Saturday, April 28, 2012

New Solutions for Dynamic TV Ad Insertion

Dynamic TV ad insertion can provide over 20x ad revenue potential (20 cents to $1 per insertion) but it actually doing it can be extremely difficult… until now! Jeremy Helfand from Adobe explained to me at the NAB show that some key challenges for dynamic ad insertion include:

1. Workflow – digital video devices – typically ads are in silos for specific platforms
2. Buffering – ad inserts may result in buffering
3. Development Kits – need to constantly update software development kits for multiple types of devices (e.g. android mobile, iOS mobile)

The number of streaming viewers is dramatically increasing providing extreme revenue opportunities. For example, in 2012 there were 2.1 million concurrent TV viewers who watched the Superbowl.

Broadcasters are looking to build business models around dynamic video advertising in both linear and on-demand content. TV advertising for streaming media is a co-existence strategy – not cannibalization. Key video advertising options include: pre-roll, mid-roll, and post-roll.

To solve key dynamic ad insertion challenges, Adobe has setup the Auditude Ad Platform:

1. Content – ingest underlying metadata
2. Creative – trafficking ads – matching the ad content to channels
3. Business Objectives - #ad insertions

It can be used by broadcasters, Cable, OTT, and other content providers. The system is already being used by Comcast, Fox, and other major broadcasters. Some of the key benefits:

1. Improved user experience
2. Workflow is simple
3. Integrated analytics – content based

For more information about the dynamic ad insertion system, see: Adobe Auditude

5 comments:

  1. These tips are impressive and I think it could really work. I just hope ad agencies would develop 3D solutions on the TV commercials that they make to make ads more real and amazing.

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