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Why Web Site Advertising?

Some useful and interesting articles on the benefits of internet advertising.


  • eMarketer Why advertise online? (3/03) Highlighting the size of the market online in the US, the behavior of affluent Internet users and the power of online branding, David Hallerman offers some answers to the very broad question of why a company should advertise online.
  • eMarketer Chief Executives Choose the Net (3/02) According to a recent Research.net survey of global chief executives (CEOs, CIOs, etc.), 73% say that they prefer to find out about new products online. Conducted in February 2002, the survey also determined that 57% of chief executives say they prefer to find out about new products from magazines and just 29% prefer learning about new products in newspapers.

    Research.net was commissioned by Forbes.com to survey 286 "c-level" executives (CEOs, CIOs, etc.) in February 2002. Not surprisingly, considering most chief execs prefer to learn about new products online, the survey also determined that 62% of respondents believe that online advertising is information-rich.

 

  • eMarketer Does Permission E-Mail Marketing Push Consumers to Purchase? (10/02) A recent DoubleClick survey indicates that 69% of US e-mail users have made online purchases as a result of receiving permission e-mail marketing.According to a recently-published survey of US e-mail users, 75% prefer receiving communication from online merchants via permission-based e-mail whereas just 25% prefer postal mail communication.
  • eMarketer Online Advertising (3/02) As more advertisers, including large, established CPG firms, begin to incorporate online advertising as a part of their integrated media plans, the e-advertising market will continue to grow and evolve. eMarketer's Online Advertising Report states that online ad spending will rebound in 2002, with a healthy 11% increase versus last year.
  • f2 f2 Survey Debunks Internet Advertising And Consumer Myths (6/01) An f2 survey of its users looking at the role of the Internet in their everyday purchasing behaviour. The survey reveals a growing relationship between using the Internet and everyday purchasing behaviour - online and off. The survey debunked three key Internet myths, leading to a major conclusion regarding the Internet as an advertising medium:
     
    • Myth Number 1 is that advertising on the Internet is a waste of time unless you want to drive people to a website that does e-commerce. Our survey shows is that 96% of f2 users are actively seeking information that will influence their purchasing decisions.
       
    • Myth Number 2 is that the Internet will never be a major source for commerce. Our survey shows that the more people are online, the more they come to trust it and rely on it for making purchasing decisions. 52% of recent (past 1-2 years) Internet users do their purchasing research online - as opposed to 80% of experienced (4-5 years) users.
       
    • Myth Number 3 is that people will use the Internet to buy goods because they expect them to be cheaper. 83% f2 survey say that it is convenience that is the strongest motivator fur using the Internet to make purchasing decisions. Only 32% of f2 users cite price as the key factor.
       
  • IAB Case Studies When it comes to connecting brands with customers, fostering action and driving sales, Interactive media and marketing has been proven effective time and time again. At this site, you'll find a constantly growing repository of case studies, research and other information that demonstrate how Interactive efficiently increases brand awareness, brand attributes and purchase intent. From its immediacy of action to its depth and quality of customer/brand interaction, Interactive is the only true brandaction medium.