Posts Tagged ‘Direct Response’
Top Industries By African-American Media Spend, October 2014 [TABLE]
African-Americans represent 14.4% of the American population, yet only 2.6% of major media advertising is spent on African-American media.
Read MoreUS Consumer Electronics Online Ad Spending By Objective, 2014 [CHART]
The computing and consumer electronics industry players will spend 54% of digital advertising dollars, or $2.05 billion.
Read MoreUS Travel Industry Online Ad Spending By Objective, 2014 [CHART]
Nearly three-quarters of the US travel industry’s digital spending in 2014 will be devoted to direct-response objectives, as opposed to branding efforts.
Read MoreUS CPG & Consumer Products Online Ad Spending By Objective, 2014 [CHART]
US digital ad spending on branding will make up 65% of total budgets vs. 35% for direct response.
Read MoreEnterprise Marketers' Changing Media Mix For Targeting SMBs, January 2014 [CHART]
Enterprise-level marketers who sell to the SMB market are planning to make interesting changes to their media mix.
Read MoreUS Online Ad Spending Share By Industry & Objective, 2013 [TABLE]
Spending by some verticals—including travel and retail—skewed much more heavily toward direct-response advertising.
Read MoreUS Telecom Industry Online Ad Spending By Objective, 2013 [CHART]
eMarketer estimates the US telecom industry will spend 55%, or $2.65 billion, on direct-response advertising in 2013.
Read MoreAd Spending For Computing Products & Consumer Electronics Industries By Objective, 2013 [CHART]
Marketers in the computing products and consumer electronics industry will invest 57% of their paid digital dollars in direct-response formats this year.
Read MoreChannels From Which Brands Plan To Shift Ad Budgets To Video, 2012 & 2013 [CHART]
31% of brands that responded were planning to shift their advertising budgets away from broadcast television and into online video.
Read MoreBrands Planned Budget Shifts Into Online Video, 2012 vs 2013 [CHART]
Brands reported an average 65% increase in video ad spending this year over last, with agencies upping their expenditures by 83%.
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