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Who said you couldn’t innovate during a recession?

It’s like the first time you were asked to put in your credit card number on one of those e-commerce websites like eBay. Really? What if…?
The same is true for social media for example. It’ll take a while before everyone starts adopting it, not many people are used to the idea yet, whether it’s joining [...]

Posted in Marketing Analysis on May 11th, 2009

Companies focus on the ROI of marketing spend

Internet is changing the way companies communicate in the pursuit of brand building and commerce particularly since it’s become a rapidly emerging topic with continually evolving strategies and marketing tactics such as online PR, SEM/SEO,corporate blogging, social marketing, microblogging etc.
Marketers need to determine what really works for them, and equally important, save time and needless [...]

Posted in Marketing Analysis on April 2nd, 2009

BBC on crossing Offline and Online media

As pointed out on one of our previous posts, 77 attended BBC’s presentation of the European Media & Marketing Survey which highlighted, not only the facts and figures regarding BBC’s European viewership and reach, but also looked into BBC’s online audience, the digital tendencies and the power of online influentials.
Along the same lines, the survey [...]

Posted in Marketing Analysis on March 3rd, 2009

BBC’s European Media & Marketing Survey

Thanks to Blei Spa, the leader representative agency for advertising in foreign media, today we were able to attend BBC’s European Media & Marketing presentation which took place at the Four Seasons in Milan this morning.
EMS is the biggest survey of Europe’s affluent and influential. It contains breadth of media and marketing data. The survey [...]

Posted in Marketing Analysis on February 24th, 2009

Budget allocation favors online advertising over traditional

The new IPSOS Marketing and Media survey presented by MediaPost provides a certain breather for the new media industry as it reviews some specifics on what the online ad spending budget allocation looks like for 2009.
According to Martin Sorrell, WPP’s CEO and advertising guru, in an recent interview for one of Italy’s most read journals, [...]

Posted in Marketing Analysis on February 19th, 2009

The count reached 1 Billion Internet Users Worldwide

The digital world has been measured.
The global online audience has surpassed the one billion mark, according to comScore.
“It is a monument to the increasingly unified global community in which we live and reminds us that the world truly is becoming more flat. The second billion will be online before we know it, and the third [...]

Posted in Marketing Analysis on January 27th, 2009

Global ad spend climbs up and the industry holds steady

Nielsen Media Research recently delivered a report revealing how global ad spend in some of the countries covered in the study managed to stand firm despite the global crisis.
Statistics show an increase in the global advertising market of nearly 3% versus the same period last year. In Asia Pacific, growth was mostly driven by China, [...]

Posted in Marketing Analysis on January 16th, 2009

Online advertising continues its rise for next year

This guest post was written by: Manuela Tangredi 
The recent financial crisis is rapidly expanding to real economy causing a decline in consumption and production growth and thus a cut-down in advertising budgets is to be expected.
On the contrary this week, eMarketer, a market research firm, predicted that in America online advertising will continue to expand [...]

Posted in Marketing Analysis on December 12th, 2008

Traditional vs. Internet advertising in 2009?

Internet advertising might become an island of stability in the midst of the world financial crisis. According to Barclay’s analysts, U.S. advertising revenue is forecasted to fall in 2009, with declines in most media but hitting newspapers and magazines the hardest.
Newspaper ad revenue is estimated to fall by 12% in 2009, while magazine ad revenue [...]

Posted in Marketing Analysis on December 1st, 2008

The three screens: Mobile, TV and Internet taking all the viewership

In America people don’t seem to keep away from their TVs, mobiles and the Internet.
According to a Nielsen research, as of 3Q 2008, the average American spends 27 hours a month surfing the Web, 3 hours a month watching mobile videos and 142 a month of pure TV.
Would you say this might have anything to [...]

Posted in Marketing Analysis on November 27th, 2008
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