Advertising investment, according to Nielsen figures provided by the Institute for Research in April 2009, are clear! There was a decrease of 19.5% over the first two months of 2008.
The remarkable thing, however, is to verify that while traditional investments on television, radio, newspapers and cinema, the only sector to have registered an increase in investment of 3.8%
is the Internet.
The potential of this medium for the future of communication is clear!
From the data we can see that growth is unstoppable. In 2007 the increase was 41% and in 2008 by 14%.
What is even more surprising is that in this time of crisis a bit 'in all areas of advertising on the Internet in contrast continues to grow.
Companies see that consumers are gradually shifting towards information that runs on blogs, on social networks in communities and in all the media today that the network provides.
In traditional advertising (television or radio or newspaper) advertising will suffer. The Internet often looking for a product and it remains for a long time in searching the product. It 'a little' how to walk through windows or try a product within a hypermarket. The difference with him is that Internet resources to search are practically infinite (or almost).
But what are the advantages for a company that invests in Internet over other advertising channels?
1) Those looking for a product often does on the Internet
2) The potential of the Web (blogs, forums, social networks, portals) makes a 'company can easily make them visible in virtual places frequented almost exclusively by people already interested in his field.
3) Internet advertising costs are lower
4) Internet is the only active 24/24 hours 365/365 days and can give information and make contacts even when the business is closed.
Moreover, in addition to what is suitable for writing Internet niche areas (contrary to what many people think entrepreneurs) in fact more the product is unique, there are several possibilities that the Internet is the right tool.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
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