Newspaper Advertising
US 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 Spending Forecast By Medium, 2012 vs 2013 [TABLE]
Warc believes that global expenditures will now increase by 3.4% as opposed to an initial assessment of 4% growth made in January.
Read MoreBest Sources For Marketing & Advertising, June 2013 [CHART]
Consumers were more likely than marketers to choose traditional media sources such as newspapers and TV as best for advertising (47% vs. 41%), and also more likely to see their family, friends and co-workers as influential (31% vs. 22%).
Read MoreAd Spending Share Of US Automobile Dealerships By Media, 2002-2012 [TABLE]
Dealers have dramatically increased their digital ad spending over the past decade, from just 5.0% of spending in 2002 to 26.5% in 2012.
Read MoreUS Traditional Media Revenue Outlook, 2013-2017 [CHART]
PwC has issued its annual “Entertainment & Media Outlook” report, which contains projections for online and offline media markets through 2017.
Read MoreNewspaper Circulation & Advertising Trends By Region, 2012 [CHART]
Newspaper circulation around the world dropped by only 0.9% in 2012, as losses in North America and other regions were almost completely offset by gains in Asia.
Read MoreMarketing Attribution Channels, October 2012 [CHART]
Email and paid search are some of the easiest channels to include in attribution programs.
Read MoreSenior Execs Attitudes Toward Social Media, May 2013 [TABLE]
51% of respondents feel that advertising in social media is more intrusive than advertising in a magazine or newspaper, while only one-third believe that a social media presence enhances a company’s reputation.
Read MoreUS Ad Revenues, 2013-2014 [CHART]
Ad spending on core media will inch forward by 0.4% this year, but that growth is a more robust 2.4% when excluding P&O revenues.
Read MoreGlobal Ad Spending By Medium, 2012 vs 2015 [CHART]
By 2015, the internet should account for 23.4% of global ad spending, details Zenith Optimedia in a new forecast.
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