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Can You Afford To Grow In 2017?

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Presenters

• Marc Poirier

– Founder and CEO of Acquisio

– @marcpoirier

• Jeff Baum– Associate Director of Services at Hanapin

Marketing– PPC Hero Blogger

– @jeffbaum71

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Join the conversation

• Include the hashtag #thinkppc in your Twitter tweets.

Or use the webinar question box to send us questions.

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Live Poll Question #1

How long have you been in PPC?#thinkppc

A. Less than 1 yearB. 1-3 yearsC. 3-5 yearsD. 5+ years

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Survey Respondents

● 70% more respondents than 2015.

● More participation in survey from director level & c-suite.

● More diverse vertical representation.

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Live Poll Question #2

Which of the following verticals spends the most on PPC? #thinkppc

A. Home ImprovementB. TechnologyC. ServicesD. Retail

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Monthly PPC Spend

● Home Improvement, Automotive, Travel, Publishing highest spending verticals.

● Technology, Services, Retail, lowest spending verticals.

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How Advertisers Feel About PPC Market

● Brands & agencies perceive PPC market differently.

● Overall 80% of respondents feel good. 20% of brands feel ‘very good’ vs. 29% for agencies.

● No agencies felt ‘poor’ about market. 4% of brands felt poor.

*KEY TAKEAWAY: Brands more critical of performance than agencies.

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Live Poll Question #3

Which PPC Channel was found to be the most effective? #thinkppc

A. MobileB. SocialC. ShoppingD. Text AdsE. Display Advertising

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The Most Effective PPC Channels

● Most respondents found programmatic either ineffective or are just not using it as a channel.

● Agencies & brands have split opinions about paid social’s effectiveness.

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Why is Display Considered “Ineffective”

● Attribution models are key● Caveat: Agencies and vendors have a

lot of incentive to make display “work”● In many marketers minds, “Display” is

exclusive of “remarketing”, “video”, “Native” and “FBX”, for many “display” still refers to old school non-programmatic

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Social CPC’s & Conversions

● FB CPC rise offset by less competition in other social channels.

● Less transparency into FB competition.

● Bid automation.

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Why is Social CPC Increasing

● Value of Facebook ads is sometimes misunderstood and can easily be overestimated, because of concepts like view through conversions.

● Facebook recently announced their Inventory is sold out

● Auction is starting to take on its real meaning and we can expect CPCs to grow for a while on Facebook / Instagram

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Overall CPC’s & Conversions

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Live Poll Question #4

Which channel do you think brands are favoring this year? #thinkppc

A. Social AdvertisingB. Automation SoftwareC. Conversion Rate Optimization

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Most Important Aspects Last 12 Months

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Live Poll Question #5

Where are most advertisers spending more this year? #thinkppc

A. Text AdsB. MobileC. SocialD. RemarketingE. All of the above

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Advertiser Investment YoY

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Live Poll Question #6

In which platforms are most planning to increase their budgets?#thinkppc

A. SnapchatB. ProgrammaticC. InstagramD. Bing E. AdWords

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Budgets

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How To Grow in ‘17: Text Ads Advertising

● Expanded messaging & ad customizers.

● Audiences.

● Granularity.

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How To Grow in ‘17: Mobile Advertising

● Winning the Moment.

● Device Experience.

● Apps.

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Complexity of Controlling Bids Across Devices

Difficult to pay the right price for each click while respecting budgets.

○ Base Bids○ Device Bid Adjustments○ Location Bid Adjustments○ Ad Scheduling Bid Adjustments

Algorithmic Bid and Budget control is critical to win.

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How To Grow in ‘17: Remarketing

● Decision Forcing.

● Compelling Offers.

● Ad Sequencing.

● Customer Match.

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How To Grow in ‘17: Paid Social Advertising

● Customer Journey.

● Storytelling (Controlling the Story).

● Expectations.

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Strategies to Control / Optimize Social Ads

● Tendency to go fast and lump everything together is recipe for disaster

● Create multiple ad variations and a/b test● Breakdown audiences into smaller, distinct

buckets rather than one huge audience● Control which ads are running for each

micro-audience and how much to pay for each click

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Offers!

A. Get a FREE trial of Acquisio, including Acquisio Social. If you decide to continue using the platform, you will get 10% off for the length of the contract.

B. Get an account analysis by the experts at Hanapin (For accounts spending 15k+/month)

C. BothD. No Thanks!

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Live Q&A Time!

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Thank you for attending our webinar! #thinkppc

• Contact us Directly:

» Hanapin Feedback: [email protected]

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