IF SALES INCREASE
IT ONLY MAKES SENSE THAT ADS (and advertisers)
WILL FOLLOW
The Internet is not a trend, it is a bona fide
reality. We thought we would keep you abreast
on what’s happening in Cyberspace. The Internet
will continue to have more influence on your customer…
and your mind. Read on:
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April 11, 2006 -- Spending on Internet ads will
overtake billboards and other outdoor advertising
next year, and close the gap on radio in 2008,
a new report said.
The
Internet will account for 6.5 percent of all advertising
by the year after next, up from an earlier forecast
of 6 percent in December, according to global
media firm Zenith Optimedia.
Online ad spending accounted for 4.5 percent
of the global market last year.
"We have revised our Internet forecasts
upwards once again, as it has continued to exceed
expectations," Zenith said.
Radio's market share will fall to 7.9 percent
in 2008, from 8.5 percent last year.
"The Internet is now firmly established
as a mainstream advertising medium in developed
markets, and in many developing markets too,"
Zenith said.
The firm predicts overall ad growth will increase
to 6 percent in 2006, up from 4.5 percent last
year, in part because of the promotional frenzy
surrounding World Cup soccer.
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