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Online advertising was the fastest-growing category in Australia, according to a December report from the Interactive Advertising Bureau. For the 12 months to December 2007, spending grew 34.5 per cent to $1.3 billion, slower than the 60 per cent growth rates of previous years.
Despite the current economic crisis, the U.S. Internet advertising industry is not experiencing a pull-back in spending. Rather, online advertising continues a fast, if somewhat muted, growth during 2008, as the current situation accelerates the shift of advertising budgets from traditional into new media.
China: online advertising was expected to surge eight times to reach 85 billion yuan
The IAB announced that Internet advertising revenues reached $5.8 billion for the first quarter of 2008.
Worldwide spending on Internet advertising will total $65.2 billion in 2008, which represents nearly 10% of all ad spending across all media.
Filipino marketers are still reluctant to invest heavily in online advertising, spending only two percent of their ad budgets on online campaigns, an official of one of Asia’s largest customized research organizations said Friday.
Steve Garton, global media head of Synovate International, speaking at the World Marketing Conference Friday, said the reluctance of local advertisers to [...]
On average, more than 60% of the consumer respondents said they perceived Internet ads as “informative” - considerably higher than what was seen with TV and print ads. But on the downside, the survey showed that consumers tend to find TV ads more enjoyable and more likely to make them want to buy the product that was being advertised.
McDonald’s delivered more than 295 million display ad views (34 percent share of voice) in March, reaching 52 million Internet users an average of 5.7 times during the month. Quizno’s ranked second with 11.1 percent share of voice, followed by KFC (9.6 percent) and Papa John’s (9.3 percent).
The fastest-growing media in 2007 were internet (+39.5%), cinema (+10.1%) and outdoor and transport (+4.6%).
Brand marketers know that the Internet offers powerful branding opportunities that traditional advertising cant match, to name a few: targeting, content, brand engagement, viral distribution, and improved metrics.