The Art And Science of Search + tv

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The Art and Science of Search + TVHarness the power of second-screen searchAbridged Version

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Today’s Webcast Speakers

Ryan LeeSr. Lead, Program ManagerBing Ads, Microsoft@bigsang

Shawndra HillSenior ResearcherMicrosoft Research NYC

MJ DePalmaSr. Global Channel Marketing ManagerBing Ads, Microsoft@MJDePalma

#BingAdsWebcast

Eliott ReilhacCEOTVTYlinkedin.com/in/eliottreilhac

#bingadswebcast

Special Guest Speaker

Agenda1 Second screening: The new normal2 Microsoft research: Search + TV3 Bing Ads research: New opportunities on Bing4 TVTY5 Actions for advertisers

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Second-screening: The new normal

Second-screening is the new normal

SOURCE:eMarket;er, Even During TV Time, Digital Devices Play Prominent Role, May 24, 2016. Note: Ages 18+; individuals who use a desktop/laptop or mobile device to go online while watching digital video or traditional TV content on a TV set at least once per month.

88.3%U.S. adult simultaneous internet & TV user penetration, 2017

Search picks up where TV leaves off

SOURCE: Forrester’s Consumer Technographics Survey, Q1, 2015

74% of consumers find search engines “extremely trustworthy” when researching brands, products or services

Actions for advertisers

KeywordStrategy

Utilize a Keyword Matrix

Mainline Bidding

Use Enhanced

CPC

Coordinate with your TV Media Buying team

Explore TVTY ‘s capabilities

Webcasts to help you learn.Bingads.com/webcasts

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Thank you!

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