Ad Spending
US Travel Online Ad Spending, 2011-2017 [CHART]
The US travel industry’s advertising spending in paid digital media will hit $3.35 billion in 2013 and will rise to $4.96 billion by 2017.
Read MoreMedia Spend Channel Efficiency, Q2 2013 [CHART]
During the second quarter of this year, social outperformed portals, networks, and exchanges in user quality index – a measure that refers to a channel’s ability to reach a user that can be marketed to consistently.
Read MoreGlobal Ad Spending Growth By Medium, Q1 2013 [CHART]
Ad spending on TV around the world grew by 3.5% in Q1, outpacing the aggregate increase of 1.9%.
Read MoreUS Hispanic Ad Spending By Media, 2011 & 2012 [TABLE]
Hispanic ad spending was up 11.1% last year, as US marketers spent nearly $8 billion on major media targeted toward Hispanic consumers.
Read MoreGlobal Ad Spend Growth In Q1 2013 [CHART]
After increasing by 3.2% in 2012, global ad spending displayed weaker growth in the first quarter of this year.
Read MoreUS Online Ad Spending Per User, 2000-2012 [CHART]
Online ad spending in the US is growing more rapidly than any other advertising medium, is reaching new heights seemingly with every passing quarter, and has been projected to see double-digit growth again this year.
Read MoreUS Mobile Ad Spending Share By Format, 2011-2017 [TABLE]
eMarketer expects search will account for 51.7% of mobile ad spending this year.
Read MoreUS Mobile Search Ad Spending By Device Type, Q2 2013 [CHART]
Tablets took a greater share of mobile paid search spend than mobile phones, as tablet devices are seen as important real estate that drives conversions, especially among online shoppers.
Read MoreUS Mobile Search Advertising Growth By Metric & Device, Q2 2013 [CHART]
US mobile paid search spend more than doubled year over year on both smart phones and tablets. By comparison, total search spend was up only 7% over Q2 2012.
Read MoreUS TV Ad Spending Growth vs Overall Average, Q1 2011-Q1 2013 [CHART]
TV is the largest ad spending medium in the US, and its growth rates appear to have outpaced the ad market as a whole for some time.
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