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As is discussed at length in the second article below, digital advertising is here to stay. Even in a down economy, online advertising provides a respite for organizations with limited budgets, allowing you to get the biggest possible return on your ad investment. In this issue, you’ll find specific tips on increasing the effectiveness of your display ads, and some new perspectives on Facebook and the wide array of companies that can take advantage of its reach.
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How to Make Your Display Ads Stand Out iMediaConnection Banner ads have to accomplish many things: they must catch the viewer’s attention, be memorable, promote your brand and message, and provoke some type of action… all while remaining cost-effective. That’s a lot of responsibility riding on a few hundred pixels! Here’s some simple tips on how to make your banner ads work harder for you.
Global Advertising Back to the Future MediaPost Research Brief As the global economy continues to stagnate, many marketers remain concerned about the effect this will have on the advertising world. However, according to ZenithOptimedia, global ad expenditure will roughly achieve the 4.2% growth predicted in April. This full study, which also projects growth in North American markets and identifies the internet as the fastest-growing advertising medium, should serve as a vote of confidence for digital marketers.
Older Facebook Users Catching on to “Liking” Brands eMarketer Digital Intelligence Social media, Facebook in particular, is generally looked at as a method of targeting a specifically younger audience. However, recent research conducted by Wedbush Securities indicates that Facebook may indeed have a broader appeal. They found that users 55 and over had displayed the most rapid growth in terms of interacting with brands on Facebook, opening the door for countless organizations looking to reach an older demographic.
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I’m hearing from a few folks that if you have Compatibility View turned on in Internet Explorer, that you are not seeing the blog correctly. The solution is to go to the Tools menu and deselect Compatibility View. A very special thanks to Microsoft for making Compatability View cause incompatibility. Arg. 😉
I’m hearing from a few folks that if you have Compatibility View turned on in Internet Explorer, that you are not seeing the blog correctly. The solution is to go to the Tools menu and deselect Compatibility View. A very special thanks to Microsoft for making Compatability View cause incompatibility. Arg. 😉
That’s such a great post! Thanks!