Media 2020 Vision: Advertising & Marketing Revenues -- Winners and Losers

By The Media Ecologist Archives
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Originally published November 2010

Among traditional media, cable television is the big winner in generating increased ad revenues over the next decade, according to the new Vision 2020: Media, Advertising & Marketing Economic Health Report 2010-2020 being issued next month by Jack Myers Media Business Report. Total advertising and marketing communications budgets are projected to grow 25% from $601.2 billion in 2010 to $750.6 billion in 2020. Marketers' investments in cable network and local/regional cable television advertising will increase to a 5.5% combined share of the total marketing communications pie in 2020 from 4.2% in 2010. This represents incremental annual industry revenues of nearly $16 billion, from an estimated $25.5 billion in 2010 to $41.2 billion in 2020. Almost half this growth will be generated by increases in cable's digital media advertising inventory. Broadcast network and local broadcast station combined share of marketers' budgets is forecast to decline to 5.0% in 2020 from 7.0% in 2010, a loss of $4.6 billion in annual revenues, from $41.7 billion to $37.1 billion.

The biggest market share winner is forecast by Myers to be Social Media/Word-of-Mouth/Conversational Marketing, which is projected to increase from only $1.2 billion in marketing spend in 2010 to $46.5 billion annually in 2020. (Almost all Facebook and MySpace revenues (estimated between $2.2 and $2.5 billion in 2010) are included in Myers' Online Originated Display Advertising and Online Originated Video Content Advertising categories).

Jack MyersMedia Business Report will be releasing to subscribers our full 2010-2020 report on 55 advertising and marketing budget categories in early December. For information on password access, contact Maryann@jackmyers.com.

Jack Myers Media Business Report
Media, Advertising & Marketing Economic Health Report 2010-2020
 SHARE OF TOTAL MARKETING
 COMMUNICATION
 BUDGETS
Advertising/Marketing Share Winners2010 2020
    
Social Media/WOM/Conversational Marketing0.2 6.2
Search Marketing2.1 5.5
Media Directed Promotion/Events/Sponsorship1.9 5.2
Cable/Satellite Network Television Advertising 3.4 4.6
Experiential/Event Marketing3.1 3.5
Mobile & Apps Advertising0.2 2.3
Online Originated Video Content Advertising0.1 1.9
Branded Entertainment/Product Placement1.3 1.7
Interactive/VOD & Addressable Advertising0.0 1.3
Out-of-Home/Place Based1.1 1.1
Local/Regional Cable TV0.8 0.9
Videogame Advertising0.2 0.7
Point-of-Influence/GPS0.1 0.5
Custom Publishing/Site Advertising0.3 0.4
Cinema Advertising0.1 0.2
Satellite/Internet Originated Radio0.1 0.2
    
Advertising/Marketing Share Losers2010 2020
    
Direct-to-Trade Promotion/Slotting Allowances27.6 20.4
Consumer Sales Promotion/FSI/Incentives24.5 20.5
Direct Mail/eMail Marketing10.4 7.2
Newspaper Advertising4.9 3.3
Local & National Spot Broadcast TV3.9 2.6
Consumer Magazine Advertising2.7 2.5
Broadcast Network TV3.1 2.4
Terrestrial Radio2.6 1.8
Yellow Pages2.0 1.1
Online Originated Display Advertising/Rich Media0.9 0.8
Business-to-Business Magazines1.1 0.6
Offline Public Relations0.8 0.4
Broadcast Syndication0.6 0.4

Source: Jack Myers Media Business Report.
Media 2020 Vision: Media, Advertising & Marketing Economic Health Report 2010-2020
Full report available to subscribers effective December 2010 at www.jackmyers.com

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