Net advertising ‘to overtake national newspapers
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It’s simple really. Net ads can offer a fine target for advertisers. Newspapers cannot even approach this. Sorry, but this is a simple fact.
The internet will overtake national newspapers in the battle for advertising spending in the UK by the end of the year, it was predicted yesterday. GroupM, which accounts for about 30% of global media buying, says in a report to be published next month that the internet will account for 13.3% of the £12.2bn UK advertising market this year, overtaking national newspapers with a share of 13.2%. The figure for web advertising could be even bigger, because the report excludes the estimated £1bn a year spent on “affiliate advertising”, which largely comprises adverts placed on smaller websites.
Net advertising ‘to overtake national newspapers’
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The GuardianThe internet will overtake national newspapers in the battle for advertising spending in the UK by the end of the year, it was predicted yesterday. GroupM, which accounts for about 30% of global media buying, says in a report to be published next month that the internet will account for 13.3% of the £12.2bn UK advertising market this year, overtaking national newspapers with a share of 13.2%. The figure for web advertising could be even bigger, because the report excludes the estimated £1bn a year spent on “affiliate advertising”, which largely comprises adverts placed on smaller websites.
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The speed at which advertisers have shifted spending to the web has surprised many. Six years ago the web was an upstart medium controlling only 1% of the multibillion-pound British advertising market, despite being lavished with media and investor attention. The related factors of growth in broadband usage and declining newspaper circulation appear to have justified the hype. “Reach is what advertisers want most,” says the report. “National newspapers still have lots of it, but less reach means less ad money.”… Source: Guardian Unlimited
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Jeff
August 10th, 2008
at 5:45pm
It’s a fact that internet advertising is probably the most effective type of marketing that you can do, not to mention it’s extremely easy to track the success of your online advertising adventures, when compared to traditional advertising methods such as newspapers, magazines, or even radio for that matter.