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Digital Ads Don’t Work And Everyone Knows It

Marketing Insider Group

The truth is, most marketers are simply lining the pockets of big ad tech execs, paying for bot traffic, and delivering no measurable revenue from ad spend. Quick Takeaways: Digital ads don’t work! When brands slash their PPC and banner ad budgets, they notice paid traffic drops but sales are unchanged.

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The Future of Advertising [Expert Predictions & Data]

Hubspot

Digital advertisers believe automation would have an impact on achieving their goals ( Forrester ). Nearly 80% of programmatic ad spend will go to mobile—rather than desktop—ads ( eMarketer ). Mobile users value search ads compared to others likely because they're relevant to their information needs ( HubSpot ).

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54 Content Marketing Stats to Guide Your 2018 Strategy

SnapApp

The top three paid advertising methods used by B2B marketers are SEM (66%); print or other offline promotion (57%), and traditional online banner ads (55%) - Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs. . . Mobile will account for 72% of US digital ad spend by 2019. Or, at least put it to the test :). . . #10.

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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! Forrester ).

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

Webbiquity

And ‘give and get’ widgets are more engaging than traditional banner ads, but no more likely to produce an intent to purchase.&#. By 2014, Forrester predicts that social media spending will be higher than that for both email and mobile, though still much smaller than search and online display advertising.