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BizReport : Search Marketing : September 19, 2006
Eyeblaster Moves To Search Marketing
Eyeblaster is moving beyond rich media and into the search marketing realm with a suite of new marketing tools that could simplify the management of your online marketing campaigns.
In 2005, the company expanded into ad management with the beta launch of the Advertising Campaign Manager AdVision. In June they partnered with RealNetworks to launch eb.in-games, a platform to manage and optimize ads in casual gaming environments. According to a statement the new tools, dubbed eb.search, “…will help marketers manage multiple campaigns across multiple geographical markets, eliminating the complexities involved in optimizing search bid management.”
Basically, eb.search helps to manage bid prices and position, by allowing advertisers to check keywords every hour, thereby making sure the keyword is in the best position and giving advertisers the most from pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns. It also has return on investment (ROI) and cost per acquisition (CPA) capabilities that will keep your campaign on track.
For consumers, “eb.search helps users get...superior rich media offerings, robust ad serving and in-games advertising solutions to maximize the effectiveness of advertising campaigns on a global scale,” said Gal Trifon, Eyeblaster’s CEO.
In North America and Australia, the suite can be used by integrating with Eyeblaster’s digital ad server or working directly with eb.search.
Tags: Eyeblaster, search marketing
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