广告业

9月12日，“十年智汇 慧赢未来——2017腾讯智慧峰会”在上海举行。

3月30日，优衣库深圳仅次于店——万象天地店盛大揭幕，迅销集团全球高级继续执行副总裁、UNIQLO[优衣库]大中华区CEO潘宁先生、华润置业副总裁喻霖康先生以及UNIQLO[优衣库]全球品牌代言人井柏然等嘉宾参加剪彩活动，联合亲眼深圳仅次于店盛大揭幕的最重要时刻。

“穿新衣带上新的帽，家家户户艺隐士”，新年新衣对于中国人具有无可替代的情感价值。

Programmatic technologies offer media buyers and advertisers a wonderful opportunity to improve campaign performance but for programmatic to be truly embedded, advertisers need control and transparency around their investment in programmatic. Programmatic spend in Asia Pacific is predicted to grow 35% each year, reaching about USD7 billion in 2019, with some markets such as Indonesia, Vietnam and Korea predicted to double in size each year until 2019¹. So why are decision makers in Asia Pacific moving to programmatic in such a big way? ‘Better contextual targeting’ is seen as the biggest benefit of programmatic buying – cited by just over half of this group as very important, followed by ‘faster execution’ (48%) and the ability to optimise in real-time (46%)². However, it is important not to get carried away. While marketers are keen to embrace the technology, there are key barriers to its wider adoption. Aside from time, the main reasons Asia Pacific decision makers have not used programmatic is its technical complexity (cited by 50%), not having an agency partner to help use it, or not having the skills in-house to do so (both around 40%).² The “Trade-Off” Heart of the Issue The pros and cons of programmatic highlighted above can be boiled down to a simple trade-off. Before programmatic, advertisers had more control over where ads were placed but wastage, and inefficiency, were high because – to put it simply – buying an ad on a site means you reach all users of the site rather than only those you want to reach. Programmatic has ushered in a new era of granular audience targeting to reduce wastage but with that comes a loss of control and transparency. In other words, as efficiency rises, control decreases. The good news is these are not in a “seesaw” relationship, if one goes up the other does not have to come down. The key to maximising both efficiency and control lies in the mechanisms you have in place before you ever get into bidding for an ad placement that might be served, so how can you address this? Control is about Brand Protection Although loss of control and transparency can be a worry for various reasons, it really boils down to advertisers’ concern about the potential damage to their brand if their ads are served in harmful contexts. However, having the right plumbing in place means these risks can be mitigated, even in programmatic. The first thing advertisers can do is be aware that brand safety is a far more nuanced issue than simply avoiding obvious environments such as pornography, violence, and illegal or terrorist websites. It is about avoiding topics or contexts that might be uniquely harmful to your brand, such as names of specific competitors or particularly damaging current events. For example, a peanut butter brand will not want ads around articles about nut allergies rising in young children, and cruise ship operators will not want ads around articles on boating accidents. Once you are aware of this, you need to make sure any ad delivery partners you are working with have highly customisable and powerful campaign protection tools in place. comScore clients, for example, can choose from three cinema-style ‘maturity’ ratings and 17 brand safety flag ‘filters’ before their ads even get to the bidding stage. It is also worth pointing out these tools should be used alongside those which maximise viewable environments and minimise exposure to non-human and fraudulent traffic. Context is King The nut allergy and boating accident articles are examples of removing contexts that can be harmful to a brand. Hence, once you are secured with brand safety, what you really want is to focus on the contexts that are going to drive the most success. The industry has paid too much attention on the former (ad validation) at the expense of the latter (ad relevance). The right programmatic tech has the ability to find quality content and audiences you can act on in real-time. Your partner must be able to execute this ‘contextual categorisation’ at the domain, site, page or page element level, which requires hundreds of thousands of dynamically updated topical categories. Take, for example, a sports brand that wants to create brand awareness around new long-distance running shoes. The secret sauce is about combining the best elements of contextual categories (great for finding general topical relevance such as ‘running’) and keyword targeting (great for exact word matches like ‘marathon’). The ‘running’ category is selected so the sports brand’s ad appears on a running interest site. However, the article is about gaining muscle, so not one to attract those training for a marathon. A custom keyword is selected to target inventory with the word ‘marathon’, but this brings up articles about a dog who accidentally ran one. Only by using BOTH the contextual and the keyword targets, you get a marathon-related article on a running interest site – exactly the type of relevant content you require. So remember, whilst validation makes sure your ad can be seen in the right environment, relevance is the most important factor for reaching a consumer who could be interested in your campaign – and your product.

1月16日，澳网公开赛在墨尔本月揭幕，澳大利亚NO.1保健品品牌Blackmores澳欠佳宝作为澳网深度战略伙伴，也为澳网全程助力。

一、活动概述 中国国际广告节：中国国际广告节始办于1982年，是由中国广告协会主办，目的前进产业升级、推展创新成果、推展商务合作。

双十一、双十二、年货节、以及刚过去的六一八……一波又一波的大胆，一次又一次的捏手。

Taboola与亚太地区领先的DSP平台Knorex合作，在品牌安全性的营销环境中为亚太地区品牌获取顶级媒体的程序化出售渠道，更进一步拓展其程序化产品服务 全球领先的内容找到平台Taboola宣告和Knorex结为战略合作伙伴关系。

2019釜山国际广告节组委会发布了今年的最后获奖名单，据往年递交作品统计资料，釜山国际广告节皆与每年3月至6月15日筹措作品，2019年釜山国际广告节总计筹措20645部参赛作品，在经过220位全案评委的票选后，共计1811个作品获奖（其中还包括18，323部专业人士组获奖的1652部作品以及2322部非专业了解组获奖的159部作品） 筹措的作品将经过3次评审，第一阶段由不高于200位全案评委线上展开评审，第二阶段由35位高院评委线上评审，第三阶段，5位评审委员长及35位高院评委宽到达釜山后，经过现场高院，投票决定年度大奖、大奖、金奖、银奖、铜奖、水晶奖以及INNO STARS优秀企业，其中两个年度大奖得主，将取得1万美金的奖金。

11月29日，快手在北京开会“慢说道车创作者大会”，月发售“2020说道车人培育计划”，全面亲吻汽车内容创作者。