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2017 was a great year for auto sales. In total, dealers moved about 17.14 million vehicles off their lots. To do so, they spent $9.74 billion in advertising.
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MAGNA: Digital Advertising in U.S. to Reach $106BN in 2018
MAGNA analysts expect media owners will realize a 6.4% increase in revenues, when compared to 2017. The global projection for the 2018 ad market comes in at $551 billion.
Why Your Clients Should Spend More on OOH Ads
Out-of-home ad formats continue to perform for marketers. But, could those transit signs and billboards be doing even more for your clients’ bottom lines?
MAGNA: U.S. Ad Market to Reach New High in 2018
The good news is that media sellers can expect revenue of $197 billion in 2018. Without the cyclical spending of politics and the Olympics, the ad market growth will be more like 3.7%.
CMO Study: 12% of Marketing Budgets Spent on Media
If you’ve noticed that your clients suddenly seem obsessed about delivering excellent service, you’re seeing evidence of a new trend. This year’s ad campaigns will reflect more promises about excellent service.
Print Circulars to Remain Core Marketing Format
Smartphone screens may be capturing the attention of more consumers, but printed circulars still bring shoppers through the doors of traditional stores. Nielsen researchers conclude that up to 80% of U.S. households rely on this old-school marketing tool to plan their shopping trips.
BIA/Kelsey: Plus-Spender SMBs Like Traditional, Mobile Media
Some of your small and medium-sized business clients fall into the Plus Spender category identified by BIA/Kelsey. These SMBs believe in the power of advertising and will shell out plenty of dough to attract consumer attention.
Marketers Say Traditional Media More Effective than Online
It’s surprising when an enterprise that plays a big role in online marketing releases a report showing the strengths of traditional media. That’s what happened last week when Adobe published its State of Online Advertising Report. Surveyed consumers and marketers both say that traditional newspapers and TV are best for advertising. An in-depth look at the report suggests there’s a little more to the story.
Marketers Combining Traditional Formats with Social Media
Social media has long been a way to drive online interaction. First, it was about connecting people. Now, marketers are using the format to build relationships with consumers while driving sales. Marketers are also realizing that there’s a connection between traditional ad formats and social media.
Traditional Media Still Tops for Many Agencies
The future is not all digital, all the time. That’s the word from STRATA, a research concern that just published a new survey on ad agencies and their attention to media mix. Overall, STRATA analysts continue to say that 2012 will be a good year for advertising and while there’s a trend to purchase more digital, traditional is still an in-demand platform for marketers.
Traditional Media Still Influencing Consumer Purchase Decisions
We’ve all heard the reports about the death of traditional media. So what does it mean when a format like TV influences over half of consumers to make a purchase? New research shows that marketers have to be careful not to move all of their ad budgets into digital channels just yet.
Business Owners to Increase Traditional Media Spend
Traditional media is not dead. Spending increases were recorded in some traditional media channels at the end of 2011. This trend means that agencies may have to temper their enthusiasm for new media and include traditional media in their budget allocation recommendations to clients.
