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RESEARCH, ANALYSIS & TRENDS



       market worth $1trn in 2025”, James McDonald, Director   base  scenario  assumes  that  impact  is  muted,  we  will
       of Data, Intelligence & Forecasting, WARC says. “New   continue to review that position each quarter”, he con-
       coronavirus variants – such as Omicron – may have a   cludes.
       negative impact on our current outlook, and  while our








































       Trends by online media and format                       by WARC say they intend to up spend on TikTok
                                                               next  year,  the  highest  rate  across  all  online  plat-
        •  E-commerce:  The  sector  is  expected  to  lead    forms.
           growth  to  2023,  by  when  the  market’s  value  will
           have more than doubled from 2020’s level to a total   •  OTT video:  Premium online video platforms – aka
           of $137.2bn. Growth in China’s advertising market   over-the-top (OTT) – such as YouTube and Ama-
           is cooling but in the west it is booming, with Ama-  zon Prime Video, were worth a combined $63.7bn
           zon on course to amass over $57bn in advertising    to advertisers in 2021, up 41.6% from a year earli-
           revenue by 2023 (up 72% from this year and 308%     er. Further growth, of 19.7% and 14.2%, is project-
           from  2019,  prior  to  the  pandemic).  Two  in  three   ed  during  2022  and  2023  respectively,  with
           practitioners  already  committing  budgets  to  Ama-  YouTube  leading  the  charge  and  set  to  be  worth
           zon  are  intending  to  increase  that  spend,  while   $41.4bn by the end of the forecast period.
           heightened  advertiser  demand  is  pushing  up  the
           average cost-per-click.                           •  Paid search: Alphabet is the world’s largest media
                                                               owner  and  Google  the  largest  individual  platform:
        •  Social media:  This was the fastest-growing online   its advertising revenue rose by 40.6% to $146.3bn
           sector  in  2021,  with  spend  rising  41.9%  –  or   this  year,  taking  79.7%  of  all  search  spend  and
           $55.7bn  –  to  a  total  of  $188.8bn  this  year.  Insta-  19.0% of all advertising spend worldwide. Google’s
           gram grew to become the largest social media plat-  growth  is  set  to  ease  to  14.8%  in  2022,  though
           form  in  2021  after  overtaking  the  core  Facebook   57% of practitioners surveyed by WARC are plan-
           platform for the first time. Instagram is forecast to   ning to increase spend on the platform next year.
           grow to control over a third of the global social me-
           dia  market  in  2023.  TikTok  saw  ad  revenue  rise   •  Online  audio:  Advertising spend on online audio
           151.5% this year and is expected to record growth   rose  by  a  third  to  $5.4bn  in  2021,  with  podcast
           of 75.4% in 2022. Two in three marketers surveyed   spend  up  50.9%  and  streaming  up  28.4%.  Both
                                                               formats  are  expected  to  see  gains  to  2023,  by


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