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The Presentation Jo Caudron gave at the EBU Connect event in Copenhagen. It deals with the way TV is changing in the digital age and what the challenges are for channels.
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Channel branding in the digital ageEBUConnect, 24-25 April 2012, Copenhagen
[email protected]@jcaudron
1zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
• a digital consulting company
• founded in 2009 by Jo Caudron
• our mission is to help you finding a new balance between the certainties of your traditional business and the opportunities of innovations in (digital) media
• our scope is everything in the digital space, with focus on social, mobile, tablets, location, connected TV, new radio, ...
• We work for large European clients
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Our Field of Activities
Impact on traditional communication, media, business, ...
Online Media Social MediaMobile & Tablets
Connected TV
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Our Services
Presentations, Trainings & Workshops
Custom Consulting
Social Media KickStarter
Social Media FireStarter
Public and in-house presentations, trainings or workshops.
Topics: • social media• fixing the media• mobile and tablets • entrepreneurship
A variety of consulting and advisory services, tailored to the specific needs of our clients.
Range: • strategy
development• concept translation• RFP assistance and
vendor selection• boardroom advice• business case
development• change management
A pragmatic, fast and efficient way to kickstart social media strategy in your company.
Format: a limited set of strategy and concept workshops, aimed at rapidly orienting our clients.
The proven methodology to thoroughly prepare any organization for social media:• strategy
development• concepts and
architecture• processes and
workflow• team formation• trainings, coaching• tools, monitoring, ...
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Available Now
www.MediaMorgen.com
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twitter.com/jcaudron
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To get this started...
• Who is using?
- Facebook, Google+, ...
- LinkedIn, Plaxo
- LBS
- Augmented Reality
• Who is using?
- an iPhone
- an Android
- a Blackberry
- a Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, ...
- a tablet (iPad, Android, ...)
7zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
A short history of everything (in media)
Analogue Digital
Connected (internet) Social
Everything is getting mobile
And the mobile eco-system will go to the living room very soon ...
8zondag 29 april 12
What are social media?
9zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron The sky is the limit...
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@jcaudron
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TransparencyCloseness
ResponsivenessSpeed / Agility
AuthenticityConnectivity
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The Future is ‘Mobile’
17zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
Mobile is the Biggest!
5.9 billion mobile p
hone subs
1 billion were sol
d 2010
18zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
Apple will continue to dominate the market for the next coming years.
Source: Forrester March, 2012
19zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
20zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
Mobile as Second Screens for the World...
21zondag 29 april 12
So, Traditional Media are Dead?No, but...
22zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
The end of traditional media?
?23zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
What might impact TV? Non-linear viewing!
How big is time shifted viewing today?• 2,5% (VRT)• 20% (VTM telenovelas)-
30%• 10% (RTL)
It IS growing.
How much loss of advertising can commercial TV digest?
24zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
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@jcaudron
26zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
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27zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
“People have never watched so much TV as today”
“TV still works, definitely in times of crisis”
“People timeshift to watch more TV, it has no impact on advertising”
28zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
NYT, April 22, 2012
NBC -3%CBS -8% ABC -21% Fox -20%
“ratings for people who watch shows when they are first broadcast) have declined for 14 straight quarters"
Jeff Gaspin(former head of entertainment NBC)
“We are seeing the cumulative effect of nonlinear viewing.”
29zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
This all impacts Channel Branding too
30zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
What might impact TV? Direct OTT Distribution!
31zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
Who’s jumping over who?
32zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
33zondag 29 april 12
What might impact TV? The People!
They don’t watch less TV.
But they are changing the very nature of the DNA of (commercial)
TV.
They might even pay for TV, but maybe not to you.
They might stay loyal to TV-brands, (near) linear TV, ...
but if they run away from your advertising, pay-TV, ... you still have
an issue.
34zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
How big should CHANGE be?
What will 15% ad erosion mean for the business?
What will 15% of OTT viewing mean for the business?
What if OTT and Second Screens are mainly owned by Apple, Facebook, Netflix, Zeebox ...?
The “inconvenient truth” is we simply don’t know. But just look at what 4° temperature increase will do to our planet...
35zondag 29 april 12
How to respond in this new digital age?36zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
The Second Screen
What is it?TV enhancements
Targeted advertising & CRM
Social TV
TV-commerce
VOD & linear TV (will it replace the STB?)
Top-dow
n & B
ottom-up
Branding & services (EPG, ...)
37zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
The Second Screen
Who owns it?
The content owner?
The operator/distributor?
The channel?
The media company?
A new challenger?
38zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
The Second Screen
Think about your role in the development of second screen business and branding
The channel?
39zondag 29 april 12
@jcaudron
Who do you want to be?
OTT
Customer Bypass?
Media Value Chain Shortcutting?
40zondag 29 april 12
Building Communitiesaround Media Brands
41zondag 29 april 12
Strong Media Brands Strong Digital Brands
Who’s best at building Media Communities? What will be the Media Love Brands of tomorrow?
Strong OTT potential
About strong media brands
42zondag 29 april 12
The new “social” paradigm
Content is no longer King
Connection just became the new King
43zondag 29 april 12
The new “social” paradigm
Yes, media are connecting.
But who’s community is this anyway? Connection just became
the new King44zondag 29 april 12
POS
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Medium
High
ViralMarketing
SocialCampaigns
Social Websites
Websites
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EmailMarketing
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rac
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n
ActivationCampaigns
Duration
Your Destination(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
Traffic
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Conversion online
Social harvesting
DirectMarketing
Traditional Above Media
PR
Social seeding8
45zondag 29 april 12
POS
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Medium
High
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SocialCampaigns
Social Websites
Websites
Online mediaCampaigns
EmailMarketing
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rac
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ActivationCampaigns
Duration
Your Destination(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
Traffic
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Conversion online
Social harvesting
DirectMarketing
Traditional Above Media
PR
Social seeding8
46zondag 29 april 12
POS
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Medium
High
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SocialCampaigns
Social Websites
Websites
Online mediaCampaigns
EmailMarketing
Inte
rac
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ActivationCampaigns
Duration
Your Destination(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
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Conversion online
Social harvesting
DirectMarketing
Traditional Above Media
PR
Social seeding8
(local) relationships
between media brands and media
customers
?
“Masters Of Community”
47zondag 29 april 12
POS
2 weeks 2 months 2 years
Low
Medium
High
ViralMarketing
SocialCampaigns
Social Websites
Websites
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EmailMarketing
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Traditional Above Media
PR
Social seeding8 In the future,
owning the
community
around a show
will be equally
important to
owning the
(broadcasts)
rights for the
show.
48zondag 29 april 12
POS
2 weeks 2 months 2 years
Low
Medium
High
ViralMarketing
SocialCampaigns
Social Websites
Websites
Online mediaCampaigns
EmailMarketing
Inte
rac
tio
n
ActivationCampaigns
Duration
Your Destination(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
Traffic
Conversion offline
Conversion online
Social harvesting
DirectMarketing
Traditional Above Media
PR
Social seeding8 Media online need to be more
than a website.
They need to be media communities, powered by a rich collection of “social objects” (the brand, the news, people, stories, ...)
The ultimate goal should be to build a named and long-term relationship with each individual media user.
Media companies should use the big social networks, not the other way around.
MEDIA NEED TO OWN THEIR OWN COMMUNITY
49zondag 29 april 12
POS
2 weeks 2 months 2 years
Low
Medium
High
ViralMarketing
SocialCampaigns
Social Websites
Websites
Online mediaCampaigns
EmailMarketing
Inte
rac
tio
n
ActivationCampaigns
Duration
Your Destination(info, fun, engagement, loyalty)
Traffic
Conversion offline
Conversion online
Social harvesting
DirectMarketing
Traditional Above Media
PR
Social seeding8 In the future,
owning the
community
around a show
will be equally
important to
owning the
(broadcasts)
rights for the
show.
50zondag 29 april 12
51zondag 29 april 12
Linear Near Linear
• Live• Traditional model• IRL ad skipping (toilet,
fridge, ...)• Channel zapping• Live interaction on TV,
SMS, 2nd screen• Advertising• Pay-TV
• Now +/-3H• Hybrid model:
selectively loyal to channel
• Full ad skipping (DVR) & FFWD
• Channel shifting• Shifted interaction
(apps follow the show) via 2nd screen
• Advertising• Pay-TV • Pay-for-service
Up-sell
Pre-run
Pre-run
Re-run
Catalogue
On
De
ma
nd
Starting from channel-logic: Selective, high value, expensive, premium, paid
Starting from channel-logic: High convenience, mainstream, premium, free/paid, advertising
Premium: series, movies, ... NOT necessarily linked to existing channels, paidLong-tail: archive, wide offering, niche offering, both linked and not lined to existing channels, paid
Social T
V Traditional broadcast
and OTT
via T
V and S
TB
Via Second Screens
and other devicesNew TV Mix
How to brand a media channel in this new landscape?
Where do you want to be? Do you want to lead or follow?
52zondag 29 april 12
Channel branding in the digital ageEBUConnect, 24-25 April 2012, Copenhagen
[email protected]@jcaudron
54zondag 29 april 12