Philippines leads Asia Pacific for internet use
Filipino Internet users spent 6.2 hours per day on the Internet through laptop or desktop computers and 2.8 hours through mobile devices, according to new research.
Filipino Internet users spent 6.2 hours per day on the Internet through laptop or desktop computers and 2.8 hours through mobile devices, according to new research.
Unilever has become the first brand to sponsor The Guardian’s latest foray into native ads, with content centred around sustainable living.
WPP has struck a deal with Unilever in the US, that will see the ad giant provide customised shopper marketing tools for the FMCG brand.
Yahoo will start to use Tumblr as a native ads server, with the popular blogging platform hosting sponsored content from brands, according to a news report.
Procter & Gamble is the clear winner among sponsors of the 2014 Winter Olympics on YouTube, racking up 27 million views through the first week of the Games with videos including “Pick Them Back Up,” which depicts the journey mothers and children go though on their way to sporting success.
The death of Paul Walker, Miss Universe, FIBA Asia, UAAP Season 76, and Wimbledon were amongst the top Google searches for the Philippines in 2013.
Google has just rolled out “Custom Brand Exchanges” which will allow brands to buy premium ad space through programmatic buying. Programmatic buying means that companies can buy display advertising which has been analysed by a complex software and algorithm, displaying the ads in the best position. The system will be able to identify who and … [Read more…]
The rush for social media engagement metrics, such as ‘likes’, ‘follows’, ‘retweets’ or Google ‘+1s’ has resulted in confusion over how much this social interaction is actually worth to a brand. This infographic, from Google’s Wildfire, looks at how large companies are measuring their social media success.
InMobi has launched multiple video ad formats designed to create interactive ads that it clsaims can increase engagement by five times.
As marketing remains rather fragmented between online, print and TV, many in the industry are expecting technology to improve their understanding of each customer, according to new research.