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Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Super Bowl ads fall short of expectations

Advertisers spent huge amounts of money to be "in the Super Bowl" this year, but fell short of that winning touchdown. That's the word from Reprise Media's yearly ad study. There are some bright spots, however. First, that more Super Bowl advertisers bought coordinating search campaigns this year than in 2006. >>

Monday, February 05, 2007

Older age groups show growing interest in mobile use

The youth market has traditionally led the way in mobile marketing, but the older generation is beginning to take part in these campaigns as well. That is the word from a new study from the Mobile Marketers Association (MMA). >>

Monday, February 05, 2007

Federated Media partners comScore for blog metrics

As paid blogging continues to grow, a blog network and measuring company are pairing up to provide metrics for the new industry. Federated Media has announced it will partner with comScore Media Metrics to provide research. >>

Friday, February 02, 2007

Coremetrics launches search ad "one-stop-shop"

Search marketers looking for an easier way to manage campaigns may find it with a new product from Coremetrics. The company has launched Coremetrics Search 2007, a "one-stop" product to create, manage and complete search marketing campaigns. >>

Friday, February 02, 2007

Microsoft draws global audience

Search engine Google may have larger competition than they originally thought. According to new research from comScore, Microsoft sites drew the most users globally in December. >>

Friday, February 02, 2007

Retirees in the U.K. spending more free time online

British pensioners are embracing the internet and incorporating it into their daily lives. >>

Friday, February 02, 2007

Vizu Answers to revolutionize online market research

Online marketing research is set to be more affordable and accessible to those who can’t afford expensive programmes. >>

Thursday, February 01, 2007

Do offline seasonal changes impact online shopping?

The short answer is yes, according to a new study from Marketing Experiments. The long answer is only if you know how to take advantage of those fluctuations. >>

Thursday, February 01, 2007

Online ad spend to grow 18%

Look for online advertising spending to increase in 2007. That is the word from a new forecast from Outsell Inc. According to the report, advertising as a whole will see a 5% increase while online ad spending will increase roughly 18%. >>

Thursday, February 01, 2007

Google's Q4 earnings top expectations

Search giant Google hit the earnings ball out of the park in Q4, 2006, increasing revenue by 67%. The revenue boost was led by Google's always profitable paid search platform. >>

Thursday, February 01, 2007

Online clothing sales doing a roaring trade in the U.K.

Despite its disadvantages over bricks and mortar, online clothes shopping in the U.K. has exceeded the $2.5 billion mark. >>

Thursday, February 01, 2007

Surfers use tagging to make sense of the online sprawl

Tagging is rising in popularity, and so are websites where it is enabled. >>

Thursday, February 01, 2007

High percentage of consumers seeking and giving product advice online

New survey finds that 90 percent of consumers occasionally or regularly go online to give or seek product and service advice from others, and marketers are increasingly willing to embrace this non-traditional marketing option. >>

Wednesday, January 31, 2007

European job seekers hit web in Q4

New year, new job? That could be the thinking behind in the increase in traffic to job related websites. Career related websites saw an increase in traffic in Q4, 2006, according to new research from comScore World Metrix. Job training, career resource and job listings sites saw an increase of about 7%. >>

Wednesday, January 31, 2007

Click fraud up in Q4, 2006

New research from Click Forensics indicates an upswing in click fraud as 2006 came to a close. According to their study, click fraud reached 14.2% in Q4. >>

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