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Affiliate & Going Global Why, where and how to geographically expand your affiliate programme Nick Fletcher, Account Director UK, Tradedoubler James Maley, International Account Director, Tradedoubler

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Affiliate & Going Global. Nick Fletcher, Account Director UK, Tradedoubler James Maley , International Account Director, Tradedoubler. Why, where and how to geographically expand your affiliate programme. UK versus Europe: online behaviour. Average 30 hours a month online - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Affiliate & Going GlobalWhy, where and how to geographically expand your affiliate programmeNick Fletcher, Account Director UK, TradedoublerJames Maley, International Account Director, Tradedoubler

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UK versus Europe: online behaviour

Average 39 hours a month online By 2016, online will account for over 37% of total ad spend, the largest channelWe spend €1240 a year onlineInternet will account for 12.4% of GDP by 2016

Average 30 hours a month online Projected ad spend of 27.1% will continue to be behind TVEuropeans spend €871 a year onlineInternet will account for only 5.7% of GDP by 2016 – less than half the UK

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UK versus Europe: affiliate landscape

Savvy consumersHigh % of sales through cashback and voucherDisplay dominated by retargetingCPA is the norm

Difference in consumer behaviour by countryDifferent tactics/approach required per marketDisplay/email/generic PPC more effectiveCPC or hybrid commissions much more prevalent

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• 8.8% of EU consumers online buy cross border

• EU currently imports $34bn annually

• EC wants 20% of population to buy cross-border online by 2015

• By 2016 UK will export $18bn

Europe: opportunity

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Europe: opportunity• $1.1 tn spent online in EU in 2011• Online will grow 11% each year

over next 5 years• 426.9m Europeans online• Affiliate models changing and

adapting rapidly

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LatAm: opportunity• Brazil has population of 190m

(close to the UK, France, Italy and Spain combined)

• Brazil has the world’s sixth largest economy and is expected to be the fifth largest by end of 2012

• 81m Brazilians are connected to the internet

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LatAm: opportunity• Brazilians spent $10 billion online

in 2011• eCommerce in Brazil is forecast to

grow by an average of 17.5% each year over the next five years

• Consumer electronics purchases make up 37% of the online retail market in Brazil

• Other growing categories are media and computer hardware and software

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How: exporting from the UK

• Lower initial cost• UK based operations• Quick set up

• Shipping costs• Payment• Consumer reluctance to

purchase cross border

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Exporting from the UK

Clear shipping costs

Local currency

Local language

Different competitor landscape

Cross-border publishers

Different effective channels

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How: geographical expansion

• Local payment methods• Lower delivery times &

shipping costs• Local expertise

• Significant initial costs• Brand awareness• Risk factor• Different competitor

landscape

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Geographical expansion

•Dominant affiliate models•Metrics / commission models

•Language•Currency / payment•VAT and domestic taxes•Logistics / delivery

• International coordination & planning•Local affiliate management and knowledge

•Launch plan•Clear communication to local and international affiliates

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Local knowledge is the key to success

SummaryDifferent markets require local expertiseConsider International vs local publishersNumber of cross border purchases set to growStrive to be the first and best in market