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How We Doubled Webinar Leads By Becoming Our Own Biggest Advertiser

Contently

The year is 1994, and people are excited about— checks notes —banner ads. The internet was new at the time, and the media and marketing industries expected websites to be a utopia for advertising. “The rest of advertising had been ruined and dammit, we weren’t going to let that happen this time.”

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The Death of Magazine Advertising [FLIPBOOK]

Tomorrow People

There was a time when you'd go to the newsagent, buy a magazine and then search page after page of ads in the hope of some content. The cover price rarely recouped the costs of producing the mag and so revenue largely came from advertising. Circulation figures are down and, with them, ad spending. Things have changed.

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The 4 essential elements of effective in-app advertising

ClickZ

To be successful with in-app, advertisers must think from the perspective of their audience and determine what will drive them to take the next step to conversion. Important elements of in-app ad design and creative, include interactivity, bite-sized messaging, dynamic imagery, and effective and relevant calls to action.

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How Creative Posters Can Grow Your Business

Webbiquity

People tend to trust printed media. Ads in newspapers and magazines, as well as brochures, flyers, and of course, posters, are all viewed as trusted marketing materials. Compared to online marketing, a poster provides you with a credible advertising solution.

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Battle of the Titans: Content Marketing vs. Traditional Advertising in the Financial Sector

ClearVoice

Both content marketing and traditional advertising fall under the global umbrella of “marketing.” Let’s take a deep dive into content marketing vs. traditional advertising in finance. Radio, print, and television ads all work roughly the same way. Advertising lets them know specifically what you have to offer.

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An Inconvenient Truth: Your Advertising is Invisible

Digital B2B Marketing

A growing portion of online advertising is purchased through DSPs and ad networks, and with literally millions of sites that sell ads through these channels, online advertisers cannot rely on knowing every site their ads are on. With this has come a new wave of quality control issues for online advertisers.

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20 Tremendous Digital Marketing Stats and Facts

Webbiquity

Digital marketing budgets continue to rise, often at the expense of offline advertising spend. But likely the most significant finding from recent research (see below) is this: the average person now spends more time online than with TV and all other media (newspapers, magazines, etc.) Native advertising may be the answer.

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