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Cyber Week Approaches $6 Billion in U.S. Sales
ADOTAS – It’s official, according to ComScore: Last week generated record numbers for online retail for the U.S., with online sales grossing nearly $6 billion. Cyber Monday, Nov. 28, scored $1.25 billion in sales by itself, making it not only the cyberest of all Mondays but the highest-grossing single day [...] more...
Longer searches affecting paid search
ADOTAS — The paid search decline that has been noted before might be a victim of longer, more detailed searches, though not everyone is convinced. For April, according to comScore, Americans conducted 14.8 billion core searches, a 3-percent gain versus March. This backs an overall trend, according to he research company, [...] more...
Display and search, a beautiful team
ADOTAS — In the continued rehabilitation of display advertising, a new study shows that nearly 50 percent of Internet users eventually perform a search in response to display advertising. Sponsored by iProspect, and based on a commissioned survey fielded by Forrester Consulting, the analysis reveals that almost as many users who [...] more...
What We Don’t Know About Advertising
ADOTAS — Deleting cookies, success without clickthroughs and clutter can be good were some of the messages brought out at a recent advertising conference. The ridiculously named Empirical Generalizations in Advertising Conference brought some of the best researchers together, and here are some of the interesting tidbits: “Consumers who delete cookies from [...] more...
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