Dear IAB Community,
There were some pretty significant audience movements across digital environments over summer and we have pulled together one of our much-loved nickable slide decks with trends for sport travel, homes, retail and energy. The pack, available for IAB members, is made for pilfering and perfect for sales and pitch decks. The majority of the data is sourced from the industry endorsed digital audience measurement ratings service, Ipsos iris.
Video measurement is definitely a very hot topic at the moment! From a digital video ecosystem point of view there are few important initiatives to be across. In addition to the integration of OzTAM BVOD audience data into Ipsos iris covering all digital media behaviour, there are a number of incredibly important advanced TV initiatives being driven by IAB Tech Lab to improve global standards.
Tech Lab's Advanced TV Creative ID Framework sets tech standards for universal addressability in all TV environments bridging the gap between traditional broadcast and IP-enabled TV experiences. It will enhance targeting capabilities and ad identification across all TV platforms and screens. Through 2024, the IAB Tech Lab will continue to work on comprehensive cross-environment measurement strategies, with a major focus on video, as data signal loss complicates understanding consumer behaviour and measuring campaign effectiveness. Our Head of Tech, Jonas Jaanimagi, outlines what the IAB Tech Lab roadmap means for the Australian market.
With the wrap up of our Audio Summits in Sydney and Melbourne, we are now preparing for the 2nd Powering DOOH event in collaboration with OMA. A half day event focussed on all things programmatic DOOH with sessions including sustainability, the role of DOOH in omni-channel programmatic investment, global trends, new local buyside research, DOOH innovation and agency plans for programmatic DOOH investment. A range of new speakers have just been announced.
As well as the IAB Australia Online Advertising Expenditure Report for CY23 that has recently been released outlining investment trends for the $14.7 billion digital ad market, a data file going back to 2005 is available for IAB members to download providing an incredibly useful overview of the market and seasonal trends.
Don't forget the IAB team is here to support member organisation to keep up to date with digital ad market trends and topics. If any of these member briefing topics are of interest, please get in touch and we can sort out a session for your team. More resources and some fabulous industry job openings below.
'Til next week
Gai |
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