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Newspaper Publishers Still Believe in Print…and Mobile
A recent report from the Audit Bureau of Circulation shows that newspaper publishers definitely believe that they will still be printing newspapers in five years. I agree that they still will be printing in five years. They just can’t sell those presses and there are enough people who are in the habit of holding a newspaper […]
Read More about Newspaper Publishers Still Believe in Print…and MobileConsumers Want More Dealer Information Online
TMP’s recent study about how consumers look for product and service information online vs. offline has some really interesting insights into the way consumers use online vs. print. There is a lot to look at here so let’s just focus on 2009. The important news for online is that consumers use the internet earlier in […]
Read More about Consumers Want More Dealer Information OnlineConsumers Of All Ages Look for Local Information Online
TMP Directional Marketing released their annual study on how consumers find information about local businesses, do they go online or use printed Yellow Pages? The quick answer is both but there is a lot to learn from their study including this chart broken down by age. The younger you are the more likely you […]
Read More about Consumers Of All Ages Look for Local Information OnlineDealers Admit They Need Help in Buying Local Search
Here’s are the key points from a recent Microsoft sponsored study about why small dealers need help with local search: The interesting part is that if a small-business tried it, they liked it: None of this is surprising to us as the ROI for local search is simply phenomenal. And, because it’s new and most […]
Read More about Dealers Admit They Need Help in Buying Local SearchDirect Mail is Dramatically Losing to Email
A few months ago I read a report that predicted direct mail would be the next traditional medium to fall by the wayside, at a much quicker pace than what is happening to newspapers. Now a new study is out that bolsters that prediction. Consumers moved online and that’s what hurt newspapers, now consumers are […]
Read More about Direct Mail is Dramatically Losing to EmailYour Dealers Predicted to Triple Their Spend on Websites
Borrell and Associates has come out with another report indicating that small and medium-sized business (your dealers) are going to be spending more money online in the coming years, “SMBs are collectively poised to plow billions of dollars into their own websites,” according to the report. The definition of non-ad marketing is spending on a […]
Read More about Your Dealers Predicted to Triple Their Spend on WebsitesLow CPMs Stall Ad Spend
Actually, I stole my headline from this recent article from e-Marketer, “Low CPMs Stall Social Netword Ad Spend” Here’s one of the main charts from the article that dramatizes the point. The basic idea here is that there are a lot of impressions available on Social Networks but not a lot of advertisers are there […]
Read More about Low CPMs Stall Ad SpendJGSullivan’s Authorized Google AdWords Reseller page is live
Google promotes each of their select group of Authorized Resellers with a page describing their services and what they offer. You should ask anyone promoting online search for their Authorized Google AdWords Reseller page to know you’re getting the best trained and resourced expertise. Here is ours: http://www.google.com/intl/en/adwords/reseller/JGSullivan.html
Read More about JGSullivan’s Authorized Google AdWords Reseller page is liveEverything is Down Except Spending on Search Advertising.
The worst economy in years has taken its toll on every phase of advertising and even the total digital advertising spending has finally slowed down. Dig deeper into these numbers and you’ll find that search revenue has continued to grow in spite of everything else. Search actually grew in the first half of 2009 as […]
Read More about Everything is Down Except Spending on Search Advertising.Social Media Increases Email Usage
At first you might think that heavy social media users would use email less because they found another way to communicate but a recent informal study from The Nielsen Company found the opposite to be true. It starts to make sense that it would increase email usage because so many of the Facebook and other […]
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