Nice article in CNN & Fortune about the new book.
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2009年12月1日 星期二
Remarketing Rated as Most Underutilized Technology in Advertise.com/SEMPO Survey
Advertise.com and SEMPO are releasing the results of a survey about underutilized online marketing technologies. The survey was conducted in August and apparently some of you marketers out there are itching for a chance to remarket your products. Remarketing, also known as retargeting, topped the list of most under-utilized marketing technologies. Here's what else made the list:
- Remarketing/Retargeting - 46.3%
- Geo-targeting - 18.3%
- Traffic source optimization-15.9%
- Keyword targeting - 13.4%
- Other - 3.7%
- Category targeting - 2.4%
And it looks like most of your desires for remarketing are going unrequited. When asked if remarketing had been tried with online advertising, this is what happened:
- No - 69.5 percent
- Yes - 30.5 percent
The nays should take a page out of the playbook of the yays. 51% of those who have tried remarketing in online advertising said it was impactful.
"We're interested in taking a closer look at why Remarketing is underutilized," Daniel Yomtobian, founder and CEO of Advertise.com. "We know that retargeting can boost ad response up to 400 percent so it's definitely something online advertisers need to stay informed about and use more strategically."
Remarketing wasn't the only focus of the survey. Here are a few additional data tidbits:
Best ROI in Online Advertising:
- Search - 70.7%
- Cost-per-action (CPA) - 14.6%
- Email - 6.1%
- Social - 3.7%
- Other - 2.4%
On utilizing CPA in online ad strategy:
- To drive sales leads - 52.4%
- To drive traffic to a site - 13.4%
- To drive brand awareness - 6.1%
- Other - 1.2%
- Do not utilize CPA in online advertising strategy - 26.8 percent
New Bing Photo Contest Begins Today
Bing is launching a new photo contest today and the theme is "Hometown Pride." Those who wish to enter should submit their photos at Bing's Facebook page, which can be accessed at facebook.com/bing.
Entrants' photos will be voted on by the Facebook community. The winning photograph will appear on the Bing homepage on January 6, 2010.
Bing ran a similar contest this past summer. The winning photo, a gorgeous shot of Sydney, was featured on Bing's homepage in August.
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