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Goldman Sachs Predicts $12.3 Billion Online Ad Market In '05

Thursday, June 09, 2005
Goldman Sachs Predicts $12.3 Billion Online Ad Market In '05
by Wendy Davis

GOLDMAN SACHS HAS JOINED THE ranks of online marketing observers predicting a bullish year in 2005. In its third annual Internet usage study, released this week, the financial firm said that 2005 could be the "breakout year" for online advertising, and that the market would increase by 28 percent to reach $12.3 billion. The report, based on 2,000 surveys fielded by Synovate, also predicts that online advertising could account for as much as 7 percent of total ad spending by 2009--up from between 4 and 5 percent last year--and that search will represent more than 50 percent of all online ad dollars. "Top 200 advertisers have transitioned from testing online advertising to making it a permanent component of their marketing mix," stated the report.

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Posted on 06/09/05 at 15:44:00 by Kick the Email Habit
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What Podcasting May Be

Thursday, June 09, 2005
What Podcasting May Be
By Shelly Palmer

Remember Razzles? Back when I was a kid (when the Earth was cooling), they had a wonderful advertising campaign that asked the question: "...is it a gum or a candy?" Razzles were truly unusual. They were a bizarre cross between a sucking candy and chewing gum. Nobody knew how to describe them, so the advertising agency decided to forego classical benefit-oriented advertising concepts and focus on the confusing feature set. The campaign turned the product's weakness into its strength (very Sun Tzu). The results were excellent, because the product was excellent. The ad promoted sampling and once sampled, the product sold itself.

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Posted on 06/09/05 at 07:44:00 by Kick the Email Habit
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