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Let’s kill the CPM

October 12th, 2009 1 Comment

Another nail in the coffin of CPM – good!
A few points I would like to add:
- The answer my friends does not lie in less formats or bigger formats.. That’s not a creative solution; in fact it’s rather lazy.
- The answer lies in what we use display for. We need to change both the context [...]

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Display Media – where next…?

June 30th, 2009 No Comments

There’s been a lot of buzz of late concerning Display advertising. This has been going for the past 18 months or so but it does seem as though this time the tone has shifted somewhat, to the point where we have 2 distinct schools of thought: People who believe display is doomed and people who [...]

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Vodafone McLaren Mercedes IMU 2009

June 17th, 2009 2 Comments

Introducing the latest Open IMU: The Vodafone McLaren Mercedes 2009 IMU.

Inside this miracle of online display media you’ll find more utility than a hardware store. The features include:

Hundreds of photos and videos
Exclusive, dynamic news feeds
Information on all the teams and drivers: Vodafone McLaren Mercedes, Ferrari, BMW Sauber, Renault, Toyota, Torro-Rosso Ferrari, Red [...]

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What recession? Forrester: Interactive Marketing To Grow 11% To $25.6 Billion in 2009

May 11th, 2009 No Comments

Here’s further proof that whilst traditional media marketers are bricking themselves, interactive (digital marketing) continues to show solid signs of real growth, despite the economic downturn.
Mark Walsh over at MediaPost’s Online Media Daily has just posted an article from Forrester. It’s good news for interactive marketers.
Forrester Research predicts that interactive marketing spending will hit $25.6 [...]

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Sprucing up online display ads

May 7th, 2009 No Comments

The WSJ has posted a timely article on the future of online display ads.
In line with our sentiments – the futures looks like new formats and new ways to price them. Out are impression-based models (CPM) and in are performance-based pricing models.
Read my comments below.
All I can say is – about time!
I have to [...]

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Display Ad CPM rates will never recover

May 1st, 2009 6 Comments

Online Display Ads are doomed.

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A pricing revolution looms in online advertising – but what type?

April 27th, 2009 No Comments

Over at Businessweek, Ben Kunz keeps the debating going surrounding online ad pricing models with his latest post “A Pricing Revolution Looms In Online Advertising”.
As in previous posts, Ben’s article focuses on the downward threat to pricing that demographic profiling and behavioural targeting technologies present.
Marketers can use these tools to reduce online ad costs dramatically. [...]

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Is this the death of behavioural targeting?

April 16th, 2009 4 Comments

As you have probably heard, the European Commission is to file suit against the UK after government officials failed to act against the controversial Phorm advertising system.
We already posted a few articles on this blog relating to behavioural targeting. Our stance remains unchanged. Behavioural targeting fails to address 2 fundamental issues:
1) It doesn’t not [...]

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A Pricing Revolution Looms in Online Advertising

April 6th, 2009 3 Comments

In this article from Businessweek, Ben Kunz discusses the impact of behavioural targeting on CPMs.
As always, it is our absolute pleasure to retort:
“Sounds a lot like the Emperor’s new clothes to me! There’s no doubt that behavioural targeting has a useful role to play in refining online communications – but let’s first take a deep [...]

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