Internet Advertising Revenue Report Romanian Online
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Internet Advertising Revenue Report Romanian Online
www.pwc.ro Internet Advertising Revenue Report Romanian Online Advertising Industry Survey 2014 First Six-Month December 2014 “Advancing from a digital strategy to a business strategy fit for a digital age Digital success is not just about technology. It’s about applying a digital mindset to build the right behaviours. So the most important impact of digital has not been to generate a step-change in technology. Instead, it’s been to create and embed a new mindset towards doing business: not just quicker, but more targeted, experimental, experiential, inclusive, collaborative. We believe this shift towards a more personalised customer-centric organisation is the single biggest change since the advent of digital media” PwC – Global entertainment and media outlook 2014-2018 | 15th annual edition, June 2014 In-depth analyses (five-year historic and five-year forecast spend data and commentary from 2009 to 2018) of annual advertising revenues and consumer spending trends for 13 major industry segments across 54 countries around the world | www.pwc.com/outlook To the IAB Romania Board 5 December 2014 Welcome to the 13th edition of local Internet Advertising Revenue Report, covering the reported period Jan 1 - Jun 30, 2014. Our goal remains the same as in 2008 when we started the project: to provide figures that will become the most accurate measurement of online advertising revenue in Romania. Analysis of the digital mindset as the bedrock of a business strategy fit for a digital age in this year’s PwC Global entertainment and media outlook shows that differentiating on technology was just a transition phase: we’ve now reached the stage of differentiating on relationships. Why relationships? Because consumers’ psychology has undergone a seismic change. Online services have shown consumers they can switch from finding content experiences they have liked, to being found by content experiences they will like, via every channel and device. Delivering such an experience demands much more than crunching data: it means getting to know people as individuals and them knowing the businesses back. This requires not just the right technology, but also the talent for relationship innovation. When this happens, the result is relevancy – which brings the company that delivers it a disproportionate share of that individual’s lifetime value. Those players that achieve relevancy can join the consumer’s “inner circle of trust”. To stay there, they’ll need to apply innovation and agility to keep place with the multi-faceted evolution of tomorrow’s consumer. In an environment when consumer relevancy is imperative, companies need to rethink how they engage the consumers. This means looking beyond innovation in products and services to examine new operational and infrastructure models of collaborative relationships. And at the heart of every successful collaboration will be a shared digital mindset. Yours sincerely, Bogdan Belciu Partner, Advisory Services | PwC Romania PricewaterhouseCoopers Management Consultants SRL, 301-311 Barbu Vacarescu Street, Bucharest 2, Romania T: +40 21 225 3000, F:+21 225 3600, www.pwc.com/ro Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Table of Contents 1. Background 4 2. Executive Summary 6 3. Research Participants 9 4. Detailed Findings – H1-2014 4.1. Total Revenue 4.2. Revenue by Advertising Type 4.3. Revenue by Industry 11 14 15 16 5. 18 21 26 32 Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison 5.1. Total Revenue 5.2. Revenue by Advertising Type 5.3. Revenue by Industry 6. Appendices 6.1. The Instructions for Taking Part 6.2. Data Collection Worksheet 6.3. List of Represented Websites IAB | PwC 42 42 56 61 1. Background Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Background The Internet media revenues tracking research was initiated by the IAB in 1996 and aims to represent data from all companies that sell meaningful volumes of online advertising and media space. In USA and many countries of Europe (including Romania) the research is conducted independently by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) on behalf of the IAB, on an ongoing basis, with results released on a half-yearly basis. The reported results are the most accurate measurement of the online advertising industry because the historical data is compiled directly from information supplied to PwC by the companies selling advertising on the Internet. This research has acted as the key barometer of the industry’s health across Europe and USA, a comprehensive standard for measuring the growth of online advertising revenues. The report provides an opportunity for stakeholders interested in the size of the online advertising market to access independently collated data and information about the state of online advertising revenues. PwC does not audit any of the information included in this report and provides no opinion or other form of assurance with respect to the above mentioned information. The procedures carried out by PwC do not constitute an audit or a review in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. Reported figures are not adjusted to account for other organisations that have not participated in the survey. Only aggregate results are published and individual company information is held in strict confidence with PwC. The methodology supplied by IAB asked only for revenues related to the cost of the media space that is sold, so revenues excluded strategy, creation, production or other development related costs. The survey tries to accomplish industry-wide acceptance. The aim is to be as inclusive as possible. The intention is to include any significant form of online/interactive advertising, and accept data from any company that generates revenue from the sale of online/interactive advertising. The research includes data reflecting all forms of Internet/online advertising revenues from web-sites publishers, commercial/consumer online services providers, ad networks and e-mail providers, as well as other companies selling online advertising. It is envisaged that as new segment of interactive advertising become established these will be included in future reports. Further details regarding methodology are provided in the appendix to this report. IAB | PwC 2. Executive Summary Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Executive Summary No. of participants In 2008, PwC Romania has been asked by the IAB Romania to assess the value of the local online advertising market (Romanian websites) through a quantitative survey with leading companies generating Internet/online advertising revenues. The same eleven companies (proposed by IAB Romania) participated both in the first edition of the survey, covering 2007 full year and first six months of 2008 (H1-08), and in the second one, covering the last half of 2008 (H2-08). Three new companies were added and participated in the third edition (H1-09) and other four new companies in the fourth one (H2-09), raising the total number of participants to 18. A new company joined the fifth edition (H1-10), while one of the previous participants no longer submitted data. The same 18 companies as in H1-10 participated in the sixth edition (H2-10). Four new companies were added and participated in the seventh edition (H1-11), raising the total number of participants to 22. The same 22 companies as in H1-11 participated in the eight edition (H2-11), in the ninth one (H1-12) and in the tenth edition (H2-12). Three new companies joined the eleventh edition (H1-13), while two of the previous participants no longer submitted data, raising the total number of participants to 23. Two of the previous participants merged their operations and submitted data as one company in the twelfth edition (H2-13), while another no longer submitted data, the total number of participants becoming 21. A new company joined the current edition, covering the first six months of 2014 (H1-14), while one of the previous participants no longer submitted data, the total number of participants remaining 21. What is reported? In this survey, IAB Romania has defined (and has asked to be reported by the participants) the net advertising revenues as amounts billed by the publishers (who sell directly their own advertising inventory) or by the sales houses (who sell on behalf of the publishers), according to their invoices charged to their clients. Media agencies should only report what they buy from publishers, sales houses or networks that do not directly participate in the study: search engines, social media sites and publishers/networks from abroad, as well as local publishers/networks that are not participants. Media agencies should only report net revenues, without any agency commission. For barter, contra and trade revenue, IAB Romania has asked only for the Internet advertising media space exchanged with goods/products/services other than media to be reported. IAB Romania has asked for the following categories not to be reported: online-online exchanges, “cross-media” exchanges (online-print, for instance) and “self-promotion” exchanges (within the same group of companies). All revenues have been reported in lei and net of VAT. „Like-for-like” growth reporting In 2011, to give a true market change figure, IAB Romania asked for a “like-for-like” growth rate to be reported, in order to remove the effect of new participants (and/or previous contributors no longer provided figures) to percentage measures of online advertising industry growth. For this reason, the seventh edition (covering H111) listed for the first time two figures representing changes from the previous semesters. These are the total market growth (the change rate of the “reported value of the market”, totalling the revenues submitted by all participants of the respective edition), and a “normalised change” representing a like-for-like comparison with the previous semesters (excluding contributions from new and/or previous participants made during the comparison period). This survey reports like-for-like growth figures only for total revenue and not for type (advertising formats) and industry. Only companies that submitted in both semesters of 2013 and in H1-14 are included in the like-for-like growth calculation of H1-14. IAB | PwC Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 CAGR 2007-2013 In this report, we provide compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) that cover 2007-2013 period. Industry categories In 2014, IAB Romania has asked for the industry sector categories and definitions to be improved in order to reflect those used by the Romanian Audit Bureau of Circulations (BRAT), to help stakeholders when making comparisons of spend in other media. The current edition (H1-14) has listed for the first time the new industry sector categories. H1-14 Findings Internet advertising revenues for all surveyed companies (“reported value of the market”) total approximately 58.5 million lei for H1-14, a decrease of 13% compared to H2-13. The H1-14 total revenues are 28% higher than H1-13. Embedded Formats remain by far the most common type of Internet advertising in H1-14, followed at considerable distance by Interruptive Formats. As in the previous semesters Content Sponsorships come next. Among the different industries using online advertising, Telecoms (10.5 million lei) remains by far the leading industry in H1-14. It is seconded at a significant distance by Drink (6.7 million lei). Motors (4.7 million lei) comes on the third place. On a like-for-like basis, the revenues in H1-14 decrease by 17% compared to H2-13 and increase by 19% compared to H1-13. Any other growth rates presented in this document are based on all reported revenues and are not like-for-like comparison. H1-14: 58.5 million lei Total Revenue 13% decrease compared to the previous six-month (H2-13) 28% increase compared to the same period of 2013 (H1-13) Embedded Formats remain the most common type, followed by Interruptive Formats and Content Sponsorships Telecoms remains the leading industry, seconded by Drink and Motors 17% decrease on a like-for-like basis compared to the previous six-month (H2-13) 19% increase on a like-for-like basis compared to the same period of 2013 (H1-13) IAB | PwC 3. Research Participants Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Research Participants The following companies (proposed by IAB Romania) have participated in the current edition: 1. AD.EVOLUTION S.R.L. 2. GOLDBACH AUDIENCE ROMANIA S.R.L. 3. MEDIA BIT SOFTWARE S.R.L. 4. INTERNET CORP S.R.L. 5. MEDIAFAX GROUP S.A. 6. ZUMZI S.R.L. 7. ROL ONLINE NETWORK S.A. 8. BURDA MEDIA BUCURESTI S.R.L. 9. HTTPOOL ONLINE AND MOBILE ADVERTISING S.R.L. 10. DIGITAL ADS MANAGEMENT S.R.L. 11. HMEDIA ONLINE STRATEGISTS S.R.L. 12. THINKDIGITAL INTERNET & ADVERTISING S.A. 13. ANTENA TV GROUP S.A. 14. TRADE ADS INTERACTIVE S.R.L. 15. 2 PARALE AFILIERE S.R.L. 16. DIGITAL 4 PEOPLE S.R.L. 17. RINGIER ROMANIA S.R.L. 18. TRILULILU S.A. 19. INITIATIVE MEDIA S.A. 20. STARCOM MEDIAVEST GROUP S.R.L. 21. PRO TV S.A. In the first six-month of 2014, they represent about 1,000 Romanian websites. IAB | PwC 4. Detailed Findings – H1-2014 Totals in tables and charts may not total arithmetically due to rounding. Detailed Findings – H1-2014 Total net advertising revenue (lei) by Transaction Transaction Net commissionable earned revenue Barter, Contra and Trade revenue Packaged deal allocations Unclassified TOTAL Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 5,649,819 7,582,847 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 Total H1-14 8,929,214 10,930,046 10,962,409 10,676,451 54,730,786 55,867 370,066 286,739 191,443 138,131 344,015 1,386,261 213,407 128,044 501,468 673,556 528,487 320,111 2,365,073 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9,717,421 11,795,045 11,629,027 11,340,577 58,482,120 5,919,093 8,080,957 Total net advertising revenue (lei) by Type Jan-14 Feb-14 2,086,897 3,530,112 Mar-14 3,791,666 Apr-14 4,505,249 May-14 4,739,202 Jun-14 Total H1-14 3,909,008 22,562,134 Content sponsorships 836,282 1,144,302 1,602,331 2,269,739 2,327,213 1,817,792 9,997,659 Interruptive formats Display ads on email Tenancy Pre/post roll video Display affiliate ad. Solus email ad. Consumer classified (jobs) Consumer classified (other) B2B classifieds Paid for listings Contextual ad. Mobile ad (display, search, app) Mobile ad (SMS/MMS) Other Search engines (Google, Bing etc) search, display and video ads 999,847 1,342,535 76,171 94,076 53,122 47,651 302,785 361,230 613,629 544,038 144,872 134,185 1,775,930 112,194 51,907 486,323 619,965 138,193 2,148,823 84,432 51,432 540,458 593,460 176,739 1,917,596 57,877 48,351 555,398 601,713 213,615 2,216,744 123,446 47,662 617,726 599,811 107,530 10,401,475 548,196 300,125 2,863,920 3,572,616 915,134 Type Embedded formats Social media ads (Facebook, Linkedin etc) - excluding premium formats and content/pages admin Display ad - foreign publishers/networks (Yahoo, MSN, realtime bidding etc) Unclassified TOTAL 0 0 0 0 20,025 46,725 66,750 101,345 33,044 34,114 34,509 24,829 23,164 251,005 0 2,922 10,474 0 3,276 14,789 1,160 2,797 32,166 0 3,568 46,055 1,000 18,562 23,061 1,330 30,868 34,519 3,490 61,993 161,064 54,048 63,316 98,866 119,820 81,739 113,130 530,919 22,510 25,203 0 18,541 25,569 30,203 122,026 111,222 74,309 128,081 93,435 124,497 444,876 976,420 202,952 208,348 349,234 318,833 238,113 236,267 1,553,747 169,280 246,168 232,848 350,129 378,427 553,303 1,930,155 53,744 123,239 178,662 336,530 127,703 273,278 1,093,156 76,991 91,136 80,984 103,293 104,537 113,195 570,136 9,717,421 11,795,045 11,629,027 11,340,577 58,482,120 5,919,093 8,080,957 Total net advertising revenue (lei) by Industry Industry Jan-14 287,590 290,120 Feb-14 587,288 575,272 Mar-14 634,561 1,064,403 Apr-14 765,498 1,659,900 May-14 633,451 1,895,309 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cosmetics & toiletries Personal hygiene Pharmaceutical & healthcare 260,708 59,389 615,863 77,173 673,632 183,598 746,130 161,103 884,715 121,846 714,556 121,937 3,895,604 725,046 220,502 322,009 498,166 391,205 350,278 369,439 2,151,599 Clothing & accessories 68,959 80,640 222,186 272,098 266,332 170,904 1,081,119 Household appliances Household equipment Household care Pet care Leisure equipment Entertainment & the media Motors Travel & transport Retail Online retail Finance Govt, social, political org Business & industrial Computers Office equipment & supplies Telecoms Classified - C2C Miscellaneous Unclassified 130,705 70,765 36,781 8,079 12,644 93,416 75,760 68,557 7,428 4,551 169,874 99,286 102,724 9,084 17,815 140,228 134,045 47,977 14,752 15,138 214,145 171,316 36,426 8,017 15,629 232,750 152,735 32,746 45,040 14,779 981,118 703,907 325,211 92,400 80,556 219,488 548,834 618,640 489,155 379,549 665,106 2,920,772 408,240 142,212 232,049 704,070 395,717 788,560 120,765 573,171 533,658 440,440 707,381 156,349 363,605 626,588 751,686 1,101,684 171,675 440,707 628,703 713,666 1,066,986 148,289 370,885 566,109 732,545 610,486 136,636 456,783 580,017 532,374 4,683,337 875,926 2,437,200 3,639,145 3,566,428 31,098 55,963 52,233 94,158 399,148 148,744 781,344 268,110 91,942 223,076 410,474 353,113 435,768 321,265 413,505 311,770 366,915 262,575 146,841 1,739,909 1,865,445 16,347 12,520 39,096 24,935 15,540 22,485 130,923 1,263,629 1,272,271 180,475 98,101 442,623 399,415 76,851 95,752 1,237,955 79,771 414,046 205,861 2,340,234 110,143 496,175 100,966 1,828,062 44,315 645,953 155,497 2,565,126 68,957 1,162,539 149,030 10,507,277 581,762 3,560,751 783,957 TOTAL 5,919,093 8,080,957 9,717,421 11,795,045 11,629,027 11,340,577 58,482,120 Food Drink Tobacco & accessories Jun-14 Total H1-14 812,491 3,720,879 1,165,501 6,650,505 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 4: Detailed Findings – H1-2014 Section 4.1. | Total Revenue Revenues (lei) H1-2014 Monthly Total Revenues 11,795,045 11,629,027 11,340,577 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 9,717,421 8,080,957 5,919,093 Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 Month In terms of revenue, April is the best month followed at slight distance by May and June. Monthly revenues in the last three months exceed the threshold of 11,000,000 lei and bring the monthly average to 9,747,020 lei. H1-2014 Total Revenue by Month Jun-14 11,340,577 19% Jan-14 5,919,093 10% Feb-14 8,080,957 14% May-14 11,629,027 20% Mar-14 9,717,421 17% Apr-14 11,795,045 20% Revenues in the last quarter represent 59% of the total for the semester. Regarding revenue by transaction, Barter, contra and trade and Packaged deal allocations revenues represent together only 6% of Total Revenue. IAB | PwC 14 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 4: Detailed Findings – H1-2014 Section 4.2. | Revenue by Advertising Type Advertising Type H1-2014 Total Revenue by Advertising Type Embedded formats Content sponsorships Interruptive formats Display ads on email Tenancy Pre/post roll video Display affiliate ad Solus email ad Consumer classified (jobs) Consumer classified (other) B2B classifieds Paid for listings Contextual ad Mobile ad (display, search, app) Mobile ad (SMS/MMS) Other Search engines Social media ads Display ad - foreign publishers Unclassified 22,562,134 9,997,659 10,401,475 548,196 300,125 2,863,920 3,572,616 915,134 66,750 251,005 3,490 61,993 161,064 530,919 122,026 976,420 1,553,747 1,930,155 1,093,156 570,136 Revenues (lei) Embedded formats remain the leading type followed at considerable distance by Interruptive formats and Content sponsorships. Display affiliate advertising and Pre/post roll video come next. These five leading types represent together 84% of the Total Revenue. H1-2014 Share of Total Revenue - Largest Revenue Advertising Types Display ad - foreign publishers 1,093,156 2% Social media ads 1,930,155 3% Search engines 1,553,747 3% Pre/post roll video 2,863,920 5% Display affiliate ad 3,572,616 6% IAB | PwC Content sponsorships 9,997,659 17% All other ad types 3,937,122 7% Unclassified 570,136 1% Embedded formats 22,562,134 38% Interruptive formats 10,401,475 18% 15 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 4: Detailed Findings – H1-2014 Section 4.3. | Revenue by Industry Industry H1-2014 Total Revenue by Industry Food Drink Tobacco & accessories Cosmetics & toiletries Personal hygiene Pharmaceutical & healthcare Clothing & accessories Household appliances Household equipment Household care Pet care Leisure equipment Entertainment & the media Motors Travel & transport Retail Online retail Finance Govt, social, political org Business & industrial Computers Office equipment & supplies Telecoms Classified - C2C Miscellaneous Unclassified 3,720,879 6,650,505 0 3,895,604 725,046 2,151,599 1,081,119 981,118 703,907 325,211 92,400 80,556 2,920,772 4,683,337 875,926 2,437,200 3,639,145 3,566,428 781,344 1,739,909 1,865,445 130,923 10,507,277 581,762 3,560,751 783,957 Revenues (lei) Telecoms is by far the largest revenue industry seconded, at significant distance, by Drink and Motors. Cosmetics & toiletries, Food, Online retail and Finance come next. Entertainment & the media, Retail and Pharmaceutical & healthcare are in the next tier with volumes over the threshold of 2,000,000 lei. Industry H1-2014 Total Revenue - Largest Revenue Industries Telecoms Drink Motors Cosmetics & toiletries Food Online retail Finance Entertainment & the media Retail Pharmaceutical & healthcare Computers Business & industrial Clothing & accessories 10,507,277 6,650,505 4,683,337 3,895,604 3,720,879 3,639,145 3,566,428 2,920,772 2,437,200 2,151,599 1,865,445 1,739,909 1,081,119 Revenues (lei) The leading 13 industries (with volumes over the threshold of 1,000,000 lei) cumulate 84% of Total Revenue. IAB | PwC 16 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 4: Detailed Findings – H1-2014 Section 4.3. | Revenue by Industry H1-2014 Share of Total Revenue - Largest Revenue Industries Unclassified 783,957 1% Telecoms 10,507,277 18% All other industries 21,034,988 36% Drink 6,650,505 12% Motors 4,683,337 8% Finance 3,566,428 6% Online retail 3,639,145 6% Food 3,720,879 6% Cosmetics & toiletries 3,895,604 7% The leading three industries represent together 38% of Total Revenue. H1-2014 Largest Monthly Revenue Industries Telecoms 2,565,126 Revenues (lei) Telecoms 2,340,234 Drink 1,895,309 Telecoms 1,263,629 Jan-14 Telecoms 1,272,271 Feb-14 Telecoms 1,237,955 Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 Month The leading industry (by far) in H1-14, Telecoms reports the highest monthly volumes (compared to all other industries) for 5 months, with the record of this semester in June, all of them being above the threshold of 1,000,000 lei. In May, Drink (the second largest semestral revenue industry) has the largest monthly value, above the previous mentioned threshold. IAB | PwC 17 5. Headline Results 2007-2014 Comparison Totals in tables and charts may not total arithmetically due to rounding Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Total net advertising revenue (lei) by Transaction Transaction Net commissionable earned revenue Barter, Contra and Trade revenue Packaged deal allocations H1-07 333,588 Unclassified TOTAL H2-07 2007 15,807,931 26,340,827 104,585 H1-08 H2-08 2008 42,148,758 33,378,317 38,267,981 H1-09 H2-09 2009 H1-10 71,646,298 25,134,665 39,086,416 64,221,081 H2-10 2010 40,025,883 42,190,228 H1-11 H2-11 82,216,111 42,571,888 2011 46,642,986 H1-12 H2-12 2012 89,214,874 44,687,127 51,723,117 H1-13 H2-13 2013 96,410,244 45,044,987 66,292,904 H1-14 111,337,891 54,730,786 438,173 495,096 268,139 763,235 239,175 503,642 742,817 1,681,364 1,387,286 3,068,650 1,163,800 1,425,907 2,589,707 1,945,337 243,340 2,188,677 421,429 342,151 763,580 1,386,261 0 0 0 0 8,000 8,000 124,183 103,493 227,676 346,500 418,318 764,818 0 0 0 5,466 0 5,466 66,468 748,219 814,687 2,365,073 0 16,270 16,270 0 0 0 0 227 227 169 0 169 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 86,049,748 43,735,688 48,068,893 16,141,519 26,461,682 42,603,201 33,873,413 38,544,120 72,417,533 25,498,023 39,693,778 65,191,801 42,053,916 43,995,832 91,804,581 46,637,930 51,966,457 98,604,387 45,532,884 67,383,274 112,916,158 58,482,120 Total net advertising revenue (lei) by Type Type Embedded formats H1-07 H2-07 2007 11,300,202 17,246,477 H1-08 H2-08 2008 28,546,679 19,755,194 23,316,183 H1-09 H2-09 2009 43,071,377 13,989,165 20,605,077 H1-10 H2-10 2010 34,594,242 19,411,106 22,523,338 H1-11 H2-11 41,934,444 22,681,979 2011 23,907,983 H1-12 H2-12 2012 H1-13 H2-13 2013 H1-14 46,589,962 22,364,527 25,290,693 47,655,220 20,016,732 28,200,357 48,217,089 22,562,134 Content sponsorships 919,559 1,204,137 2,123,696 1,711,299 2,557,575 4,268,874 2,056,236 4,553,633 6,609,869 3,691,463 5,642,706 9,334,169 4,887,597 6,279,544 11,167,141 6,249,992 5,416,483 11,666,475 4,073,624 8,759,371 12,832,995 Interruptive formats 742,243 2,296,124 3,038,367 2,023,849 3,822,121 5,845,970 2,482,042 2,932,939 5,414,981 4,547,835 3,176,427 7,724,262 6,370,114 6,848,798 13,218,912 7,739,279 9,442,395 17,181,674 5,211,290 9,181,081 14,392,371 10,401,475 Display ads on email 144,304 234,895 379,199 295,827 774,928 1,070,755 180,355 244,520 424,875 503,680 594,127 1,097,807 189,946 187,876 377,822 338,914 167,347 506,261 200,669 234,222 434,891 0 0 0 0 100,068 100,068 0 0 0 85,305 0 85,305 125,699 122,681 248,380 0 32,721 32,721 60,774 108,978 169,752 300,125 29,683 365 30,048 43,195 185,557 228,752 109,671 214,074 323,745 174,482 178,919 353,401 430,281 515,272 945,553 926,580 1,112,320 2,038,900 1,032,835 2,500,365 3,533,200 2,863,920 Tenancy Pre/post roll video 9,997,659 548,196 Display affiliate ad. 331,311 341,626 672,937 713,152 0 713,152 407,046 701,282 1,108,328 2,086,735 355,462 2,442,197 1,677,222 2,760,507 4,437,729 2,194,150 4,311,721 6,505,871 3,619,951 3,513,662 7,133,613 3,572,616 Solus email ad. 128,321 184,362 312,683 451,114 51,371 502,485 286,109 293,608 579,717 700,861 823,022 1,523,883 1,837,079 1,511,194 3,348,273 1,199,272 935,658 2,134,930 857,467 1,482,528 2,339,995 915,134 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15,485 104,844 120,329 0 427,950 427,950 6,783 60,415 67,198 15,882 0 15,882 66,750 251,005 Consumer classified (jobs) Consumer classified (other) 0 0 0 0 996 996 0 0 0 918,532 378,477 1,297,009 377,260 0 377,260 271,754 492,520 764,274 606,963 0 606,963 B2B classifieds 56,426 436,444 492,870 53,039 0 53,039 0 3,329 3,329 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8,062 8,062 40,888 3,840 44,728 3,490 Paid for listings 59,452 442 59,894 12,072 180,348 192,420 302,352 2,046,425 2,348,777 1,661,624 1,644,990 3,306,614 2,637,940 2,979,250 5,617,190 2,094,458 2,109,428 4,203,886 1,073,044 340,793 1,413,837 61,993 Contextual ad. 251,782 367,353 619,135 445,276 689,146 1,134,422 201,870 995,323 1,197,193 610,154 482,309 1,092,463 585,686 1,224,060 1,809,746 1,125,715 646,192 1,771,907 201,262 59,394 260,656 161,064 29,106 232,180 261,286 238,106 663,033 901,139 530,919 Mobile ad (display, search, app) Mobile ad (SMS/MMS) 0 0 0 5,280 79,082 84,362 122,026 315,382 528,396 843,778 1,278,661 1,298,151 2,576,812 976,420 Search engines search, display and video ads 1,608,363 2,139,449 3,747,812 1,553,747 Social media ads 2,267,155 3,773,373 6,040,528 1,930,155 Display ad - foreign publishers/networks 1,956,836 2,239,050 4,195,886 1,093,156 1,167,102 2,806,545 3,973,647 570,136 Other Unclassified TOTAL 7,882 2,170,354 31,992 4,117,465 16,141,519 26,461,682 39,874 6,287,819 115,837 8,253,559 152,799 6,713,027 42,603,201 33,873,413 38,544,119 268,636 14,966,586 455,771 5,027,406 482,780 6,620,788 72,417,533 25,498,023 39,693,778 938,551 11,648,194 942,354 6,704,300 744,207 7,347,004 65,191,801 42,053,916 43,995,832 1,686,561 14,051,304 239,327 177,126 1,695,558 1,126,652 86,049,748 43,735,688 48,068,893 416,453 2,822,210 1,782,018 1,179,926 91,804,581 46,637,930 51,966,457 2,961,944 98,604,387 45,532,884 67,383,274 112,916,158 58,482,120 Total net advertising revenue (lei) by Industry H2-13 2013 Food Industry 1,163,379 1,578,816 2,742,195 1,893,736 4,262,254 6,155,990 1,106,710 1,549,022 2,655,732 2,184,667 2,416,841 4,601,508 2,923,145 2,177,925 5,101,070 2,135,957 1,389,441 3,525,398 3,107,898 4,262,335 7,370,233 3,720,879 Drink 1,186,540 2,532,220 3,718,760 1,306,859 912,360 2,219,219 899,771 1,581,906 2,481,677 1,991,193 2,100,623 4,091,816 1,859,420 2,888,266 4,747,686 2,013,278 2,524,600 4,537,878 2,649,053 4,216,785 6,865,838 6,650,505 10,333 0 10,333 8,868 3,902 12,770 3,524 0 3,524 21,415 2,964 24,379 3,984 163,533 167,517 9 199,523 199,532 270 24,821 25,091 0 1,101,282 2,147,650 3,248,932 1,808,232 1,648,522 3,456,754 1,206,348 1,587,051 2,793,399 1,708,253 1,863,525 3,571,778 1,581,207 1,815,769 3,396,976 1,540,970 2,235,523 3,776,493 2,783,191 4,419,285 7,202,476 3,895,604 331,799 271,140 602,939 458,802 528,977 987,779 604,262 657,836 1,262,098 556,586 679,429 1,236,015 1,180,150 1,210,979 2,391,129 1,216,505 1,883,955 3,100,460 1,377,523 2,497,123 3,874,646 2,151,599 77,614 355,387 433,001 393,971 593,319 987,290 410,130 522,012 932,142 521,317 518,875 1,040,192 1,331,059 808,472 2,139,531 551,165 777,481 1,328,646 363,994 919,469 1,283,463 1,081,119 33,270 122,079 155,349 78,308 430,826 509,134 136,134 455,473 591,607 381,601 926,941 1,308,542 467,863 810,958 1,278,821 486,568 306,370 792,938 213,272 212,078 425,350 981,118 Tobacco & accessories Cosmetics & toiletries H1-07 H2-07 2007 H1-08 H2-08 2008 H1-09 H2-09 2009 H1-10 H2-10 2010 H1-11 H2-11 2011 H1-12 H2-12 2012 H1-13 Personal hygiene Pharmaceutical & healthcare Clothing & accessories Household appliances Household equipment Household care 725,046 77,354 314,160 391,514 268,864 771,057 1,039,921 83,018 706,597 789,615 443,914 652,127 1,096,041 542,719 970,115 1,512,834 615,354 594,900 1,210,254 211,413 304,603 516,016 703,907 106,735 373,607 480,342 205,080 214,332 419,412 371,016 425,396 796,412 827,179 527,849 1,355,028 224,333 691,770 916,103 645,898 881,182 1,527,080 328,378 461,549 789,927 325,211 1,122 84,648 85,770 17,102 361,875 378,977 47,167 266,485 313,652 100,291 65,167 165,458 61,958 65,489 127,447 49,561 22,214 71,775 161,475 128,389 289,864 80,556 825,969 1,196,134 2,022,103 1,288,121 1,039,236 2,327,357 967,607 2,012,859 2,980,466 2,901,615 1,854,370 4,755,985 1,681,048 1,517,396 3,198,444 1,730,135 1,339,074 3,069,209 1,002,229 1,964,270 2,966,499 2,920,772 1,677 15,071 16,748 5,260 213,232 218,492 32,807 50,340 83,147 70,031 139,301 209,332 106,991 101,807 208,798 158,344 73,205 231,549 80,125 126,992 207,117 Pet care Leisure equipment Entertainment & the media Gardening & agriculture Motors H1-14 92,400 1,606,556 1,882,085 3,488,641 3,389,612 3,367,535 6,757,147 2,108,545 3,930,323 6,038,868 4,536,846 4,511,740 9,048,586 4,456,503 3,789,345 8,245,848 3,343,835 3,057,200 6,401,035 4,180,387 4,631,156 8,811,543 Travel & transport 428,177 398,832 827,009 433,253 367,103 800,356 1,135,118 748,328 1,883,446 1,046,658 1,096,859 2,143,517 1,046,941 1,304,171 2,351,112 1,438,181 1,305,351 2,743,532 902,282 1,463,527 2,365,809 875,926 Retail 980,351 170,679 1,151,030 756,645 776,072 1,532,717 696,136 807,902 1,504,038 1,301,053 1,218,788 2,519,841 1,131,943 1,397,134 2,529,077 766,030 1,163,384 1,929,414 1,462,975 2,175,761 3,638,736 2,437,200 Online retail 118,721 542,324 661,045 1,308,737 467,358 1,776,095 809,438 568,607 1,378,045 953,313 1,425,899 2,379,212 1,669,448 1,913,222 3,582,670 1,933,168 2,069,955 4,003,123 2,755,672 3,722,134 6,477,806 3,639,145 24,921 165,313 190,234 96,935 88,309 185,244 11,451 26,902 38,353 70,111 129,659 199,770 6,220 0 6,220 0 0 0 6,803 703 7,506 Mail order 4,683,337 Property 345,485 700,214 1,045,699 1,104,638 1,874,431 2,979,069 413,925 645,273 1,059,198 376,133 537,407 913,540 337,119 278,359 615,478 851,036 404,214 1,255,250 186,968 241,644 428,612 Finance 2,243,450 3,296,386 5,539,836 4,891,073 4,292,155 9,183,228 2,059,075 4,479,450 6,538,525 5,109,892 4,198,063 9,307,955 5,479,700 4,678,462 10,158,162 2,817,873 4,318,496 7,136,369 4,378,817 7,008,407 11,387,224 3,566,428 Government, social, political org. 313,036 425,516 738,552 441,659 761,828 1,203,487 177,719 2,100,651 2,278,370 699,210 598,007 1,297,217 709,377 855,306 1,564,683 1,106,275 1,069,317 2,175,592 838,308 1,249,360 2,087,668 781,344 Business & industrial 353,471 654,243 1,007,714 1,218,396 1,150,478 2,368,874 612,550 837,558 1,450,108 1,076,564 834,007 1,910,571 639,795 693,589 1,333,384 537,323 1,129,083 1,666,406 580,077 1,461,345 2,041,422 1,739,909 45,460 57,386 102,846 72,080 305,075 377,155 0 244,112 244,112 540,082 779,699 1,319,781 183,407 186,084 369,491 565,147 396,424 961,571 111,244 229,645 340,889 Computers 434,680 803,643 1,238,323 747,722 740,031 1,487,753 549,327 541,846 1,091,173 753,957 551,272 1,305,229 389,134 771,594 1,160,728 373,666 1,398,362 1,772,028 671,197 1,567,859 2,239,056 1,865,445 Office equipment & supplies 126,200 246,080 372,280 173,975 116,604 290,579 32,510 190,668 223,178 31,407 231,129 262,536 111,257 97,969 209,226 31,603 72,253 103,856 52,507 15,562 68,069 130,923 Electrical electronics 444,345 823,744 1,268,089 531,274 556,990 1,088,264 334,218 523,425 857,643 259,297 335,961 595,258 241,169 356,903 598,072 480,090 397,621 877,711 1,211,766 1,807,887 3,019,653 Multi advertisers Manufacturing Telecoms Recruitment Classified - C2C Miscellaneous Unclassified TOTAL 4,812 27,744 32,556 80,756 82,337 163,093 9,570 55,219 64,789 32,746 56,207 88,953 116,478 38,479 154,957 108,147 15,727 123,874 9,365 12,895 1,124,651 2,552,539 3,677,190 2,713,865 4,595,735 7,309,600 4,748,855 5,429,697 10,178,552 5,316,590 6,270,895 11,587,485 4,711,710 5,539,451 10,251,161 3,914,337 5,864,756 9,779,093 7,283,724 12,406,774 97,872 63,952 161,824 60,386 67,017 127,403 371,978 49,407 421,385 148,948 148,011 296,959 241,316 13,641 254,957 57,217 85,280 142,497 85,725 148,582 994 0 994 0 0 0 0 7,385 7,385 289,131 346,802 635,933 355,766 462,039 817,805 71,245 492,520 563,765 634,805 97,348 732,153 581,762 357,407 548,074 905,481 858,298 1,110,327 1,968,625 424,492 342,267 766,759 950,614 1,349,496 2,300,110 1,883,046 2,275,748 4,158,794 2,639,145 1,208,950 3,848,095 898,220 2,322,993 3,221,213 3,560,751 2,173,856 4,112,016 6,285,872 7,260,906 6,844,839 14,105,745 5,134,622 8,349,781 13,484,403 6,853,302 7,627,919 14,481,221 8,061,482 10,194,918 18,256,400 14,459,868 15,290,096 29,749,964 7,003,221 7,281,993 14,285,214 783,957 86,049,748 43,735,688 48,068,893 91,804,581 46,637,930 51,966,457 98,604,387 45,532,884 67,383,274 16,141,519 26,461,682 42,603,201 33,873,413 38,544,120 72,417,533 25,498,023 39,693,778 65,191,801 42,053,916 43,995,832 22,260 19,690,498 10,507,277 234,307 112,916,158 58,482,120 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.1. | Total Revenue Historical Total Revenue Mix - First Half vs. Second Half 120,000,000 112,916,158 15% Revenues (lei) 100,000,000 80,000,000 H2 43,995,832 60,000,000 H2 38,544,120 40,000,000 H1 16,141,519 H1 33,873,413 H2 67,383,274 60% H2 39,693,778 H2 26,461,682 20,000,000 H2 48,068,893 H2 51,966,457 H1 25,498,023 H1 42,053,916 H1 43,735,688 H1 46,637,930 H1 45,532,884 H1 58,482,120 40% 0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Year 2013 2014 CAGR: 17.6% In 2007-2013, we see a growing trend from one year to the other, except for 2009. The revenues are larger in the last semesters compared to the first ones. Except for 2007, 2009 and 2013, all years report a balanced revenue mix – first half vs. second half. Historical Semestral Total Revenue H2-13 67,383,274 Revenues (lei) -13% H2-08 38,544,120 H2-09 39,693,778 14% H2-07 28% 56% 26,461,682 -34% H1-08 33,873,413 H1-09 64% 25,498,023 H1-07 16,141,519 H2-10 43,995,832 5% 6% H1-10 42,053,916 H2-11 48,068,893 10% -0,6% H1-11 43,735,688 H2-12 51,966,457 48% 11% -12% -3% H1-12 H1-13 46,637,930 45,532,884 H1-14 58,482,120 Half Year In H1-14, Total Revenue slightly decreases compared to the record in H2-13, the only value over the threshold of 60,000,000 lei. However, the first semester of 2014 has the second largest revenue over the entire period. IAB | PwC 21 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.1. | Total Revenue First Half - Total Revenue Comparison 58,482,120 60,000,000 46,637,930 Revenues (lei) 42,053,916 43,735,688 45,532,884 28% -2% 40,000,000 33,873,413 25,498,023 20,000,000 16,141,519 0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Half Year In terms of revenue in H1, Total Revenue increases significantly in 2014 compared to 2013 and to the previous record in 2012, to the first value over the threshold of 50,000,000 lei. Last Half - Total Revenue Comparison 80,000,000 Revenues (lei) 67,383,274 51,966,457 60,000,000 43,995,832 38,544,120 39,693,778 40,000,000 26,461,682 30% 48,068,893 9% 8% 11% 3% 46% 20,000,000 0 H2-07 H2-08 H2-09 H2-10 H2-11 H2-12 H2-13 Half Year In terms of H2 revenue, we see a growing trend over the entire period. IAB | PwC 22 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.1. | Total Revenue Monthly Total Revenue Comparison 15,000,000 2013 2014 2012 10,000,000 2011 Revenues (lei) 2009 2010 2008 2007 5,000,000 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2007 1,416,777 1,810,127 3,479,573 3,159,460 2,935,587 3,339,995 2,559,348 2,601,289 4,567,666 5,174,626 5,917,900 5,640,853 2008 2,778,709 3,743,885 5,649,769 6,460,713 7,725,857 7,514,480 5,297,589 3,894,014 6,315,182 7,891,335 8,273,895 6,872,105 2009 2,134,126 3,421,371 4,869,847 4,674,963 5,443,936 4,953,780 4,725,686 4,155,478 5,803,057 7,442,273 8,574,297 8,992,987 2010 4,065,581 5,587,774 7,552,814 7,389,951 8,524,668 8,933,128 6,440,944 5,064,767 6,535,725 8,213,905 8,758,369 8,982,122 2011 4,948,782 6,087,553 7,283,616 7,755,183 8,970,851 8,689,703 6,367,219 6,634,893 7,010,621 8,886,075 9,696,234 9,473,851 2012 4,990,996 6,098,751 7,834,532 8,347,640 9,748,662 9,617,349 7,887,716 6,680,197 6,457,201 9,563,962 10,436,746 10,940,635 2013 4,371,249 6,082,755 8,126,845 9,234,060 8,731,034 8,986,941 9,536,510 6,852,468 10,184,368 12,399,244 13,725,071 14,685,613 2014 5,919,093 8,080,957 9,717,421 11,795,045 11,629,027 11,340,577 Month In the first semester of 2014, every month revenues are larger than the respective values of any year before. The last three months of H1-14 report the largest values over the entire period, except for the last quarter of 2013. IAB | PwC 23 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.1. | Total Revenue Monthly Total Revenue Share Comparison - First Half 25% % of Total Revenue 20% 15% 10% 5% 2007 Jan 9% Feb 11% Mar 22% Apr 20% May 18% Jun 21% 2008 8% 11% 17% 19% 23% 22% 2009 8% 13% 19% 18% 21% 19% 2010 10% 13% 18% 18% 20% 21% 2011 11% 14% 17% 18% 21% 20% 2012 11% 13% 17% 18% 21% 21% 2013 10% 13% 18% 20% 19% 20% 2014 10% 14% 17% 20% 20% 19% Month In 2014, February and April report values close to their record percentage of semestral revenue, while for March and June, 2014 brings their lowest value. For January and May, we see average values in 2014. IAB | PwC 24 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.1. | Total Revenue Monthly Total Revenue Growth Rate Comparison - First Half 40% 35% 33% 33% 28% 26% 30% Growth Rate (%) 20% 20% 11% 10% 2013 / 2012 4% 2014 / 2013 0% -0.3% -10% -10% -12% -7% -20% Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Month All months of H1 report significantly larger growth rates 2014 vs. 2013 compared to 2013 vs. 2012. In terms of 2014 versus 2013 revenues comparison, January has the largest monthly growth rate (35%), seconded by the values of February and May. All months report double-digit rate increase. Only April and March report positive growth rates 2013 vs. 2012. IAB | PwC 25 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.2. | Revenue by Advertising Type Historical Semestral Revenue - Largest Revenue Types 30,000,000 Embedded formats 28,200,357 Content sponsorships Interruptive formats 25,290,693 25,000,000 23,907,983 23,316,183 22,681,979 22,523,338 22,562,134 22,364,527 20,605,077 20,000,000 19,755,194 20,016,732 19,411,106 Revenues (lei) 17,246,477 15,000,000 13,989,165 10,401,475 11,300,202 10,000,000 9,442,395 9,181,081 9,997,659 7,739,279 5,211,290 6,848,798 6,370,114 8,759,371 6,249,992 5,642,706 4,547,835 4,553,633 5,000,000 6,279,544 5,416,483 3,822,121 4,887,597 2,482,042 2,296,124 3,691,463 3,176,427 2,932,939 2,023,849 919,559 0 742,243 4,073,624 2,557,575 2,056,236 1,711,299 1,204,137 H1-07 H2-07 H1-08 H2-08 H1-09 H2-09 H1-10 H2-10 H1-11 H2-11 H1-12 H2-12 H1-13 H2-13 H1-14 Half Year Embedded formats, Interruptive formats and Contents sponsorships see the largest revenues across all types (advertising formats) over the entire period. Considering the cumulated volumes during 2007-2014, Embedded formats still hold a strong leading position, at significant distance from the next two followers, while Interruptive formats are the second largest type, reporting larger semestral revenues compared to Content sponsorships, except for H1-07, H2-09 and H2-10. IAB | PwC 26 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.2. | Revenue by Advertising Type Historical Semestral Share of Total Revenue Largest Revenue Types 80% Embedded formats 70% 70% Interruptive formats 65% 58% 60% % of Total Revenue Content sponsorships 60% 55% 52% 51% 52% 50% 46% 50% 48% 49% 44% 42% 39% 40% 30% 20% 10% 9% 10% 0% 11% 11% 13% 5% 5% 7% 8% 7% 9% 14% 17% 18% 18% 11% 14% 17% 6% 6% 5% 10% 15% 11% 7% 13% 13% 13% 10% 9% H1-07 H2-07 H1-08 H2-08 H1-09 H2-09 H1-10 H2-10 H1-11 H2-11 H1-12 H2-12 H1-13 H2-13 H1-14 Half Year In the last two semesters, Embedded formats see a decreasing trend in the percentage of Total Revenue (from 44% in H1-13 to 39% in H1-14), while Interruptive formats and Content sponsorships report increases, from 20% to 35% in terms of cumulated percentages. IAB | PwC 27 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.2. | Revenue by Advertising Type Historical Semestral Revenue - Embedded Formats Revenues (lei) H2-08 23,316,183 H2-07 17,246,477 H2-09 20,605,077 H2-10 22,523,338 H2-11 23,907,983 -21% H1-11 22,681,979 H1-08 19,755,194 H2-12 25,290,693 H1-10 19,411,106 H1-12 22,364,527 H2-13 28,200,357 -20% 41% H1-14 22,562,134 H1-13 20,016,732 H1-09 13,989,165 H1-07 11,300,202 Half Year H1-14 brings only an average value for Embedded formats. First Half - Semestral Revenue Comparison - Embedded Formats 22,681,979 25,000,000 22,364,527 Revenues (lei) 19,755,194 19,411,106 20,000,000 22,562,134 20,016,732 13% -10% 15,000,000 13,989,165 10,000,000 11,300,202 5,000,000 0 H1-07 H1-08 H1-09 H1-10 H1-11 H1-12 H1-13 H1-14 Half Year In terms of revenue in H1, Embedded formats report in 2014 an increase of 13% compared to 2013, to their second largest value after their record in 2011. IAB | PwC 28 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.2. | Revenue by Advertising Type Historical Semestral Revenue - Interruptive Formats H2-12 9,442,395 H2-13 13% 9,181,081 H1-14 10,401,475 -45% Revenues (lei) H2-11 6,848,798 H2-08 3,822,121 H2-07 2,296,124 H2-10 H1-11 3,176,427 6,370,114 H2-09 2,932,939 H1-12 7,739,279 H1-13 5,211,290 H1-10 4,547,835 H1-08 2,023,849 76% H1-09 2,482,042 H1-07 742,243 Half Year In H1-14, Interruptive formats report their largest semestral revenue over the entire period, the first time over the threshold of 10,000,000 lei. First Half - Semestral Revenue Comparison - Interruptive Formats 12,000,000 10,401,475 Revenues (lei) 10,000,000 7,739,279 8,000,000 6,370,114 6,000,000 100% 4,547,835 5,211,290 4,000,000 2,000,000 -33% 2,023,849 2,482,042 H1-08 H1-09 742,243 0 H1-07 H1-10 H1-11 H1-12 H1-13 H1-14 Half Year In terms of revenue in H1, Interruptive formats report a growing trend over the entire period, except for 2013. IAB | PwC 29 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.2. | Revenue by Advertising Type Historical Semestral Revenue - Content Sponsorships H2-13 14% 8,759,371 H1-14 9,997,659 Revenues (lei) H2-10 5,642,706 H2-11 6,279,544 H2-12 5,416,483 H2-09 4,553,633 H2-08 2,557,575 H2-07 1,204,137 H1-08 1,711,299 H1-07 919,559 H1-11 4,887,597 H1-12 6,249,992 115% -25% H1-13 4,073,624 H1-10 3,691,463 H1-09 2,056,236 Half Year H1-14 brings to Content sponsorships new record revenue, larger compared to the previous record in H2-13. First Half - Semestral Revenue Comparison - Content Sponsorships 9,997,659 Revenues (lei) 10,000,000 6,249,992 4,887,597 5,000,000 4,073,624 3,691,463 1,711,299 145% -35% 2,056,236 919,559 0 H1-07 H1-08 H1-09 H1-10 H1-11 H1-12 H1-13 H1-14 Half Year In terms of revenue in H1, after a growing trend in the previous years, 2013 brings the first decrease for Content sponsorships, while in 2014 we see their largest value over the entire period, a significant increase compared to 2013 and to the previous record in 2012. IAB | PwC 30 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.2. | Revenue by Advertising Type Considering the cumulated volumes during 2007-2014, Display affiliate advertising is the leading format of the second tier, seconded at significant distance by Paid for listings. Solus email advertising and Pre/post roll video come next. Historical Semestral Revenue - Display Affiliate Ad H2-12 4,311,721 H1-13 3,619,951 Revenues (lei) H2-11 2,760,507 H1-10 2,086,735 H1-07 331,311 H2-07 341,626 H1-08 713,152 H1-11 1,677,222 H1-14 3,572,616 H2-13 3,513,662 H1-12 2,194,150 H2-09 H1-09 701,282 407,046 H2-10 355,462 H2-08 0 Half Year Historical Semestral Revenue - Pre/post Roll Video H1-14 2,863,920 Revenues (lei) H2-13 2,500,365 H2-12 H1-12 1,112,320 926,580 H1-07 29,683 H2-07 365 H1-13 1,032,835 H2-11 H1-11 515,272 430,281 H2-09 H1-10 H2-10 H2-08 H1-08 185,557 H1-09 214,074 174,482 178,919 109,671 43,195 Half Year In H1-14, Pre/post roll video reports its highest semestral revenue over the surveyed period, a larger value compared to the previous record in H2-13. IAB | PwC 31 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.3. | Revenue by Industry Historical Semestral Revenue - Largest Revenue Industries 14,000,000 Motors Finance Telecoms 12,000,000 Revenues (lei) 10,000,000 8,000,000 6,000,000 4,000,000 2,000,000 0 H1-07 H2-07 H1-08 H2-08 H1-09 H2-09 H1-10 H2-10 H1-11 H2-11 H1-12 H2-12 H1-13 H2-13 H1-14 Motors 1,606,556 1,882,085 3,389,612 3,367,535 2,108,545 3,930,323 4,536,846 4,511,740 4,456,503 3,789,345 3,343,835 3,057,200 4,180,387 4,631,156 4,683,337 Finance 2,243,450 3,296,386 4,891,073 4,292,155 2,059,075 4,479,450 5,109,892 4,198,063 5,479,700 4,678,462 2,817,873 4,318,496 4,378,817 7,008,407 3,566,428 Telecoms 1,124,651 2,552,539 2,713,865 4,595,735 4,748,855 5,429,697 5,316,590 6,270,895 4,711,710 5,539,451 3,914,337 5,864,756 7,283,724 12,406,77 10,507,27 Half Year Considering the cumulated revenues over the entire period (2007-2014), Telecoms is by far the leader industry, seconded at significant distance by Finance. Motors comes next. In general, Telecoms is the leader industry as semestral volume, except for 2007, H1-08 and H1-11. Telecoms starts in H1-07 from the lowest revenue of the first tier industry over the entire period and reaches in H2-13 and H1-14 the largest volumes compared to all other industries over the surveyed period, the only values above the threshold of 10,000,000 lei. Motors is the only industry in this leading tier reporting an increase in H1-14 compared to the previous six-month. IAB | PwC 32 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.3. | Revenue by Industry Historical Semestral Share of Total Revenue - Largest Revenue Industries 20% Motors 19% Finance 18% Telecoms 18% 16% 15% 14% 14% % of Total Revenue 14% 14% 13% 12% 12% 12% 10% 10% 12% 11% 11% 10% 13% 11% 11% 10% 10% 10% 11% 10% 10% 10% 10% 8% 10% 8% 8% 8% 8% 7% 8% 9% 9% 8% 7% 7% 7% 6% 6% 6% 5% H1-07 H2-07 H1-08 H2-08 H1-09 H2-09 H1-10 H2-10 H1-11 H2-11 H1-12 H2-12 H1-13 H2-13 H1-14 Half Year For the three leading industries, their cumulated percentages of Total Revenue slightly decrease from 35% (in H1-13 and H2-13) to 32% (in H1-14). At the same time, the cumulated percentages of the other industries increase in the last two semesters, while unclassified volumes significantly decrease from 15% in H1-13 and 11% in H2-13 to 1% in H1-14. Motors is the only industry in this leading tier reporting a larger percentage in H1-14 compared to the previous six-month. Telecoms reports in H1-14 the third largest percentage across all industries over the entire period, while for Finance the first semester of 2014 brings its second lowest value. For Motors, we see an average value in H1-14. IAB | PwC 33 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.3. | Revenue by Industry Historical Semestral Revenue - Telecoms H2-13 12,406,774 Revenues (lei) 70% -15% H1-14 10,507,277 H2-08 4,595,735 H2-07 2,552,539 H2-09 5,429,697 14% 6% 127% 69% 3% H1-09 4,748,855 H2-10 6,270,895 -25% 18% -2% H1-10 5,316,590 24% 18% H1-11 4,711,710 H1-13 7,283,724 50% -29% H1-08 2,713,865 H1-07 1,124,651 H2-12 5,864,756 H2-11 5,539,451 H1-12 3,914,337 Half Year After a growing trend in the previous semesters to its record in H2-13 (a significant increase compared to any value before), the first six-month of 2014 brings a decrease for Telecoms, to its second largest revenue. First Half - Semestral Revenue Comparison - Telecoms 12,000,000 10,507,277 Revenues (lei) 10,000,000 7,283,724 8,000,000 44% 5,316,590 6,000,000 4,748,855 4,711,710 86% 4,000,000 2,713,865 3,914,337 2,000,000 0 1,124,651 H1-07 H1-08 H1-09 H1-10 H1-11 H1-12 H1-13 H1-14 Half Year In terms of revenue in H1, Telecoms reports in 2014 its largest volume, a significant increase compared to any year before. IAB | PwC 34 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.3. | Revenue by Industry H2-13 7,008,407 Revenues (lei) Historical Semestral Revenue - Finance H1-08 4,891,073 H2-08 4,292,155 -12% H2-07 3,296,386 H1-11 5,479,700 H1-10 5,109,892 H2-09 4,479,450 14% -15% -52% -49% 60% H2-12 4,318,496 31% -18% 1% H2-10 4,198,063 48% H2-11 4,678,462 -40% H1-13 4,378,817 53% 118% 47% H1-14 3,566,428 H1-12 2,817,873 H1-07 2,243,450 H1-09 2,059,075 Half Year In H1-14, Finance reports a significant decrease compared to its record revenue in H2-13, to an average value. First Half - Semestral Revenue Comparison - Finance 6,000,000 5,109,892 4,891,073 5,479,700 5,000,000 Revenues (lei) 4,378,817 4,000,000 55% -19% 3,566,428 3,000,000 2,817,873 2,000,000 2,243,450 2,059,075 1,000,000 0 H1-07 H1-08 H1-09 H1-10 H1-11 H1-12 H1-13 H1-14 Half Year In terms of H1 revenue, Finance decreases in 2014 compared to the previous year, to an average value. IAB | PwC 35 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.3. | Revenue by Industry Historical Semestral Revenue - Motors Revenues (lei) H2-09 3,930,323 -1% H1-10 4,536,846 H2-08 3,367,535 11% H1-11 H2-11 4,456,503 3,789,345 -15% -12% 1% H1-14 4,683,337 H1-13 4,180,387 H2-12 3,057,200 H1-12 3,343,835 -9% H1-08 3,389,612 80% 15% H2-13 4,631,156 H2-10 4,511,740 -1% -1% 37% 86% -37% H2-07 1,882,085 H1-09 2,108,545 17% H1-07 1,606,556 Half Year H1-14 brings for Motors its largest volume over the entire period, a slight increase compared to its previous record in H2-13. First Half - Semestral Revenue Comparison - Motors 4,683,337 5,000,000 4,536,846 4,180,387 12% 4,000,000 Revenues (lei) 4,456,503 3,389,612 25% 3,343,835 3,000,000 2,000,000 2,108,545 1,000,000 1,606,556 0 H1-07 H1-08 H1-09 H1-10 H1-11 H1-12 H1-13 H1-14 Half Year Considering H1 revenues, 2014 brings for Motors its largest volume over the entire period, after its previous record in 2010. IAB | PwC 36 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.3. | Revenue by Industry Historical Annual Revenue - Second-largest Revenue Industries 7,000,000 Food Drink Cosmetics & toiletries 6,000,000 5,000,000 Revenues (lei) 4,000,000 3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 0 H1-07 H2-07 H1-08 H2-08 H1-09 H2-09 H1-10 H2-10 H1-11 H2-11 H1-12 H2-12 H1-13 H2-13 H1-14 Food 1,163,379 1,578,816 1,893,736 4,262,254 1,106,710 1,549,022 2,184,667 2,416,841 2,923,145 2,177,925 2,135,957 1,389,441 3,107,898 4,262,335 3,720,879 Drink 1,186,540 2,532,220 1,306,859 912,360 899,771 1,581,906 1,991,193 2,100,623 1,859,420 2,888,266 2,013,278 2,524,600 2,649,053 4,216,785 6,650,505 Cosmetics & toiletries 1,101,282 2,147,650 1,808,232 1,648,522 1,206,348 1,587,051 1,708,253 1,863,525 1,581,207 1,815,769 1,540,970 2,235,523 2,783,191 4,419,285 3,895,604 Half Year Considering the cumulated revenues over the entire period (2007-2014), the leader of the second tier is Food, seconded at a slight distance by Drink. Cosmetics & toiletries comes next. Drink is the only industry in this tier reporting in H-14 larger revenues compared to any semester before. The first half of 2014 brings to Drink the largest volume by far in this tier over the entire period, the first value over the threshold of 6,000,000 lei. IAB | PwC 37 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.3. | Revenue by Industry Historical Semestral Revenue - Food H2-13 4,262,335 H2-08 4,262,254 -13% Revenues (lei) 37% H1-11 2,923,145 H2-10 2,416,841 H2-07 1,578,816 H2-09 1,549,022 H1-08 1,893,736 H1-07 1,163,379 H1-09 1,106,710 H1-13 3,107,898 H2-11 2,177,925 H1-10 2,184,667 H1-14 3,720,879 H1-12 2,135,957 H2-12 1,389,441 Half Year After a growing trend in the previous semesters to its record in H2-13, the first six-month of 2014 brings a decrease for Food, to its third largest revenue over the entire period. Historical Semestral Revenue - Drink H1-14 6,650,505 Revenues (lei) 58% H2-13 4,216,785 H2-11 2,888,266 H2-07 2,532,220 H2-09 1,581,906 H2-08 912,360 H1-07 1,186,540 H1-08 1,306,859 H2-10 2,100,623 H1-10 1,991,193 H1-09 899,771 H1-11 1,859,420 H2-12 2,524,600 H1-12 2,013,278 59% H1-13 2,649,053 Half Year In the first half of 2014, Drink reports new record revenue, the only value over the threshold of 6,000,000 lei, significantly larger compared to its previous record in H2-13. IAB | PwC 38 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.3. | Revenue by Industry Historical Semestral Revenue - Cosmetics & Toiletries H2-13 4,419,285 Revenues (lei) -12% 59% H1-14 3,895,604 H2-12 2,235,523 H2-07 2,147,650 H2-08 1,648,522 H2-09 1,587,051 H1-08 1,808,232 H1-07 1,101,282 H2-10 1,863,525 H1-10 1,708,253 H1-09 1,206,348 H2-11 1,815,769 H1-11 1,581,207 H1-13 2,783,191 H1-12 1,540,970 Half Year After a growing trend in the previous semesters to its record in H2-13, the first six-month of 2014 brings a decrease for Cosmetics & toiletries, to its second largest revenue over the entire period. IAB | PwC 39 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.3. | Revenue by Industry Historical Semestral Revenue - Third-largest Revenue Industries 4,000,000 3,722,134 Entertainment & the media -2% Online retail 3,639,145 35% 2,920,772 2,901,615 3,000,000 Revenues (lei) 2,755,672 49% 2,012,859 2,000,000 1,854,370 1,308,737 1,933,168 1,913,222 1,681,048 1,669,448 1,730,135 1,964,270 96% 1,425,899 1,288,121 1,517,396 1,196,134 825,969 2,069,955 1,339,074 1,039,236 1,000,000 967,607 542,324 953,313 1,002,229 809,438 568,607 118,721 467,358 0 H1-07 H2-07 H1-08 H2-08 H1-09 H2-09 H1-10 H2-10 H1-11 H2-11 H1-12 H2-12 H1-13 H2-13 H1-14 Half Year Considering the cumulated revenues over the entire period (2007-2014), the leader of the third tier is Entertainment & the media, seconded at a slight distance by Online retail. Entertainment & the media reports in the first half of 2014 its largest volume over the entire period, slightly larger compared to its previous record in H1-10. Except for H2-08 and H2-09, Online retail reports growing revenues (compared to the previous sixmonth) over the surveyed period, to its record volume in H2-13. The first semester of 2014 brings a slight decrease to its second largest revenue. IAB | PwC 40 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 Chapter 5: Headline Results – 2007-2014 Comparison Section 5.3. | Revenue by Industry Historical Semestral Revenue - Fourth-largest Revenue Industries 2,497,123 2,500,000 2,437,200 81% 12% Pharmaceutical & healthcare -14% Retail 2,175,761 2,151,599 2,000,000 Revenues (lei) 1,883,955 1,500,000 1,397,134 1,301,053 49% 1,462,975 1,377,523 1,180,150 1,216,505 1,218,788 1,000,000 1,210,979 1,131,943 980,351 756,645 776,072 696,136 1,163,384 807,902 766,030 604,262 528,977 458,802 500,000 679,429 657,836 556,586 331,799 0 271,140 170,679 H1-07 H2-07 H1-08 H2-08 H1-09 H2-09 H1-10 H2-10 H1-11 H2-11 H1-12 H2-12 H1-13 H2-13 H1-14 Half Year As cumulated revenues over the entire period (2007-2014), the fourth tier is led by Retail, seconded at some distance by Pharmaceutical & healthcare. Retail reports increasing volumes in the last four semester of the surveyed period, to its record revenue in H1-14, slightly larger compared to the previous record in H2-13. After its record in H2-13 (by far), Pharmaceutical & healthcare decreases in the first six-month of 2014 to its second largest volume over the entire period. IAB | PwC 41 6. Appendix 6.1. The Instructions for Taking Part Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 IAB Romania Internet Advertising Revenue Study Your instructions for taking part H1-2014 edition Thank you for taking part in the IAB Romania Local Online Advertising Industry Survey. Background The Internet media revenues tracking research was initiated by the IAB in 1996 and aims to represent data from all companies that sell meaningful volumes of online advertising and media space. In USA and many countries of Europe (including Romania) the research is conducted independently by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) on behalf of the IAB, on an ongoing basis, with results released on a half-yearly basis. The reported results are the most accurate measurement of the online advertising industry because the historical data is compiled directly from information supplied to PwC by the companies selling advertising on the Internet. This research has acted as the key barometer of the industry’s health across Europe and USA, a comprehensive standard for measuring the growth of online advertising revenues. The report provides an opportunity for stakeholders interested in the size of the online advertising market to access independently collated data and information about the state of online advertising revenues. PwC does not audit any of the information included in this report and provides no opinion or other form of assurance with respect to the above mentioned information. The procedures carried out by PwC do not constitute an audit or a review in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. Reported figures are not adjusted to account for other organisations that have not participated in the survey. Only aggregate results are published and individual company information is held in strict confidence with PwC. The methodology supplied by IAB asked only for revenues related to the cost of the media space that is sold, so revenues excluded strategy, creation, production or other development related costs. The survey tries to accomplish industry-wide acceptance. The aim is to be as inclusive as possible. The intention is to include any significant form of online/interactive advertising, and accept data from any company that generates revenue from the sale of online/interactive advertising. The research includes data reflecting all forms of Internet/online advertising revenues from web-sites publishers, commercial/consumer online services providers, ad networks and e-mail providers, as well as other companies selling online advertising. It is envisaged that as new segment of interactive advertising become established these will be included in future reports. No. of participants In 2008, PwC Romania has been asked by the IAB Romania to assess the value of the local online advertising market (Romanian websites) through a quantitative survey with leading companies generating Internet/online advertising revenues. The same eleven companies (proposed by IAB Romania) participated both in the first edition of the survey, covering 2007 full year and first six months of 2008 (H1-08), and in the second one, covering the last half of 2008 (H2-08). Three new companies were added and participated in the third edition IAB | PwC 43 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 (H1-09) and other four new companies in the fourth one (H2-09), raising the total number of participants to 18. A new company joined the fifth edition (H1-10), while one of the previous participants no longer submitted data. The same 18 companies as in H1-10 participated in the sixth edition (H2-10). Four new companies were added and participated in the seventh edition (H1-11), raising the total number of participants to 22. The same 22 companies as in H1-11 participated in the eighth edition (H2-11), in the ninth one (H1-12) and in the tenth edition (H2-12). Three new companies joined the eleventh edition (H1-13), while two of the previous participants no longer submitted data, raising the total number of participants to 23. Two of the previous participants merged their operations and submitted data as one company in the twelfth edition, covering the last six months of 2013 (H2-13), while another no longer submitted data, the total number of participants becoming 21. What is reported? In this survey, IAB Romania has defined (and has asked to be reported by the participants) the net advertising revenues as amounts billed by the publishers (who sell directly their own advertising inventory) or by the sales houses (who sell on behalf of the publishers), according to their invoices charged to their clients. Media agencies should only report what they buy from publishers, sales houses or networks that do not directly participate in the study: search engines, social media sites and publishers/networks from abroad, as well as local publishers/networks that are not participants. Media agencies should only report net revenues, without any agency commission. For barter, contra and trade revenue, IAB Romania has asked only for the Internet advertising media space exchanged with goods/products/services other than media to be reported. IAB Romania has asked for the following categories not to be reported: online-online exchanges, “cross-media” exchanges (online-print, for instance) and “self-promotion” exchanges (within the same group of companies). All revenues have been reported in lei and net of VAT. „Like-for-like” growth reporting In 2011, to give a true market change figure, IAB Romania asked for a “like-for-like” growth rate to be reported, in order to remove the effect of new participants (and/or previous contributors no longer provided figures) to percentage measures of online advertising industry growth. For this reason, the seventh edition (covering H111) listed for the first time two figures representing changes from the previous semesters. These are the total market growth (the change rate of the “reported value of the market”, totalling the revenues submitted by all participants of the respective edition), and a “normalised change” representing a like-for-like comparison with the previous semesters (excluding contributions from new and/or previous participants made during the comparison period). This survey reports like-for-like growth figures only for total revenue and not for type (advertising formats) and industry. Only companies that have submitted in all semesters of 2013 and 2014 are included in the likefor-like growth calculation of H1-14, H2-14 and 2014 full-year. Industry categories In 2014, IAB Romania has asked for the industry sector categories and definitions to be improved in order to reflect those used by the Romanian Audit Bureau of Circulations (BRAT), to help you when making comparisons of spend in other media. These are your detailed instructions giving you information about the submission process and definitions of the categories we use to break down the market data. They also explain what type of media space is covered, how to report it, when to report it and how to avoid inaccuracies. If you have any questions about the study please call IAB Romania. IAB | PwC 44 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 Contents 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. How do I take part? Ensuring and maintaining your confidentiality Accuracy is key Are you double-counting? Who should take part? Which figures do I report? Examples of revenue reporting What type of internet advertising do I carry? Any questions? Results Main industry category definitions Who participates? 1. How do I take part? Participants are required to submit an online advertising revenue return to PwC at the end of each semester. PwC compiles the submissions and conducts a review of the reported figures for reasonableness in light of past submissions and general industry trends. We have an Excel file-based data collection process, making it easy for you to take part in this study, where you will find full instructions on how to complete the submission process. Please meet the deadline for data submission. If a single participant is late, this will cause a delay in the issuing of aggregated results. 2. Ensuring and maintaining your confidentiality All information submitted by participants will be held in the strictest confidence and the identity of the reporting entity will not be disclosed at any stage, only releasing figures in an aggregated form. Your data, along with that from other participants, will be sent via email directly to PwC ([email protected]) for collation and processing. 3. Accuracy is key The information you provide should agree with the formal books and records of your company (the reporting entity) and supporting invoices and documentation should be kept on file. You should report all revenues in lei and net of VAT and only numbers above zero. IAB Romania has asked to be reported by the participants the net advertising revenues as amounts billed by the publishers (who sell directly their own advertising inventory) or by the sales houses (who sell on behalf of the publishers), according to their invoices charged to their clients. Campaigns sold by a sales house should be reported only by the sales house, and campaigns sold directly by the publisher should be reported by the publisher. In other words, the publishers should only report what they sell directly and should not report what they sell through the sales house. You should alert us to any potential duplication in this area. If you are in any doubt then please call the IAB Romania. Media agencies should only report what they buy from publishers, sales houses or networks that do not directly participate in the study: search engines, social media sites and publishers/networks from abroad, as well as local publishers/networks that are not participants. Media agencies should only report net revenues, without any agency commission. You should alert us to any potential duplication in this area. If you are in any doubt then please call the IAB Romania. IAB | PwC 45 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 For each of the six months, the “Total+” rows should be of equal value in all three tables (Transaction, Type/Format and Industry Category). Please check that the total values (in “Total+” rows) are equal in the three tables for each month (e.g. the three values of “Total+” rows for August should be equal). If you submit values into the “Other” row (in Type/Format table) or into the “Miscellaneous” row (in Industry Category table), you should specify in detail what they refer to. Only submit values into these rows if the categories you refer to are not represented by any other option listed in the tables. The answers which are most frequently cited in Other and Miscellaneous rows will be included as distinct categories in future editions of the study. Only submit values into the “UNCLASSIFIED data...” rows if you do not know for which Type/Format or for which Industry Category revenue is generated. For instance, only submit values into the “UNCLASSIFIED data…” row of the “Type/Format” table if you are not aware for which type of advertising the revenue was recorded; if you know the format but this format is not listed among the categories in the table, please submit the value in the “Other” row. Likewise, only submit values into the “Industry Category” table, in “UNCLASSIFIED data…” row if you are not aware for which client was recorded the revenue, or in which industry the client operated. If you are aware of the client and the industry, but the industry is not listed in the table, please submit the value into “Miscellaneous” row. Aggregate amounts reported are rounded to the nearest 1 leu. 4. Are you double-counting? Many Internet companies sell for, or obtain revenues from, other companies who also take part in the research. This is how our market works, but for the research to be accurate we need to be able to remove the double-counting. That’s why we need you to clearly explain what percentage of your revenues another party is responsible for. We may come back and ask for clarification on this, but we would like you to go into detail. For example: If you are an online newspaper with 10% of your sales being made by a sales house then we need to know. If you are a portal with 23% of your sales being made by a search service who provide your results then we need to know. If you are a sales house with 70% of your sales being made from inventory supplied by other participants in the research (see section 12 for the list), then we need to know. If you are in any doubt then please call the IAB Romania. 5. Who should take part? This is a study of online and mobile internet advertising revenues and as such should be completed by companies who either sell their own advertising inventory or sell on the behalf of a third party. Identifying the type of company that you are reporting revenues for helps us gain a better understanding of your business and the market as a whole. When identifying the type of business, please use the definitions listed below. If you are a business-to-business media company, then please make this clear in the notes you send back. Advertising agencies, media planners and marketing consultancies Please note that this research is only for companies involved in the selling side of the business. If you buy advertising, then please pass on the research papers to your media owner partners and ask them to complete them. Portals and pure-play internet media businesses You are a media company and your website is your business. You may be a global portal or an internet media start-up. Advertising is likely to be a major revenue stream for you and you are not the online version of an offline media brand. IAB | PwC 46 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 Content-rich or ‘destination sites’ You are an online media company and your website is only one of your media channels, but media remains your primary business. Advertising is likely to be a major revenue stream for you and you may be allocating advertising revenues between your different channels. Mobile network operators You are a mobile network operator earning revenues from mobile internet advertising. If you work with internet media businesses, remember to alert us to double-counting issues (please refer to the end of this document for a list of survey participants). Sales houses An organisation which sells advertising on behalf of other media owners. These sales houses, or networks as they are sometimes known, typically retain a percentage of the revenue they sell in exchange for their services. These organisations may combine a number of websites together and sell them as different packages to advertisers. Remember to alert us to double-counting issues. Affiliate networks An organisation that operates as a middleman between online retailers and a network of affiliated websites. The affiliates carry advertising for the retailers with the aim of driving traffic, and thereby sales, and are rewarded on the basis of each transaction. Email list managers/owners A company that either owns email distribution databases or manages them on behalf of third parties. The databases can be used to target specific audiences either as part of existing email communications (e.g. newsletters) or for solus email advertising (see below for definition). Online retailer or service You are not primarily a media company. Your primary business is selling goods or services through the internet. You may be a business such as a grocery retailer where online advertising revenues are significant, but peripheral to your core business. Online recruiter Your primary business is recruitment. You may be just an online firm or you may have a high street presence, but advertising revenues are likely to be only a part of your income. Other websites You are not a media owner. Nor are you an online retailer. However your website does contain advertising and now that it has become a media property, we are keen that you report your data to give us a complete picture. You may be a consumer brand or a utility company, but online advertising remains peripheral to your core business. 6. Which figures do I report? Geography There are unique challenges in recognising and reporting online and mobile internet advertising revenue on a geographic basis; content may be designed for a particular country’s audience but can be viewed and used by anyone. Therefore, to report revenue as accurately as possible, it is defined as net advertising revenue earned by internet media companies and mobile network operators in Romania, designed and intended for an audience in Romania. Invoices Where an estimate is made in a particular month (due to invoices or supporting documentation not being available), the revenue for the subsequent period when the invoice or supporting detail is available should be adjusted to incorporate any impact on the year-to-date position arising from this adjustment. Invoices and supporting detail should be retained for subsequent follow-up and/or inquiries by PwC. IAB | PwC 47 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 Barter, contra and trade These amounts should represent the agreed upon lei value of the services exchanged i.e. the value of the services received in exchange (barter) for advertising - in the case of trade, the value of the advertising traded should be utilised. You should report only the Internet advertising media space exchanged with goods/products/services other than media. IAB Romania has asked for the following categories not to be reported: online-online exchanges, “cross-media” exchanges (online-print, for instance) and “self-promotion” exchanges (within the same group of companies). Packaged deal These allocations that are specific to businesses with Internet and traditional media properties should represent the portion of the total media deal that is related to advertising on websites, online services, email, mobile, etc. These revenues should also be reported on an earned basis. The allocation would represent the portion of a media buy that may include other traditional media, e.g. online advertising bundled in with a TV, print or radio buy. Production costs The revenues that you report should relate only to the cost of the media space that is sold. If you play any part in the production of advertising on behalf of clients, the related revenues should not be included in your submission. Breakdown of the figures It is strongly recommended to split your figures for each month among the listed categories in each of the three tables (Transaction, Type/Format and Industry Category). Thus the percentage of “Unclassified Data” in total revenues will decrease, and respectively, the accuracy of aggregate results at market level will increase. 7. Examples of internet advertising revenue reporting Reporting entity has sites with advertising on the web and also has a site on a commercial online service provider A banner advert is sold by a third-party sales house for 3 months for a price of 15,000 lei for the period 15 July to 15 October. What revenue should be reported for August? By whom? Response: The sales house who sold the advert on behalf of the website where it was displayed should report advertising revenue. August revenue would be 1/3 of total. In addition, the classification should be indicated (i.e. Telecommunications, Motors, etc.). Packaged Deal Allocation Media placement includes TV, radio, print and internet. The amount related to online advertising is not separately stated in the contract/deal memo and the billing does not show amounts related to online. Response: Even though the amount spent online is not shown in the contract, an internal allocation can and should be made to this portion. The allocated portion should be based on earned as opposed to billed basis as noted in other examples. Barter for goods and services An advertising placement is exchanged (in full or in part) for goods or services (i.e. 10,000 lei worth of hotel rooms for 10,000 lei of adverts on a website). For example, the website gives a 3 month banner campaign in exchange for the hotel rooms, assuming that the value of the rooms received has a fair market value of 10,000 lei. Response: The advertising revenue should be reported by the website as the banner is displayed (i.e. over the three-month period). IAB | PwC 48 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 8. What type of internet advertising do I carry? The following definitions should help you to categorise the different types of online advertising that you carry. Embedded formats - these are online formats that occupy a fixed position on the webpage such as a banner, skyscraper, button or MPU. These can include both static adverts and animated rich media formats like expandable banners. Content sponsorship - advertiser sponsorships of content areas (e.g. entire website, homepage or a specific channel) to include the total value of the package including any embedded or interruptive formats. This category also includes revenue related to email advertising or prioritised listing of results in search engines that are included as part of the sponsorship deal. Interruptive formats (e.g. pop-ups and rich media overlays) - advertisements that in some way interrupt the user experience with the page content. This could be in the form of a static, one-page splash screen that appears between pages of content or animated rich media overlays that appear over the top of the page. Display advertising on email - advertising that appears around the unrelated editorial content of email newsletters. This can take the form of embedded formats like banners, or as sponsorship, and includes both opt-in (sent to customers specifically requesting it) and opt-out (sent to customers with the option to be removed at their request) emails. Tenancy - tenants have a more complex relationship with media owners than straight forward advertisers, even though some of their work may include advertising. The key is that although part of what they buy is media space (often a whole channel within a media property), they may also generate revenue shares for the media owner through commissions on sales or bounty payments that result from customers interacting with their services. Examples may be the dating services inside portals or bookstores inside online newspapers. These are long term strategic partnerships that deliver radically enhanced experiences to the user, typically providing content or online services to their prospective customers. Not all websites have tenancies, but for those that do the amounts can be significant. In this research, we are only tracking the media space revenues and not the portion of tenancy income that is ecommerce revenue. Be sure to remove any of these commissions or bounties when you send us the data. If you are unsure whether some of your key clients are sponsors or tenants then contact IAB Romania. Pre/post roll video - this is a form of display advertising that is streamed media attached to video content. This can include pre-roll, mid-roll and post-roll formats. This is separate to rich media advertising as it is advertising that is sold around online video content, whereas rich media is streamed advertising that is launched on static web pages. Online video advertising will only launch when a piece of online video content is viewed. It is specific to the content against which it is attached and not the static web pages that the content may be launched from. Display affiliates advertising - this is a display advertising format where payment to the website is made on an agreed basis that may involve a combination of CPC (cost per click), CPA (cost per action) or CPM (cost per thousand). This form of advertising is used by websites to provide leads to retailers. If a consumer visiting the affiliate’s site clicks on an advertisement and goes on to perform a predetermined action (usually a purchase) on the advertiser’s site then the affiliate receives a payment. Solus email advertising - this is where the body of the email is determined by the advertiser, including both text and graphical elements, and is sent on their behalf by an email list manager/owner. Solus email advertising is conducted on an opt-in basis where the recipient has given their consent to receive communications. Consumer classifieds (jobs & recruitment) - an advertiser pays for space to display a classified ad relating to jobs and recruitment. Although some of these may include images, we think of classifieds as being listings rather than graphical adverts, in a way that mirrors the classified adverts you find in the regional and national press. Unlike search advertising, classified ads are typically listed according to a common category (in this case recruitment) and quite often on a website that is dedicated solely to that category. IAB | PwC 49 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 Consumer classifieds (all other listings) - classified adverts relating to any category beyond recruitment – e.g. automotive. Reported revenues should relate only to the direct cost of listing the advert rather than money generated from additional services. Business to business classifieds - classified advertising that is directed towards business customers. Paid-for listings within general search services - this includes all of the non-graphical search advertising formats from keywords to direct feeds, local search and pay per call. Search is sold on a pay-per-click basis where the advertiser pays only when a visitor to the search website clicks on their advert. This does not include the search engine optimisation (SEO) techniques that can be used to make a website ‘search engine friendly’, nor does it include services specifically designed for recruitment, automotive, property and other traditional classified sections which should be counted in the classified section. Mobile Internet Advertising - advertising tailored to and delivered through wireless mobile devices (excluding laptops) such as smartphones, feature phones (lower-end mobile phones capable of accessing mobile content), and media tablets. Typically taking the form of static or rich media display ads, messaging ads, sponsorship and interstitials (which appear while a requested mobile web page is loading), paid-for search listings ads, or audio/video spots, such advertising generally appears within mobile websites (optimised for viewing on mobile devices), mobile applications (in-app advertising), text messaging services (SMS, MMS) or within mobile search results (mobile-optimised search engines). Only media revenues are reported to ensure fair comparison to other formats. Figures do not include SMS/MMS production and delivery costs, the branded applications, and other forms of mobile marketing revenues. Other - includes other advertising types such as advertorials, microsites, product placements and in-game advertising. Participants should give details of what these revenues relate to. 9. Any questions? We have assembled a few of the most frequently asked questions to help you complete the submission process, however, please feel free to email IAB Romania if you can’t find the answer here. Does the survey under-report the market? Yes. We only report on the data we receive from the media companies who participate, which represent websites in Romania that either directly, or indirectly, participate. The report always seeks to represent the total market size as reflected by the contributors. All reported amounts represent aggregated data supplied by the contributors. No estimates are included in the aggregate amounts to cover those entities that are not participants. By not including estimates for non-contributors and acknowledging that contributions form 100% of the participants in any given segment can never be assured, it is an accepted tenet that the report understates the online advertising market revenues. However, there are more media companies out there and we have an open invitation to them to take part. What are slotting fees/positional surcharges and are they included? Slotting fees (or positional surcharges) are charged to advertisers by online companies to secure premium positioning of an advertisement on their site, category exclusivity or similar preference positioning. Any slotting fees charged should be included in your returns. What is meant by share of transaction revenue and should this be included? Affiliates are paid a commission for sales generated from online shoppers that they have referred to the site of an online retailer. The affiliate gets a percentage of the sale as commission. Some retailers offer a sliding scale for the amount of commission to reward affiliate sites that generate high traffic, while others stick to a flat fee. Some offer commission for that purchase only, others for all purchases that a customer makes in a fixed period or even for their lifetime as a customer. As we are only tracking the media space revenues and not the portion of income that is ecommerce revenue, be sure to remove any shares of transactions when you send us the data. IAB | PwC 50 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 10. Get the full results from us! As a research participant we can give you the full breakdown of the figures with the revenues analysed by industry category, ad format. 11. Main industry category definitions In 2014, IAB Romania has asked for the industry sector categories and definitions to be improved in order to reflect those used by the Romanian Audit Bureau of Circulations (BRAT), to help you when making comparisons of spend in other media. Expanded industry category definitions Food - Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing or processing foods for human consumption, including bakery goods, confectionery, cooking products and seasoning, dairy products and substitutes, fruit, vegetables, pasta, meat, fish, poultry, prepared and convenience foods, organic foods, baby food, dietary products, salted products. Drink -Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing alcoholic beverages, such as beer, stout, lager, cider, perry, wines, champagne, spirits, liqueurs and alcopops; non-alcoholic beverages (coffee, tea, cocoa), soft drinks, including soft drink mixers, mineral water, cordials, fruit juices, still fruit drinks, carbonated drinks; and organic and health drinks. Tobacco and accessories - Establishments engaged primarily in manufacturing cigarettes, cigars, tobacco and tobacco accessories, such as lighters and matches. Cosmetics and toiletries - Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing men’s and women’s cosmetics, baby, children and teenagers cosmetics, bath and shower toiletries, beauty aids and cosmetics, hair products, men’s and women’s fragrances. Also includes cosmetics and hair salons, beauty centres, SPA, sun tanning salons. Personal hygiene - Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing personal hygiene and health products such as dental and oral care products (including electrical toothbrush), soaps and shower gel, baby diapers and incontinence products, toilet paper, napkins, paper towels and facial paper tissues. Pharmaceutical and healthcare - Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing, fabricating or processing drugs and medicines in pharmaceutical preparations for human use, such as first aid, medication (including eyecare products and vitamins), chemist-related products including babycare, footcare, hair loss treatments, slimming aids, athletes health products, sleeping pills and smoking deterrents. Also family planning products, health and fitness appliances, equipment and services, health clubs, gyms, fitness clubs, medical devices for personal use (hearing aids), prescription frames, contact lenses and laser vision correction equipment and services. Also includes pharmacies / drugstores / chemists and herbal medicine stores; as well as establishments and individual practitioners primarily engaged in furnishing healthcare and social assistance services, including dentists, dental laboratories, first aid /ambulance, doctors, hospitals, medical clinics (including beauty clinics), nursing / care / retirement homes. Clothing and accessories - Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing ready-to-wear clothes, underwear and sleepwear, footwear, and personal accessories (including clothing fabrics and finishes, haberdashery and yarns, hats and gloves, jewellery, watches, luggage, leather goods, neckwear, nonprescription sunglasses, and other miscellaneous clothing and accessories). Household appliances - Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing dishwashers, extractor equipment, refrigeration and freezers, washing machines and driers, and water softeners. Also small household appliances, e.g. air conditioner appliances, carpet sweepers, vacuums, electric hair appliances, sewing and knitting machines, cookers, heating appliances, bathroom appliances, small kitchen appliances; as well as TV set, DVD, Blu-ray, home cinema, radio, audio and Hi-Fi systems, video games consoles. IAB | PwC 51 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 Household equipment - Establishments primarily engaged in the manufacture of soft furnishings (including carpets, curtains, tiles, blinds, bed and bath linen, towels, tablecloths, furniture upholstery, fabric), furniture and fittings (including baby carriages, nursery equipment, beds, mattress, saunas, sunbeds and stairlifts), furnishing accessories (including clocks, lamps and lighting, prints, mirrors, sculptures), decorative ceramics, pottery, porcelain and glass products, houseware (including baby goods, cookware, kitchen utensils, tableware), batteries, lighting products, house expansion and improvement including conservatories, glass extensions, loft conversions, external fixtures, insulation, fireplaces and surrounds, windows and doors, hard floor covering, hard tiles. Also DYI supplies, including adhesives, decorating equipment, paints, wallpaper, parquet, wood preserves, and tools. Also furnishing gardening services, or the manufacturing of gardening products and equipment, including fertilizers, compost, trees, shrubs, plants, bulbs, seeds, weed killers, pest and disease killer/repellent, kennels, catteries, garden furniture, ornaments, tools and aids, lawn mower, swimming pools and accessories, cultivators, greenhouses, summer houses, sheds, watering equipment, garden leisure goods, barbecues, cold frames, cloches, fixings, greenhouse equipment, propagators, garden lighting, fencing, trellises, arches, pergolas, garden paving/walling material. Household care - Establishments primarily engaged in the manufacturing of cleaning and polishing products, cleaning equipment, laundry care and dishwashing products, household supplies (including domestic deodorants, insecticides, food wrap, pens, household stationery and sundries, tissues, cut flowers, and domestic fuel/power). Pet care - Establishments primarily engaged in the manufacturing of petcare products, including animal cosmetics, medicines and remedies, animal foods and supplements, beds, toys, leads, training aids, grooming products, litter, aquarium equipment, pond pumps and filters and tropical filters, as well as pet accessories, pet services (training centres, pet homes), pet shops, veterinary pharmacies, veterinary clinics and veterinary surgeons. Leisure equipment - Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing equipment and furnishing related services for leisure activities in such areas as audio / photography / video (including photo and video cameras / camcorders, photo and video products, accessories and services), football, golf (including golf schools), fishing (also includes boat dealers), riding (equipment for rider and horse), shooting, cycling, water and winter sports, recreational games (including musical instruments, sports equipment, camping and climbing equipment, luggage, baby equipment, toys and games, binoculars, telescopes, models, railway modelling and equipment), yachting (includes yacht brokers, boat sales, hire and charter, harbours, marinas and schools, marine services and shipyards), professional sports and sporting & athletic goods. Entertainment and the media - Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing amusement, recreation, entertainment or media services, including bookmakers and any other organisations involving gambling, football pools, broadcasting companies (radio and TV), music, concerts and festivals, film releases, cinemas, country houses, gardens and parks, exhibitions, fairs, fetes, theme parks, zoos, playgrounds, libraries, tourist attractions, museums, art galleries, theatres, clubs and associations, sport races, nightclubs, discotheques, restaurants, pubs, fast foods, home delivery, catering, lotteries and phone lines. Also includes magazines, newspapers and books, video games, CDs/DVSs, as well as satellite TV decoders and video projectors. Motors - Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing or assembling cars, motorcycles, trucks, vans, trailers, buses and coaches, bicycles, caravans or motor-homes, automotive components and parts, motor fluids (including diesel, petrol, oil, additives and antifreeze), in-car entertainment, security and navigation systems, wheels and tyres, accessories, car care products, and other miscellaneous products, including awnings, garages, parking, storage, models and driving schools. Also includes auctioneers and dealers (and dealers of car kits), repair and breakdown services, servicing and valeting, car rental, car wash, private parking, car fairs, as well as petrol stations and motorway service stations. Travel and transport - Establishments furnishing transportation services and services incidental to transportation, by air (airlines, airports, VIP lounges, passes, fast track), land (bus and coach transport, railways, combined land transports, taxis), sea (shipping agents, cruises, ferries). It also includes establishments primarily engaged in furnishing travel arrangements (tour operators, travel clubs, tourist offices, travel agents) and accommodation (such as hotels, B&Bs, self catering, resorts). IAB | PwC 52 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 Retail - This group includes retail stores which sell offline (and eventually online as well) product lines and merchandise, including entertainment and leisure (including bookshops, craft stores, sports shops, off licences, record and video stores, stationery stores, toy stores, TV and video rental companies), fashion (bridal, designer, men, women and unisex, children, footwear), household (DIY stores, electrical retailers, furniture and furnishings, supermarkets and grocery chains, loyalty and reward cards, garden centres) and general retail (auctions and antique shops, department stores, jewellers, shopping centres, gift tokens, florists, duty free shops, opticians), computer equipment retailers, cosmetics stores, car accessories stores, photo-video stores. Online retail - This group includes establishments that sell product lines and merchandise exclusively online, including online entertainment and leisure (bookshops, bookmakers, sports shops, music and video stores, stationery/magazine/card shops, hobbies/arts/crafts stores), online fashion (bridal, men, women), online/internet household retailers (DIY stores, electrical retailers, furniture retailers), online/internet general retail (auctions, chemist, health, bodycare, department stores, jewellers, gifts collectables, pets/supplies, baby goods, florists, garden and water garden centres), online/internet computer and telecommunications retailers. Also includes direct response mail order retail, selling a variety of product lines and merchandise, such as cosmetics, toiletries, clothing, drink, food, clothes, jewellery, giftware, household furnishings, photographic equipment, leisure equipment, office equipment, gardening products and equipment, pets, computers, books, CD, DVD and videos. Finance - Institutions that are engaged in banking services or closely related functions, including current accounts, general banking services (including deposit accounts, student banking, foreign currency and travellers cheque services, online banking, mass market wealth management), money transfer, saving accounts, plastic cards, personal equity plans (PEPs), bonds, monthly plans (including tax free savings plans, children’ monthly plans), general investment schemes (including futures and options), unit and other trusts, guaranteed equity bonds, mortgages and related products, pensions, personal loans, insurance, general financial services, interest rate announcements, business banking services, business finance and loans, asset management, financial advice, accident and injury claims. Other financial services, e.g. leasing, debt collectors, investment funds, exchange offices, stockbrokers / share dealing, wills, company notices and announcements, annuities and packaged accounts. Commercial banks, credit agencies, personal credit institutions, consumer finance companies, loan companies, leasing companies, business credit institutions, and credit card agencies. Also includes companies engaged in the underwriting, purchase, sale, or brokerage of securities and other financial contracts. Government, social, political organisations (also including education) - This group includes government institutions, social and political organisations (including trade unions and political parties), charities, and educational institutions. Business and industrial - This major group includes establishments primarily engaged in a variety of sectors: business, industrial, manufacturing, electrical/electronics, residential and business utilities, property, and agriculture: Business - establishments primarily engaged in furnishing services and certain products for businesses, including advertising/marketing/creative agencies, marketing research, HR/recruitment services and classifieds, printers/signwriters, franchises for sale, promotional products / incentives / competitions, corporate hospitality, dry cleaners and launderers, cleaning services, business events / exhibitions / conferences / seminars organisers, wedding planners, direct mail questionnaires / surveys, point of sale displays, exhibition/display equipment, advertising and other awards, customer newsletters, PR agencies / consultants, direct mailing, direct marketing and personal/self storage, management consultants, accounting and legal services, translations offices, funeral directors. Industrial - establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing industrial products and furnishing related services, including aircraft, building and construction, container materials, fire extinguishers and smoke alarms, fork lift trucks and cranes, industrial fuels and lubricants, industrial and marine engines, industrial plastics, electronics semi-conductors, industrial/commercial packaging, distribution/carriers/couriers, security systems, import and export, railway track and track maintenance, train/locomotive construction/components, rail signalling / communications / information systems and railway design, medical equipment. Industrial manufacturing - establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing products for manufacturing processes, including manufacturing equipment, components and accessories, mechanical IAB | PwC 53 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 equipment / components / accessories, packaging materials and adhesives. Also includes furnishing design and consultant services, components/accessories dealers, and miscellaneous manufacturing services. Industrial electrical/electronics - establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing and supplying installation systems and fitting, aerials and communications equipment, dealers/services, electrical machine and accessories dealers, lighting services. Residential utilities - establishments primarily engaged in furnishing residential utilities (excluding telecommunications), including residential post office services, residential electricity suppliers, gas suppliers, water companies, combined utilities and general utilities. Business utilities - establishments primarily engaged in furnishing business utilities (excluding telecommunications), including post office business services, electricity/gas/water suppliers, combined gas/electric supplies. Property - estate agents and developers and establishments primarily engaged in furnishing services in commercial property, overseas property, and timeshare. Agriculture - establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing plant and farm machinery, stable and yard equipment, agricultural and livestock supplies, as well as stud farms, bloodstock auctioneers, horse care, fish farms and fisheries. Computers - Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing computer systems, peripherals (including barcode technology), network communication systems equipment, computer accessories and components, storage/media consumables and electronic equipment; design, development and production of pre-packaged computer software. Also includes dealing computer equipment; and furnishing computing services, including bureaus/data processing, consultancies, contingency planning, maintenance, installation, hardware/software support, training, communications networking, desktop publishing/printing, ebusiness and ecommerce. Office equipment and supplies - Establishments primarily engaged in the manufacture and distribution of office equipment (including dictating machines, photocopiers, typewriters, word processors and vending machines) and office supplies (including office furniture and storage and stationery). Telecoms - Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing telecommunications equipment (telephony, cable/satellite TV services, ISPs) such as mobile phone handsets, pagers/bleepers, mobile phone accessories, WAP mobile phones, residential communication equipment, business communications equipment, fax machines, telecommunications dealers/retailers. Also includes provision of consumer and business telecommunication services (telephony, TV, Internet), both mobile and landline, mobile value added services, directory enquiries services and internet service providers (ISPs); point-to-point communications services, including cellular phone services, wireless internet access, and wireless video services. Includes multichannel video providers on a subscription fee basis (cable television, wireless cable television, and direct broadcast satellite services). Classified – Consumer to consumer - Establishments primarily engaged in traditional lineage style advertising listings from consumers selling to other consumers. Miscellaneous - Any establishments primarily engaged in activities not covered by the above categories. IAB | PwC 54 Internet Advertising Revenue Study – H1-2014 12. Who participates? The research results from Romania websites are included in the IAB industry figures. This includes not just the companies who participate directly, but also those whose sales revenues are achieved through online sales houses and other sales houses. Any one firm may have a large number of sites within their group and for that reason we simply list here the participating companies (the preliminary list based on the previous edition), rather than the total list of web addresses. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. AD.EVOLUTION S.R.L. GOLDBACH AUDIENCE ROMANIA S.R.L. MEDIA BIT SOFTWARE S.R.L. INTERNET CORP S.R.L. MEDIAFAX GROUP S.A. ZUMZI S.R.L. ROL ONLINE NETWORK S.A. SANOMA HEARST ROMANIA S.R.L. HTTPOOL ONLINE AND MOBILE ADVERTISING S.R.L. DIGITAL ADS MANAGEMENT S.R.L. HMEDIA ONLINE STRATEGISTS S.R.L. THINK DIGITAL INTERNET & ADVERTISING S.R.L. ANTENA TV GROUP S.A. TRADE ADS INTERACTIVE S.R.L. 2 PARALE AFILIERE S.R.L. DIGITAL 4 PEOPLE S.R.L. RINGIER ROMANIA S.R.L. TRILULILU S.A. INITIATIVE MEDIA S.A. STARCOM MEDIAVEST GROUP S.R.L. ZENITH MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS S.R.L. IAB | PwC 55 6. Appendix 6.2. Data Collection Worksheet -- IAB Romania Revenue Data Collection Worksheet -H1-2014 Third party sales and avoiding double-counting i) Please let us know if any of the advertisements on your sites are sold by a third party (yes/no): If yes, please name the third party: ii) Do you sell to (and obtain revenues from) other companies who also take part in the research * (part of your sales being made by other participants)? (yes/no): If yes, please name the companies: iii) Please let us know if you represent the advertising inventory of separate publishers (and sell the advertisements on behalf of them) (yes/no): If yes, please name the publishers: iv) Do you buy from other companies who also take part in the research (part of your sales being made from inventory supplied by other participants)? (yes/no): If yes, please name the companies: * Please see below the preliminary list of participants based on the previous edition. Advertising revenue figures should be NET for all the categories below Put mouse over red triangles for breakdowns of transaction and advertising types and review the guideline notes for breakdowns of new industry categories H1-14 1) Total NET advertising revenue (lei, net of VAT) by Transaction Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 total a) Net commissionable earned revenue 0 b) Barter, Contra and Trade revenue 0 c) Packaged deal allocations 0 UNCLASSIFIED data record in this row 0 Total+ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2) Total NET advertising revenue (lei, net of VAT) by Type a) Embedded formats (banners, buttons, skyscrapers etc) b) Content sponsorships c) Interruptive formats (pop-ups, pop-unders, interstitials, over the page rich media etc) d) Display ads on email e) Tenancy f) Pre/post roll video g) Display affiliate advertising h) Solus email advertising i) Consumer classified (jobs and recruitment) j) Consumer classified (all other listings) k) Business to business classifieds l) Paid for listings (Pay for performance search etc) m) Contextual advertising ('cuvinte subliniate') n) Mobile advertising (display, search, applications) o) Mobile advertising (SMS/MMS) p) Other (please specify in detail) ___________________________ UNCLASSIFIED data record in this row Total+ 3) Total NET advertising revenue (lei, net of VAT) by Industry Category 0 0 0 0 0 Total+ What type of firm am I? Please delete types of firms as appropriate Advertising agencies, media planners, marketing consultancies H1-14 total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 1) Food 2) Drink 3) Tobacco & accessories 4) Cosmetics & toiletries 5) Personal hygiene 6) Pharmaceutical & healthcare 7) Clothing & accessories 8) Household appliances 9) Household equipment 10) Household care 11) Pet care 12) Leisure equipment 13) Entertainment & the media 14) Motors 15) Travel & transport 16) Retail 17) Online retail 18) Finance 19) Government, social, political organisations (incl. education) 20) Business & industrial (incl. manufacturing, utilities, property, agriculture etc.) 21) Computers 22) Office equipment & supplies 23) Telecoms 24) Classified - Consumer-to-consumer 25) Miscellaneous (please specify in detail) ___________________________ UNCLASSIFIED data record in this row "Total+" rows must agree for each month! H1-14 total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 0 0 0 0 0 Portals and pure-play internet media businesses Content-rich or destination sites Mobile network operators Sales houses Affiliate Networks Email list managers/owners Online retailer or service Online recruiter Other websites Other (please give further details) Websites included in the submission What are the websites this revenue relates to? List here ALL of them (or attach a separate file). Please specify the entire URLs (www. or http:// + name + .domain) Company data verification To the best of my knowledge and belief, the above information is accurate, is in accordance with the worksheet instructions, and agrees with the Company's books and records. Company: Name: Title: E-mail: Tel.: Date: The participating companies (the preliminary list based on the previous edition): 1. AD.EVOLUTION S.R.L. 2. GOLDBACH AUDIENCE ROMANIA S.R.L. 3. MEDIA BIT SOFTWARE S.R.L. 4. INTERNET CORP S.R.L. 5. MEDIAFAX GROUP S.A. 6. ZUMZI S.R.L. 7. ROL ONLINE NETWORK S.A. 8. SANOMA HEARST ROMANIA S.R.L. 9. HTTPOOL ONLINE AND MOBILE ADVERTISING S.R.L. 10. DIGITAL ADS MANAGEMENT S.R.L. 11. HMEDIA ONLINE STRATEGISTS S.R.L. 12. THINK DIGITAL INTERNET & ADVERTISING S.R.L. 13. ANTENA TV GROUP S.A. 14. TRADE ADS INTERACTIVE S.R.L. 15. 2 PARALE AFILIERE S.R.L. 16. DIGITAL 4 PEOPLE S.R.L. 17. RINGIER ROMANIA S.R.L. 18. TRILULILU S.A. 19. INITIATIVE MEDIA S.A. 20. STARCOM MEDIAVEST GROUP S.R.L. 21. ZENITH MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS S.R.L. -- IAB Romania Revenue Data Collection Worksheet -H1-2014 Third party sales and avoiding double-counting Please name ALL publishers/networks whose advertising inventories you sell: Do you buy from other companies who also take part in the research * (part of your sales being made from inventory supplied by other participants)? If yes, please name the companies: * Please see below the preliminary list of participants based on the previous edition. (yes/no) Advertising revenue figures should be NET (without any agency commission ) for all the categories below. Please put mouse over red triangles for breakdowns of advertising types and review the guideline notes for breakdowns of new industry categories. 1) Total NET advertising revenue (lei, net of VAT) by Type Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 i) Search engines (Google, Bing etc) - search, display and video ads ii) Social media ads (Facebook, Linkedin etc), excluding premium formats and content/pages admin iii) Display advertising - foreign publishers/networks (Yahoo, MSN, real-time bidding etc) iv) Domestic publishers other than participating companies; out of which: a) Embedded formats (banners, buttons, skyscrapers etc) b) Content sponsorships c) Interruptive formats (pop-ups, pop-unders, interstitials, over the page rich media etc) d) Display ads on email f) Pre/post roll video g) Display affiliate advertising h) Solus email advertising j) Classified m) Contextual advertising ('cuvinte subliniate') n) Mobile advertising (display, search, applications) o) Mobile advertising (SMS/MMS) p) Other (please specify in detail) ___________________________ Total+ 2) Total NET advertising revenue (lei, net of VAT) by Industry Category 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1) Food 2) Drink 3) Tobacco & accessories 4) Cosmetics & toiletries 5) Personal hygiene 6) Pharmaceutical & healthcare 7) Clothing & accessories 8) Household appliances 9) Household equipment 10) Household care 11) Pet care 12) Leisure equipment 13) Entertainment & the media 14) Motors 15) Travel & transport 16) Retail 17) Online retail 18) Finance 19) Government, social, political organisations (incl. education) 20) Business & industrial (incl. manufacturing, utilities, property, agriculture etc.) 21) Computers 22) Office equipment & supplies 23) Telecoms 24) Classified - Consumer-to-consumer 25) Miscellaneous (please specify in detail) ___________________________ UNCLASSIFIED data record in this row 0 0 "Total+" rows must agree for each month! Websites included in the submission What are the websites this revenue relates to? List here ALL of them (or attach a separate file). Please specify the entire URLs (www. or http:// + name + .domain) Company data verification To the best of my knowledge and belief, the above information is accurate, is in accordance with the worksheet instructions, and agrees with the Company's books and records. 0 0 0 0 H1-14 total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 Total+ H1-14 total 0 0 0 0 Company: Name: Title: E-mail: Tel.: Date: The participating companies (the preliminary list based on the previous edition): 1. AD.EVOLUTION S.R.L. 2. GOLDBACH AUDIENCE ROMANIA S.R.L. 3. MEDIA BIT SOFTWARE S.R.L. 4. INTERNET CORP S.R.L. 5. MEDIAFAX GROUP S.A. 6. ZUMZI S.R.L. 7. ROL ONLINE NETWORK S.A. 8. SANOMA HEARST ROMANIA S.R.L. 9. HTTPOOL ONLINE AND MOBILE ADVERTISING S.R.L. 10. DIGITAL ADS MANAGEMENT S.R.L. 11. HMEDIA ONLINE STRATEGISTS S.R.L. 12. THINK DIGITAL INTERNET & ADVERTISING S.R.L. 13. ANTENA TV GROUP S.A. 14. TRADE ADS INTERACTIVE S.R.L. 15. 2 PARALE AFILIERE S.R.L. 16. DIGITAL 4 PEOPLE S.R.L. 17. RINGIER ROMANIA S.R.L. 18. TRILULILU S.A. 19. INITIATIVE MEDIA S.A. 20. STARCOM MEDIAVEST GROUP S.R.L. 21. ZENITH MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS S.R.L. 6. Appendix 6.3. List of Represented Websites Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 List of Represented Websites 0-9 121.ro 123auto.ro 123clicknlike.crom.ro 123start.ro 1fl.it 1music.ro 220.ro 24fun.ro 25h.ro 2parale.ro 4ea.ro 4tuning.ro 4vip.ro 7link.ro 7p.ro 7ro.ro 8martie.ro 9am.ro a a1.ro academiacatavencu.info acasa.ro acasatv.ro acidava.blogspot.com acoelectric.biz activsport.ro acuz.net adconsgrup.ro adevarul.ro adimalaescu.com adisandu.ro admitereliceu.ro afaceri-ciuperci.blogspot.com afaceri-criza-2012.blogspot.com afiliere.okazii.ro afterhours.ro agenda.ro agentia.org agf.ro agrointel.ro airsoftforum.ro IAB | PwC albinarit.blogspot.com albume-poze.ro amelie.ro amfms.ro amfostacolo.ro amosnews.ro amsonline.ro ancavrinceanu.blogspot.ro android-96.do.am anidescoala.ro animale.ro animalutul.ro animalutze.com antenastars.ro anuntok.ro anuntul.ro anuntulimobiliar.ro anunturi.crom.ro anunturi.org anunturi.radicalonline.info anunturi.ro anunturi-auto.ro anunturibucuresti.ro anunturicluj.com anunturi-constanta.com anunturi-iasi.com anunturi-moka.com anunturi-moto.ro anunturipeorase.ro apartamenteonesti.info apiardeal.3xforum.ro apocaliptic-2012.blogspot.com apropo.ro aradon.ro aranjamente-florale.crom.ro archeton.ro ardei-iute.ro areaforfun.ro arenait.net arges24.ro arhiblog.ro arhimag.ro arhipropub.ro arlo.ro art31.ro artkor.ro artspirit.ro artsport.ro askmen.ro astrocafe.ro atestatrezolvari.hi2.ro auto.ro auto-bild.ro autobm.ro autoexpert.ro automarket.ro auto-motive.ro automotor.ro autopro.ro autostopul.ro autovit.ro avantaje.ro avarvarei.ro avatars.postiton.net avemdetoate.ro aventurilapescuit.ro avocatnet.ro az.ro b b1.ro babyonline.ro bacaul.ro badorgood.com badpolitics.ro baia-city.ucoz.com balti.ro banateanul.ro bancul-haios.ro bancuri.net bancuriok.com banknews.ro bascalie.ro basme-online.blogspot.com bazarconia.blogspot.com bdtractariauto.ro beatfactor.ro beauty-laura.ro 62 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 bebelu.ro bestauto.ro bestbigdeal.com bestbike.ro bestdj.me bestmusic.ro besttourism.ro bestworkromania.ro bihon.ro bihoreanul.ro bilete.ro bizcity.ro blackwhitestyle.ro blogatu.ro blogportalfinante.com blow.ro bmwblog.ro bogdangroza.blogspot.com bonesimenajere.ro boomerang-tv.ro brandinfo.ro brasov.ro bravonet.ro bucataras.ro bucataria-romaneasca.ro bucharest-guide.ro bucuresti21.blogspot.com bulgaria-2012.blogspot.com bunatati.ro burlacul.tv bursaagricola.ro bursadedomenii.ro bursaterenurilor.ro business24.ro businesslive.ro businessmagazin.ro business-review.eu business-review.ro buzzanunt.eu bzi.ro bzp.ro c calatoreste.ro calendar.eclub.ro calificativ.ro calificative.ro cancan.ro IAB | PwC canecorso-mastiff.ro caon.ro capital.ro care4it.ro cargabone.hi2.ro cariereonline.ro carticica.ro cartoonnetwork.ro cartusesitoner.ro casadex.ro casa-gradina.ro casalux.ro casanuntilor.ro casasibiroul.ro casesigradini.ro casinopemobil.blogspot.com castiga-la-pariuri.ro cautaauto.ro cazareturist.ro centru-auto.ro cere.ro cetatenie-primesc.eu cevabun.ro cevahaios.com chatromania.ro chip.ro cinema8.ro cinemaartasibiu.ro cinemabox.ro cinemafilm.ro cinemagia.ro cinemarx.ro cityrama.ro click.ro clickdreapta.ro clickpentrufemei.ro clickpoftabuna.ro clicksanatate.ro clixsense2013.ucoz.ro clopotel.ro clubafaceri.ro clubmusix.do.am clubulbebelusilor.ro clujeanul.ro codfiscal.net colegiimei.ro compari.ro competentedigitale.ro computerblog.ro computergames.ro comunicatedepresa.ro comunicatemedia.ro comunitatea.co.uk connect-s.ucoz.ro conso.ro constanta4u.info conta.ro contabilitate.consultanti.ro coolinaria.ro copii.psiholog-bacau.net copilul.ro copilulmeu.ro cosmedical.ro cosmopolitan.ro cotidianul.ro craiovaforum.ro crap.ro crestinortodox.ro crom.ro csid.ro cugetliber.ro culinar.ro cura-de-slabire.ro cu-reduceri.ro curierulnational.ro cursbnr.ro cursvalutar.ro cursvalutarbnr.org curteascolii.ro cutiutafermecata.ro d daciaclub.ro dailybusiness.ro danceacademy.wilmark.ro dauanunturi.ro dcnews.ro debarbati.ro delaalaz.ro dentistiromania.info depici.ro desarbatori.ro descarcare.k77.eu descopera.ro descopera.truezone.ro 63 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 desenele.com designdecorativ.ro desprecopii.com destinatiieuropene.ro dex-medica.blogspot.com dezvaluiri.ro dhyanna.ro didactic.ro didacticus10.blogspot.ro dieta-slabit-rapid.blogspot.ro dietetik.ro dilemaveche.ro directoareweb.net director-jocuri.com director-web.jurnalul24.ro director-web.ro distractie-pe.net divahair.ro diverse.crom.ro dlh.ro dnews.ro doarnoi2.com dobro.ro doctor.info.ro doctor.ro doctorbun.ro doctorulzilei.ro dolj.radicalonline.info download.rnt.ro dozadehas.com dozaderas.ro dragamea.ro dreptonline.ro drive-test.ro drpciv.info.ro drpcivx.com e eafacere.ro eastrolog.ro ebroky.com ebucataria.ro e-calarasi.eu economica.net e-creditare.ro ecuisine.ro eculinar.ro e-cultura.info IAB | PwC editiespeciala.eu educatie.inmures.ro edumanager.ro eformulare.ro egirl.ro einformatii.ro ejocuri.ro ejocuribarbi.ro ejocuribarbie.ro ejocurigratis.ro elady.ro ele.ro elle.ro elucrudemana.blogspot.ro emilnicolae.blogspot.com emisiuni-antena.com envy.ro e-povesti.ro eprototype.blogspot.com erdon.ro e-referate.ro e-retete.ro escoala.ro e-scoala.ro esetkey.webnode.com esquire.ro e-stireazilei.ro estiri.ro e-transport.ro eu-descopar.ro euforia.tv eumama.ro eumex.ro euroavocatura.ro europafm.ro eva.ro evocearomaniei.blogspot.ro evolutiefrancelvetian.blogspot.com evz.ro exclusivtm.ro exponate.ro extremeaddict.ro e-ziare.ro f f1pro.ro fabuloase.ro fanatik.ro fanclub.ro farabarbati.ro fara-secrete.ro farmacianaturala.com fashionandbeauty.ro fashionlife.ro fastautodeal.ro fatmanschronicles.blogspot.com fcsteaua.ro fdraganescu.blogspot.com felicitari.com femeia.ro feminines.ro feminis.ro ferma-agricola.blogspot.com fetelestiu.ro fifa08.ucoz.com filebox.ro filesharing.ro filestube.to filme-ful.do.am filmehd4u.com filmelive.net filmeonlinegratis.ro filmetari.com financiare.ro financiarul.ro finantare.ro findjob.ro firica.blogspot.com firicatv.blogspot.com firme.info first-car.ro fisier.ro fisierulmeu.ro flu.ro foodstory.ro forexexpert.ro formula-as.ro forum.7p.ro forum.joy-net.ro forum.softpedia.com fotbalas.blogspot.com fotbal-flash.ro fotbal-star.blogspot.com fotografienunta.ro fotomagazin.ro 64 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 fotoswomens.blogspot.com freebeet.com frontnews.ro funkydonkey.ro funlink.nisi.ro funstory.ro g gadget.ro gadget4u.ro gadgetreport.ro gandul.info ganeshstyle.ro garbo.ro gastropedia.ro gds.ro getlokal.ro ghicitori-2012.blogspot.com ghidafaceri.ro ghidul-parintilor.ro ghiduri.baltaru.com ghiduri-turistice.info ghinionist.ro ghiseulbancar.ro ghiseuldecredite.ro ginecologie.ro giohnnysoftware.ro glamourmagazine.ro gliaromana.ro go4it.ro go-carpathian.blogspot.com goingout.ro gokid.ro goldplazafan.blogspot.com gospodin.ro gospodine.net gq.ro gradinamea.ro grozav.ro gsp.ro gustos.ro h hai-in.ro harpersbazaar.ro harta-europei.ro hirek.ro historia.ro IAB | PwC hit.ro hmultiplex.ro hoinari.ro horoscop.ro horoscopdragoste.ro horoscop-european.blogspot.com horoscop-urania.com hotelius.blogspot.com hotfiles.ro hotnews.ro hotstory.eu hunedoreanul.ro huon.ro i iaa.ro iasi4u.ro icase.ro ieftinake.ro ieseanul.ro ifacetube.com ilikenews.eu imagozone.ro imobile.ro imobiliare.ro imparte.ro imperatortravel.ro incasa.ro incepator.ro incont.ro incorect.org in-cuiul-catarii.info independenta.net infit.ro infoghidromania.com infogsm.ro infomondo.ro infomusic.ro infopensiuni.ro informatiahr.ro informatia-zilei.ro informatii-az.ro info-service.ro infotel.6f.ro infoturism.ro info-vremea.ro in-obiectiv.blogspot.com interpretarea-viselor.ro interpretare-nume.ro interpretare-vise.ro iqads.ro isteric.ro itbox.ro it-tehnic.blogspot.com iturism.ro iubirisecrete.tv j joculetecopii.info jocuri10.ro jocuri12.com jocuri-barbie.me jocuribebelusi.ro jocuribombe.ro jocuribowling.ro jocuricoafor.ro jocuricuateveuri.ro jocuricuavioane.biz jocuricuben10.ro jocuricubile.biz jocuricucai.ro jocuricudora.ro jocuricuexcavatoare.ro jocuricuparcari.ro jocuricupescuit.ro jocuricusue.ro jocuricutractoare.ro jocuricuvapoare.ro jocuridebiliard.ro jocuridecolorat.biz jocuridesenat.ro jocuridiferente.ro jocuridinozauri.ro jocurieducative.net jocurifete.ro jocuri-filme-online.blogspot.com jocurigradinarit.ro jocuriimbracat.ro jocuriimpuscaturi.net jocurilemele.ro jocuri-logica.ro jocurimachiaj.ro jocurimancare.ro jocuripapusi.ro jocuripenet.ro jocuripescuit.com 65 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 jocuriponei.ro jocuriprajituri.ro jocuriprintese.ro jocurirazboi.ro jocurirestaurant.ro jocuriroboti.ro jocuriscooby.ro jocurispiderman.ro jocurisuperman.ro jocuritable.net jocuritiruri.ro jocuritomsijerry.ro jocurivolei.ro jocuriwinx.ro jocurizombie.ro junior.clopotel.ro jurnale.ro jurnalul.ro jurnalul24.ro k kanald.ro kbaietii.eu keypeople.dailybusiness.ro kfetele.ro kissfm.ro kmkz.ro kudika.ro kyra.ro l lacafenea.ro lafontana.ro largewall.blogspot.com la-start.ro lectiideinformatica.net legestart.ro libertatea.ro litoral-turcia.blogspot.com live1.ro locuinta-mea.ro loto6-49.ro lumeaemica.ro lumeapiticilor.ro lyla.ro m magazinsalajean.ro IAB | PwC magazinulprogresiv.ro magicfm.ro mahmureala.blogspot.com mami.ro mamicamea.ro manager.ro mantamaps.ro manualdefizica.ro marieclaire.ro market.trafic.ro marlani.ro marya.ro masajperfect.ro masini.ro masinicugiurgeasibratu.ro masterchefromania.com matrimoniale.ro maxime-cugetari.blogspot.com mayra.ro mediafax.ro mediafaxfoto.ro mediarombook.ro medicina-informativa.com medlive.hotnews.ro mega-file.ucoz.com meme.ro menshealth.ro mercador.ro meritacitit.ro mesagerulneamt.ro metalhead.ro meteo.eclub.ro meteo.ro metodedeslabit.ro metropotam.ro micapub.radicalonline.info micapublicitate.ro miresici.ro mixgustos.ro mmykeemmykee.blogspot.com mobilissimo.ro moldova-film.clan.su mondonews.ro money.ro moneycenter.ro moneystreet.ro monitorulexpres.ro monsterauto.ro moscraciun.ro moviesplay.ro mp3songs.ro mp3tel.ro mtv.ro mujer.ro munca.ro muzicadepetrecere.net myjob.ro my-press.ro mytex.ro myvideo.ro n natgeo.ro nationalisti.ro natura-creatieunica.blogspot.com news20.ro newschannel.ro newspad.ro nou-nascuti.ro numeris.com.ro nutritionist.info.ro nytrovision.com o obiectiv.info observator.tv observatorulph.ro oferservicii.ro ofertemasini.com ogeorgian.blogspot.com okmagazine.ro oleaca.ro olimpiade.ro one.ro onefm.ro onesti-view.info onlinehdfilme.com onlinesport.ro onlinestudent.ro onlinetv.ucoz.ro onu.ro oradecluj.ro oradedolj.ro oradeiasi.ro oradesibiu.ro 66 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 oradestiri.ro oradetimis.ro oraexacta.net orange.ro orasulm.eu orasulvechi.ro organizarievenimentesiprezentari.ro p paginademedia.ro paginafarmacistilor.ro paginamedicala.ro paginapolitica.ro pamfletescu.blogspot.com pandoras.ro parinti.com pariucuviata.net pariurimax.blogspot.com pasiunea.eu paste.ro pastiledeslabit.com.ro pe-internet.ro pensiuni-vile.ro pentru-ca-putem.blogspot.com perfecte.ro pescuitmania.ro pescuitul.ro pescurt.ro peteava.ro petocuri.ro pgl.ro phro.ro piata-agricola.ro pieseauto.ro pilule.ro pirasan.ro planificarenunta.ro playboy.ro playnews.ro playtech.ro plimbare.ro poftaderas.ro poftenebune.ro pofticiosi.ro pontbursier.ro port.ro portalabc.ro portal-start.com IAB | PwC posturitv.allalla.com practic-idei.ro practicmagazin.ro practicsanatate.ro praf.info presalocala.com presaonline.com pressalert.ro price.ro priceput.ro prieteni.eclub.ro prieteni.ro primetimenews.ro procinema.ro profm.ro program24.ro programetvonline.net promo-auto.ro promotor.ro prosport.ro protv.ro pro-verbe.blogspot.com psychologies.ro publi24.ro q qbebe.ro qmagazine.ro r radicalonline.info radio21.ro radiocorazon.ro radiogangsta.ro radioguerrilla.ro radiozu.ro raduku.3x.ro rapitori.ro rateladezvoltator.ro realitatea.net realitateabihoreana.ro realitatearomaneasca.ro redutti.ro referat.ro referate-ok.com referatesiproiecte.ro regielive.ro reluare.ro remi-online.ro renasterea.ro reno.ro rentacar1.ro restaurantedelux.ro retetabriosa.blogspot.com retetecalamama.ro retetecalamama-acasa.blogspot.ro reteteinimagini.com retetemancare.ro retetepaste.com revistablogurilor.ro revistaciao.ro revistaioana.ro revistavip.net rezervari-camere.ro rezultate-bac.com rgstuff.ro ro.bursatransport.com roarhitect.ro roarmy.ro rockfm.ro rol.ro romanager.ro romaniaghidturistic.ro romaniaInternational.com romanialibera.ro romaniatv.net romanidinromania.ro romanticfm.ro romedic.ro romimo.ro romturism.ro rotvonline.org rstiri.ro s samvinatorineamt.webgarden.ro sapteseri.ro savuros.com scientia.ro scoalasoferibaiamare.eu scoalata.blogspot.com second-masini.ro secretele-bucatariei.ro sector-7.ro sentimente.com sentimente.ro 67 Internet Advertising Revenue Report – H1-2014 seriale-penet.net serviciimedicale.com sfatulmedicului.ro sfatulparintilor.ro sfaturisanatate.com sfaturiutileinbucatarie.blogspot.ro sforicica.ro shopaholic.ro shopmania.ro showbiz.ro sibianulonline.ro sibiunews.net silvicultura-brasov.blogspot.ro simplyconstanta.ro skytv24.net slabire.info.ro smark.ro smartbuy.ro smartfinancial.ro smartwoman.hotnews.ro softfree.eu softnavtrading.ro softtag.ucoz.ro sondaje.ro spaniaromaneasca.com speologie.ro sport.ro sport9.ro sportfactor.ro spy.ro spynews.ro stancescene.com startups.ro statusuri-belea.com staupe.net steaua.ro stilfeminin.ro stiri.com.ro stiridecluj.ro stiridesport.ro stiridinromania.eu stirileprotv.ro stirilezilei.ro stiriziare.com strong-dc.ro studentie.ro styleandthecity.ro IAB | PwC sunphoto.ro suntgravida.ro suntmamica.ro suntparinte.ro supereva.ro superlady.ro superpont1x2.ro supersexiy.blogspot.com szatmar.ro t tabletedeslabit.ro tare.ro tati.ro tecunoscdeundevaantena1.blogspot.com tenispartener.ro teotrandafir.com thechronicle.ro timesnewroman.ro tion.ro tocmai.ro todays.ro topbancuri.ro topdirector.ro topfive.ro topgear.ro totul-despre-iphone.blogspot.ro totulhd.eu tourismguide.ro tpu.ro 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