UK mobile ad firm StrikeAd expands into Japan
London and New York based StrikeAd has struck a deal with Tokyo-based advertising business mediba to offer its clients StrikeAd Fusion, a mobile-specific mobile-specific demand side platform (DSP).
London and New York based StrikeAd has struck a deal with Tokyo-based advertising business mediba to offer its clients StrikeAd Fusion, a mobile-specific mobile-specific demand side platform (DSP).
Sam Kayum, Managing Director UK at smartclip, explains the top predictions for the rise of Connected TV in 2012.
Social media marketing is in the spotlight for 2012, but the latest research from Forrester shows that surprisingly marketing budgets have been slow to shift to social. Simon Morris, marketing director, Digital Marketing business unit, Adobe Systems, explains how to remove the guesswork and connect social media to real business results.
Google sites remained the most visited property online during November 2011, but retail sites thrived in the build up to the festive period, according to new data.
Facebook is to allow advertisers to buy space in the social network’s main news feed, rather than just on the right hand column of the main page.
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2011 was a great year for viral marketing case studies. The entertainment bar is getting ever-higher, making viral marketing briefs among the toughest that any creative agency can receive. For a viral to really travel it needs the combination of a brilliant creative idea, the right timing for its audience and the right seeding. That’s … [Read more…]
The internet will be the biggest contributor of new ad dollars to the global market, accounting for 52.9% of the growth in total expenditure until 2014, according to new research.
Global ad expenditure (including digital) will defy the economic downturn to grow 3.5% to $464bn this year, with USA, Japan and China leading the way, according to new research.
Google now owns 44% of the online ad market in terms of ad spend, while Facebook is predicted to overtake Microsoft as the third biggest portal ,according to new data.