TV ads drive 80% rise in branded search
TV advertising campaigns can cause up to an 80 percent increase in brand searches, according to research by performance marketing specialist, Efficient Frontier.
TV advertising campaigns can cause up to an 80 percent increase in brand searches, according to research by performance marketing specialist, Efficient Frontier.
Clearly the likes of Facebook and Twitter weren’t a consideration as a channel five years ago. Now we see a process of acceptance and gradual integration with existing marketing techniques. But in its fifth year, the Adestra and Econsultancy Email Marketing Census shows there’s a long way to go…
Restaurants are the strongest performing UK sector when it comes to email marketing, while B2B sales sector has enjoyed the most growth this year, according to new data.
European integrated marketing and technology company, Amaze, has completed the first phase of its Amaze Generation project, a five-year study into today’s digital natives.
The Yahoo! /MSN Search Alliance, which rolled out in the US late last year – and with mixed results, transitions in Europe imminently. In this Right to Reply article, Matthew Whiteway, client services director at Greenlight explains why he is more pessimistic than optimistic about any significant shift in search engine user behaviour.
Cyberspace can be a lonely place for 40% of UK businesses – who get absolutely no visitors to their websites, according to the results of a new survey.
With the growth of mobile marketing, Geoff Love, marketing director, Esendex explains how to get the most out of SMS marketing and how it can support other marketing activities, particularly as budgets shrink.
Marketers are still overlooking email marketing best practice, even though they are sending significantly more emails and spending more budget on this channel than they were five years ago, according to new research published today.
UK SMEs are damaging their businesses with a poor online presence with 70% of people claim they would not buy from a company with a badly designed website, according to new research.
UK SMEs are damaging their businesses with a poor online presence with 70% of people claim they would not buy from a company with a badly designed website, according to new research.