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Explore new creative opportunities in programmatic advertising and dynamic audio in the company of two highly knowledgeable and likeable pioneers in this emerging field. Steve Dunlop and Sam Crowther run A Million Ads, the London-based agency that leads the world in dynamic, personalised audio advertising.
With patience and clarity in this Earshot podcast, Steve and Sam take Steve Martin through this emerging growth area and how it works. They also demonstrate some new creative routes to more effective communication through personalisation with real-life campaign audio from their early clients. What’s more, they do all this in a pub.
If you listen to online radio or streaming music services that carry advertising you may have already heard dynamically assembled ad spots that take account of the data advertisers know about you.
A short route to increased effectiveness or a little bit spooky? Download this edition of the Earshot podcast and hear for yourself.
Everything Sam and Steve describe in the podcast is achieved through this platform, unique to A Million Ads.
As they explain in the show, data from trading desks triggers individual elements to be instantly assembled to create a customised variant of the ad you hear.
On the production side, the assembly workflow takes around 1.5 times more than production of a traditional ad, yet can yield many tens of thousands of personalised variants… perhaps even a million ads.
In this graphic visualisation (click the image to go big), the first division is a branch determined by the closest airport to you, the second is the weather where you are, the third is a rotation of airport specific holiday destinations available, the fourth is the temperature you could be enjoying there, the fifth is the flight time from that particular airport, and the sixth is a dynamic sales message call-to-action.
Over 12,500 ads in all. Sam says it’s not their biggest, but is one of the more beautiful!
This show was recorded in the Theodore Bullfrog, John Adam Street, London. A great pub in which to discuss dynamic audio.
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