Tuesday 22 April 2014

Real-Time Bidding Industry Report by Researchmoz

ResearchMoz.us include new market research report"Real-Time Bidding " to its huge collection of research reports.

Further evolution in the automated display-advertising market 
This report examines the market of RTB (real time bidding), the concept within advertising which is today showing the most growth; it provides increased ROI for both demand and supply, and has further potential as it spreads from current indirect sales to also direct sales. The global market sizing and forecasts, together with country breakdowns of the US, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK and Japan is provided, together with the main drivers and barriers for this market. The strategies of the Internet giants (FAGA), together with examples of specialised players (DSPs, SSPs and ad networks) are also looked into.


Table of Content 1. Executive Summary 2. Methodology & main concepts of RTB 2.1. General methodology of IDATE's reports 2.2. Definition of RTB 
3. The technology 3.1. RTB: real-time bidding 3.2. RTB and behavioural-targeted advertising 3.2.1. Tracking and user profiling 3.2.2. Retargeting 3.2.3. Cookies 


4. RTB Markets 4.1. Market size 4.1.1. USA 4.1.2. EU-5 (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK) 4.1.3. Japan 4.1.4. Global picture 4.2. Positioning in the overall advertising structure 4.2.1. The online advertising ecosystem 4.2.2. Pricing model 

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5. Player strategies 5.1. Overview 5.1.1. RTB and the Internet 'four': Google and Facebook lead the way, Amazon a dark horse 5.1.2. Advertising-specific players looking to dominate their specific domain 5.2. The Internet 'four' (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon) 5.2.1. Google 5.2.2. Apple 5.2.3. Facebook 5.2.4. Amazon 5.3. Advertising specific players 5.3.1. Twitter / MoPub 5.3.2. Rubicon Project 5.3.3. Millennial Media 5.3.4. AppNexus 5.3.5. Criteo 5.3.6. Turn 5.3.7. Xaxis (WPP) 


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