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In the past companies have not been able to effectively leverage online branding on the Internet and achieve the same effect as traditional brand campaigns in the print and broadcast media. InPage now delivers just that, a mechanism to brand, control and manage advertising on the Internet.

InPage announced today that it has expanded its online demo to display more features and product functionality, InPage will continue to add to its demo pages over the course of the next few weeks.

Following reports from IDC, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) said that Internet advertising revenues for 2007 are estimated to grow to $21.1 billion, a 25 percent increase over $16.9 billion for 2006.

A jump of 55 percent in Internet Advertising revenue has see the total spanish advertising market rize more than 9 percent. Internet ad revenue came in at 482 million euros ($733.2 million), compared with 2006′s 310 million euros.

Online advertising generated close to $1.4 billion last year, equating to just over 10% of the estimated $12 billion generated by the advertising industry as a whole. General internet ad growth slowed to 21 per cent last year from 56 per cent the previous year. Total internet ad spending rose 34 per cent last year.

“We see Internet development—including increased subscriber/user access and broadband penetration—as a driver of both interactive advertising revenue as well as migration of traditional ad spending to new media platforms.”

In keeping with trends seen in Japan and the UK, career and travel sites were especially buoyant in France during January 2008. Google Sites continued to lead as France’s largest property ahead of Microsoft Sites, while Kiabi, the fastest-growing property during the month, grew 101 percent to 2.3 million visitors.

According to comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, Job search and career resource websites increased by 67% in January 2008, compared to December 2007, hotel and resort website traffic increase by 54%, with airline sites and travel agents following with 40%.

As many people in Japan focused their Internet activity on planning for the New Year, January saw saw increased visitation to education, career, automotive and real estate sites.

Preparing for Tax Season Ranks as Top Priority as Americans Begin the New Year

Politics, Careers, Real Estate, and Travel Also Witness Strong Growth