The launch of DMG's new logo

by Admin September 2 , 2010 10:26

DSNR Media Group-DMG, the interactive digital advertising technology company, held an unveiling event of their new logo for company employees on Monday, in what turned out to be a morning filled with high energy and good spirits.

The event kicked off with a delicious festive in the beautiful Utopia Park. Co-CEO’s Tzafrir Peles and Inbar Chap then gave us a dynamic presentation of DMG’s three primary focuses: online advertising; mobile advertising and optimization technologies. Being a company that so clearly emphasizes innovation and the ambition to remain at the forefront of their industry, it is no wonder that our company pays attention to our image design as well. Below you can view our new logo: 

 


  Check out our new logo clip on YouTube as well!

 

The event continued as we took a stroll in the park among the orchids, carnivorous plants and rare birds. We ended with a team building activity about our corporate values and the message behind the new logo that was presented to everyone. Everyone returned to our DSNR offices to find that our new logo had been draped everywhere with the new logo. It indeed served as a memorable day and milestone for all of us at our innovative company.

 

 

 Welcome DMG!

 
 

 Groups session - defining DMG's core values. Galia @work!

 

 Inbar,Peles & Itzu - a comic break...

 
 
 An Orange Day!  Robbie, Noah and Or -  some of our swell Client Services people

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Corporate Life

FunDay SunDay

by Admin July 14 , 2010 10:13

DSNR Media group (DMG) knows that everyone needs a break now and then, and so was born the idea of a FunDay SunDay for DMG's Technology & Mobile teams.

 

As an army marches on its stomach, it all began in a fancy restaurant with a delicious breakfast followed by coffee and cake while enjoying a view of the ocean.

 

 

But before everyone nodded off it was time for a bit of healthy competition. With the adrenalin levels rising and the wind ruining everyone’s hair DMG employees were soon experiencing the thrills of go-kart racing.

 

 

After the winners were announced and medals presented all raised there Champaign glasses in a toast to a great outing and promised to enjoy a similar fun day very soon.

 

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CTR Is Only One Part Of The Value Chain

by Efrat Varga July 1 , 2010 09:18
This article below appeared in Advertising Age last week. In it, Eric Porres, CMO of marketing technology company Lotame, discusses a study they carried out to measure online brand impact based on factors other than only click-through rates.  There were some insightful and quite surprising conclusions but as far as we are concerned, it underlines an important point that we keep making: CTR is only one part of the value chain. 
 
 

The Click-Through That May Be Hurting Your Brand - What If the Click Isn't Just Irrelevant, but Also a Negative Indicator for Success?
We all know the way our industry seized on click-through rates because it's so easy to measure. And we've long heard the arguments that a high CTR doesn't matter. What if that's not quite right, though? What if a high CTR matters -- but inversely? What if a high CTR is actually a negative indicator for your brand? 
Quite often, it is, according to a recent study conducted by Lotame. Not only do click-through rates fail to measure what marketers are really looking for, they're often negatively related to brand lift. 
 
 
In the study that Eric describes above, Lotame found that although there is a strong positive correlation between click-through rates and both interaction rates and brand favorability, there was far less of a positive correlation between CTR and purchase intent. What was more, there was a negative correlation between CTR and important brand metrics such as ad recall. Eric Porres concludes that by focusing a campaign solely on CTR there is a high possibility that there will be a negative impact on valuable brand measures. Campaigns should not only be concerned with driving clicks – there are other things that need to be taken into account.

Our CEO, Peles, also had some thoughts on the Lotame study, and while he was in complete agreement with the conclusions reached, he felt that campaigns considerations had to be taken even further:  “Whatever the desired results of a campaign,” he said, “CTR is only one part of the value chain. When running a campaign one must look at every step of the process from the first spark of a creative idea to the final analysis of conversion data."

Peles then added that the smart advertiser / marketer needs to look not only at the impact on the metrics considered by Lotame, but, and most importantly, they need to be concerned with the results they are getting from the campaign compared with what they are putting in. In other words, they need to ask, “Are the results a good return on investment?”  To be sure that their answer to this question is a positive one, they need to be sure that every link in the value chain is being optimized. This ultimately is the chief concern of DMG and is realized so comprehensively by the optimization platform Traffiliate.  

Online Results in Any Language

by Peles and Inbar October 19 , 2009 02:37
The online world opens the whole world to you. But venturing out beyond your borders is trickier than passing passport control. That’s why it’s so important to leverage the experience of experts in monetizing online international traffic to deliver profitable results and minimize risks. 

With between 15% and 30% of all visits to US websites originating from abroad and Internet use growing exponentially in developing markets, expanding international markets mean expanding international opportunities.  

We are intimately familiar on how best to exploit this potential both from the buy-side and the sell-side.
Success in international markets is a lot more than getting a good translation. Localization involves intricate regulations, cultural norms, currency management, payment methods and much much more.
 

For nearly a decade, we have been juggling these issues – in 52 countries and in 25 languages, generating over 15 billion impressions a month. We help clients expand into new markets, target expats that speak their language, or master dialects in multicultural venues. So ask the experts before you leave home. We will make sure your message reaches your target audience, wherever it may be, and doesn’t get “lost in translation” on the way.

Inbar & Peles

A Letter from the CEO's

by Peles and Inbar September 10 , 2009 08:49

In today's online advertising market, online marketing needs of every client are unique.
Here at DMG we provide solutions that are specifically designed to meet clients' diverse requirements and optimize their ROI goals. We offer both advertisers and publishers technology-driven solutions to increase brand reach, generate leads, target consumers and measure results.

Our philosophy lies in
a simple statement: "results or your money back - guaranteed".
This claim can be
made only thanks to the following:

Technology –utilizing proprietary technologies and field-proven methodologies
Full solution
- delivering heightened performance throughout the value chain.

Human Capital
– employing a proficient team of well-established professionals with years of experience running highly successful campaigns across the globe.
Long-Term Client Retention
holding our customers' satisfaction as our key drive and maintaining a high retention rate and close partnerships that enable us to successfully achieve our clients' backend goals.

We are continually striving to generate value to our clients and promise to maintain our daily commitment as your source for unparalleled service into the future.

 Sincerely,

Inbar and Peles

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CEOs' Corner

Eine 3D-Herangehensweise zur Online-Werbung

by Admin September 10 , 2009 03:44

Die optimale Mischung aus Kosten, Margen und Volumen für deutliches Wachstum

Englisg Version 

Sessions-Zusammenfassung:

  

Wenn Werbebudgets gekürzt werden, ist unsere spontane Reaktion Kosten zu senken. Aber kommt die Rettung durch die Reduktion von eCPA allein? Die Werbetreibenden müssen eine effektive, mutige “3D”-Herangehensweise annehmen, um Online-Werbung und Medienkampagnen aufzubauen, die die drei Geschäftssäulen Kosten, Margen und Volumen berücksichtigen. Diese Session geht über den Hype und die konventionelle Weisheit hinaus. Lernen Sie, wie Kampagnen und Medienstrategien aufgebaut werden können, durch die Aggregierung und Integrierung von abwechslungsreichen Medienquellen, durch die Optimierung von Margen, um echte Geschäftsziele widerzuspiegeln, und durch den Einsatz von Technologie, um die volle Kontrolle der Wertschöpfungskette zu ermöglichen. Dann können Sie das richtige Gleichgewicht zwischen Kosten, Margen und Volumen erreichen – für mehr Chancen, höhere Gewinne und verbesserten ROI.

 

How do Affiliate & Results-based marketing coexist

by DMG Team May 21 , 2009 03:02

 As Affilicon Israel draws near, we approached Peles to discuss the interaction between the two marketing channels - Results-based online advertising & Affiliate marketing:

§         Q: How do affiliate marketing and results- based marketing co exist with the more traditional ways?
Peles:  Affiliate marketing is one segment within the broader scope of result based advertising. They in many cases compete for budget, although, in our opinion they shouldn't. More traditional ways should deal with what is called branding, and result base should deal with direct acquisitions. More sophisticated advertisers, transforming both their budgets to results - they just define the goals differently, but measure both and optimize both budgets.

§         Q: What is more effective affiliate or SEM?
Peles:
It is like asking what is more important, eating or drinking, for successful online advertising programs both should be effective, it is a matter of volume, competition and market.

Q: How does the economic situation affect affiliate and result based marketing? 
Peles: With the idea in mind that the world will continue to exist, people will continue to consume, result based advertising will gain ,market share over more traditional media spends. Budgets have started to shift towards places where Invested Euros are marked with their related income. In other words, acquisition and direct response campaigns are the last to be cut as they are considered to be revenue generating campaigns.



 

Keeping advertisers fueled for success

by DMG Team May 4 , 2009 07:02

Keeping the direct response advertiser fueled for success
by Rachael Alter, Director of Publisher Development

 

A direct response advertising campaign is fueled by many variables that can make it or break it. Some variables are primarily in the control of the
advertiser such as:
  • Website marketability
  • Offer
  • post click conversion

 On the side of the Service provider or, in our case, the "network" - we complete the picture with our expertise in providing the playing field and the optimization tactics. As a representative of the media side of the business, my responsibility is with the playing field or accurately; the rich Blend of traffic that provides the opportunity for the conversions to happen. This is fundamentally made up by a 2 level media pool: 
1. The base – the mass amounts of various traffic that provide multiple types of traffic from channels and placements that have some  slight relevance to the advertising offer.
 2.  Highly targeted, highly convertible traffic.
 Together these traffics create a blend that provides the advertiser with enough momentum to take its first baby steps in making the beginning conversions happen.

Once those occur it has to be provided with enough fuel to be able to learn and grow and be optimized using our technology, expertise and tactics into a significant volume campaign. One may ask why a campaign isn’t run on the second level traffic only where the highest likeliness of a conversion would occur.

The answer lies partially in the fact that this traffic is limited in its quantity and furthermore we have seen that to grow an advertiser to limitless expansion it is important to provide it with both types giving it the necessary bulk it needs to be a strong long lasting campaign. 

If the issue of the perfect blend of traffic isn’t enough; in order to keep going a long lasting successful campaign the traffic pool must remain forever fed by a continuous flux of new traffic in both of the levels. This compliments the continuous changes and optimization tactics made on the back end side of the campaign that creates each moment with a rich starting point for the new seed conversions. 

 

Turning information into knowledge

by DMG Team March 25 , 2009 12:02

By Gilad Hellerman - CTO   

One of the major characteristics of the online-result-based-advertising industry is the huge numbers involved (no, I am not talking about the money, even though that is quite impressive as well, I am talking about impressions, clicks and conversions).  

 These numbers require special attention both in terms of technology (which I will address in my next post), and in terms of information gathering and analysis, which I will address in this post.What is our goal in all of this information gathering and analysis?Our ultimate goal is decision making, mainly towards campaign optimization, even though there are other decisions we need to make in order to maximize our profits. 

 In order to empower the user to make better decisions, we need to provide the user with knowledge on which the user can make his decisions. The emphasis is on knowledge as opposed to information since knowledge is actually the result of the procedure of processing the information we are presented with, during its storage in our brain. We make our decisions based on the knowledge rather then based on the information. Our goal therefore should be to process the information for our user so that it will save him some of the processing he will need to do by himself, and add bits of processing he might not have thought about, thus enlarging his knowledge.

 How do we turn information into knowledge?
We do that in four major stages:
1.       Data gathering
2.       Data analysis
3.       Deciding what, of the vast number of analyzed data to present.
4.       Presenting the data in a way that will make it easiest to use and consume by the user. 
 

Establishing the decisions on knowledge rather then information is the only way to effectively manage this vast amount of data in the online advertising world.

Gilad

 

Boost your 2009 Results

by Inbar December 15 , 2008 09:39

This period is bringing new opportunities to the digital marketing industry,
as accountability and measurable results becoming the driving force whilst marketers tend
to be more focused on ROI.

We at DMG have a profound understanding of advertisers’ needs, and have designed our solutions 
to get every last drop out of advertising budgets.

We invite you to get ready for your 2009 resolutions with our result-based solutions!

My warm wishes for a successful and exciting year ahead!
Inbar

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