Comments on: Metrics: In Q4 2008, Online Ads Down But Not Out http://gigaom.com/2009/01/14/metrics-in-q4-2008-online-ads-down-but-not-out/ Trusted Insights and Conversations on the Next Wave of Technology Thu, 26 Nov 2009 13:00:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Mark http://gigaom.com/2009/01/14/metrics-in-q4-2008-online-ads-down-but-not-out/#comment-935915 Mark Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:43:45 +0000 http://gigaom.wordpress.com/?p=35461#comment-935915 <p>While there may be some doom and gloom at the moment with online advertising budgets there is still going to be massive growth in the area in the coming years.</p> <p>Online Digital Trackable Advertising is a major trend in the market place and at 8% saturation means it is approaching the strong growth in the S-Curve. It is predicted that it takes 50% of the time to reach 10% and the other 50% of the time to reach 90%. So far, roughly 10 years have passed with online advertising and that means that by 2020 we should be at or close to 90% of all advertising budgets using some or all online advertising for marketing.</p> <p>There are many smaller players in the market that have not surfaced yet that are experiencing major growth such as Online Advertising FreeKii.com and as these grow and share the market for online advertising it skews the growth rate since they may not be included in top players for growth calculation.</p> <p>The actual rate of growth in the next few years will be incredible and will make the last 10 years look pale in comparison. Remember the auto industry 100 years ago?</p> While there may be some doom and gloom at the moment with online advertising budgets there is still going to be massive growth in the area in the coming years.

Online Digital Trackable Advertising is a major trend in the market place and at 8% saturation means it is approaching the strong growth in the S-Curve. It is predicted that it takes 50% of the time to reach 10% and the other 50% of the time to reach 90%. So far, roughly 10 years have passed with online advertising and that means that by 2020 we should be at or close to 90% of all advertising budgets using some or all online advertising for marketing.

There are many smaller players in the market that have not surfaced yet that are experiencing major growth such as Online Advertising FreeKii.com and as these grow and share the market for online advertising it skews the growth rate since they may not be included in top players for growth calculation.

The actual rate of growth in the next few years will be incredible and will make the last 10 years look pale in comparison. Remember the auto industry 100 years ago?

]]> By: Jenny Richlin http://gigaom.com/2009/01/14/metrics-in-q4-2008-online-ads-down-but-not-out/#comment-928878 Jenny Richlin Wed, 25 Feb 2009 21:26:45 +0000 http://gigaom.wordpress.com/?p=35461#comment-928878 <p>In my opinion, display ads are getting a bum rap. A couple of years ago, when cpms were outrageously high, it was hard to justify display. But, now, there’s so much cheap inventory out there, and nothing’s been proven to beat the reach of display, it’s time for marketers to go back to it.</p> In my opinion, display ads are getting a bum rap. A couple of years ago, when cpms were outrageously high, it was hard to justify display. But, now, there’s so much cheap inventory out there, and nothing’s been proven to beat the reach of display, it’s time for marketers to go back to it.

]]> By: Online advertising income down, or just scattered? : The Global Unanimocracy Network http://gigaom.com/2009/01/14/metrics-in-q4-2008-online-ads-down-but-not-out/#comment-921741 Online advertising income down, or just scattered? : The Global Unanimocracy Network Wed, 14 Jan 2009 19:22:07 +0000 http://gigaom.wordpress.com/?p=35461#comment-921741 <p>[...] Malik posts a short synopsis at his blog today regarding PubMatic’s fourth quarter 2008 AdPrice Index Report.  Om says: [...]</p> [...] Malik posts a short synopsis at his blog today regarding PubMatic’s fourth quarter 2008 AdPrice Index Report.  Om says: [...]

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