NEW YORK eMarketer has revised its online ad spending forecast downward, projecting a drop of 2.9 percent to $22.8 billion. eMarketer's previous......
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RE: eMarketer Reduces Online Ad Forecast
I am not surprised - but want to note that on-line advertising and other traditional advertising mediums are still viable they're not effective without the use of non-traditional advertising. Businesses are becoming astute to the following: street marketing, experiential marketing, B2C, dimensional marketing - practical mediums which create interactive brand experiences, dimensionalize the brand - they're measureable and when applying CPI (cost per impression formula) very viable mediums. www.breakoutsm.com
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