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The State of Banner Ads

Bluetext

October 26, 1994 is a day that will be forgotten by few…it was the first day a banner ad (or any ad for that matter) was posted on the internet. AT&T paid $30,000 for the appearance of the first banner ad. Here are four reasons why Bluetext believes banner ads are still an asset to any company.

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A quick, handy guide to mobile advertising

illumin

It’s important to know which type of mobile ad is the most effective one to use in certain platforms and scenarios so that you’re able to effectively use your advertising budget and strategies in the most efficient and optimized way. Here are some of the types of mobile ads used today.

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How Creative Posters Can Grow Your Business

Webbiquity

With poster marketing, you don’t need to wait for your marketing efforts to mature in order to reach your relevant audience. They integrate design tools like Canva so that you can easily design your own poster before you complete your order. TV, radio, and banner ads only make an impact for a fleeting moment.

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How to build the best social strategy

illumin

The first thing to note is that there are two main ways to engage with users on social media: Paid social: Paid social refers to ads created for social media sites. These can be video ads that play on platforms like TikTok and Instagram or banner ads that appear on Pinterest or Facebook.

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Why Do Mobile Banner Ads Stink So Much?

Hubspot

We''ve all seen a barrage of under-pixelated, tiny banner ads -- there''s nothing useful or valuable about that. So why haven’t we figured out that we have to add value to the user experience in order to get consumers to pay attention to mobile ads? When it comes to mobile advertising, less is more. Tweet this stat!

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Is ABM a One-Hit Wonder?

ANNUITAS

In no particular order, I submit the following to you for the One-Hit Wonder Marketing Hall of Fame: Gamification. Banner Ads. In some instances, these tools are just too niche (QR codes) or outdated (banner ads), but a few stand out as worthy of a second chance, just perhaps not as a stand-alone tactic.

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When Did Programmatic Advertising Start: A History Lesson

Rev

Remember those banner ads that you used to see when scrolling through MySpace or talking to your best friend via the antiquated AOL Instant Messenger? Those ads that we would see on our computers after school, or deep in a chat with your best friend, were actually the beginning of what we call Programmatic Advertising today.