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What is Programmatic Digital Advertising?

Digilant

To understand programmatic advertising, we have to travel back to 1994 when the first banner ad was displayed. Hotwired.com made a deal with AT&T to display a banner ad on their site for three months. Right before the turn of the millennium, competition arose for DoubleClick as they couldn’t keep up with the demand.

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Email Campaign, Newsletter and Banner Ad Click-Through Rates (CTR)

WebMarketCentral

The growth in online advertising, the proliferation of enewsletters, the emergence of new forms of information delivery such as RSS and the emergence of social media sites have all affected CTR, so planning based on current data is crucial. The Advertising Is Good For You blog tracks these statistics from DoubleClick.

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Pressure

Content Standard

So, along with these new sentiments toward purchasing things, people are turning away from television at a rate faster than its growth in the 1950s, instead choosing ad-free services like Netflix and Hulu. Lack of ads. The Fall of Display Advertising and the Rise of Ad-Blocking. Content marketers just followed their lead.

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Google AdWords Average CTR and Best Practices

WebMarketCentral

A previous post here covered average click-through rates for email newsletter advertising, email campaigns and website banner ads. As noted, DoubleClick provides fairly reliable data across those media. That range includes both B2B and B2C ads (the latter tend to generate higher CTRs). 1.2%, 1%-2% and 3%-5%.

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Under Pressure: How Content Marketing Has Transformed Marketing Strategies Since the 1950s

Content Standard

So, along with these new sentiments toward purchasing things, people are turning away from television at a rate faster than its growth in the 1950s, instead choosing ad-free services like Netflix and Hulu. Lack of ads. The Fall of Display Advertising and the Rise of Ad-Blocking. Content marketers just followed their lead.

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Banners Have 99 Problems And A Click Ain’t One

Marketing Insider Group

A couple of years ago, when he was still with WPP’s Mindshare, I heard Scott Sorokin explain how 99.99% of people who see a banner ad will ignore it. This has become one of my favorite content marketing quotes and I use it in almost every presentation: Banners have 99 problems and a click ain’t one! Tweet This ].

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Best Social Media Stats and Market Research of 2010 (So Far)

Webbiquity

In a study asking consumers to rate the most influential sources of information for their purchase decisions, 59% said “personal advice from friends or family members,&# followed by 39% search engines, 36% articles in newspapers or magazines, online articles 28%, email 20% and social media 19%. DoubleClick got 1.7%