U.S. Social Local vs. National Ad Spend
$6.9
$9.0
$2.4
$3.3
$9.3
$12.3
$0
$2
$4
$6
$8
$10
$12
$14
2015 2016
National Local
US$Billions

Social Media Advertising by Company
*Other includes ad revenue from all other U.S. social networks (e.g., Pinterest, Tumblr and Foursquare).
Facebook,
76.8%
Twitter, 15.9%LinkedIn, 4.0%
Other*, 3.3%
2016

Local Video

 This estimate involves combining the advertising revenues from
several media:
 Local Television – all its core over-the-air advertising revenues
(excludes digital revenues and retransmission consent fees).
 Local Cable – all its local cable systems’ advertising revenues.
 Out-of-Home – digital cinema advertising revenues and
advertising revenues from out-of-home video delivery (e.g., taxi
cab video).
 Online – portion of local online revenues that are generated by
video advertising by pure-play online companies and online
sites of other local media (newspapers, television, radio and
directories).
 Mobile – revenue generated from selling advertising related to
mobile video services.
Definitions

Local Video Advertising Trends
 Local television stations continue to dominate the local video
marketplace.
 Local cable systems also continue to make strong inroads in
political advertising.
 Online video has seen some substantial growth in recent years.
 Out-of-home video continues to grow though at a slower rate.
 Mobile video (CAGR +29.1 percent) is expected to see rapid growth.
BIA/Kelsey U.S. Local Advertising Forecast 2016

$20.2
$22.3
$6.8
$7.5$0.7
$0.9$1.4
$1.5$0.4
$0.7
$0
$5
$10
$15
$20
$25
$30
$35
$40
2015 2016
Local Television Local Cable Online Video OOH - Video Mobile Video
US$Billions
Local Video Advertising Revenues

Local Television
67.6%
Local Cable
22.9%
Online Video
2.9%
OOH - Video
4.6%
Mobile Video
2.0%
Local Video Advertising Revenues Distribution Across Media
2016

Online

$7.8
$8.2
$7.5
$7.6
$7.7
$7.8
$7.9
$8.0
$8.1
$8.2
$8.3
2015 2016
US$Billions
Local Search

Recap of Top Findings
 Total local advertising revenues in the U.S. will reach $146.6 billion
in 2016, up from $141.3 billion this year.
 Online/digital revenues will grow to $42.6 billion in 2016, 29.1
percent of total local media revenues, up from $38 billion in 2015.
 For 2016, we expect total local ad revenues to nudge upward,
resulting from a slightly stronger U.S. economy and a substantial
amount of political advertising.
 Mobile, social and video—what BIA/Kelsey refers to as the “power
brew” for local advertisers—are among the categories that are
fueling growth in the local online/digital segment.

Conclusions
 The overall media marketplace is an ever changing
landscape with new options growing faster than ever
imagined (i.e., mobile, social, online video).
 The future of location-targeted mobile marketing will
involve less static banners; more native and offline-oriented
calls-to-action (call, message, find, schedule, or transact with
local businesses).
 Traditional media still very relevant in overall advertising
mixes.
 All participants (traditional and already established
online/digital companies) need to be attentive and capable
of adapting to new options being introduced every day.

Our ad forecast delivers a comprehensive and
reliable view of the local advertising landscape and
provide five-year market outlooks of U.S. spending.
For a complete understanding of entire local
advertising marketplace, purchase our U.S. Local
Advertising Forecast 2016.
Details About the U.S. Advertising Forecast
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Mark R. Fratrik
SVP and Chief Economist
mfratrik@biakelsey.com
(703) 802-2982
Michael Boland
Chief Analyst, VP Content
mboland@biakelsey.com
(415) 508-8462

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