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Word of mouth advertising is expected to enjoy a surge in popularity as advertisers cotton on to the potential of the “friends and family” media and how it can be used in conjunction with the internet. According to estimates from eMarketer, about half of all online marketers are engaging in some form of word of… Continue reading Word Of Mouth Advertising Set To Increase

Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP, has raised his forecasts for revenue increases for the global advertising agency in 2005, predicting overall growth of 2% to 3%. For 2006, the media heavyweight is more optimistic, expecting growth of 3%-4% as advertisers raise their budgets for the Football World Cup and the Winter Olympics in… Continue reading Sorrell Forecasts Revenue Growth Of Up To 4% For 2006

Media agency ZenithOptimedia projects global advertising expenditure to increase by 5.2% this year, a slight upward revision from its earlier prediction of 4.7%. In its latest forecasts, Zenith claims that Brazil, Russia and China will supply 27% of world-wide advertising growth in 2005, while the USA will remain the largest contributor to global adspend, providing… Continue reading Zenith Revises Global Adspend Up To 5.2% For 2005

US internet advertising expenditure in the third quarter of 2005 grew by 10% over the last quarter, with over a third of respondents to MediaPost’s advisory panel reporting a increase in online adspend of at least 11% quarter on quarter. The study found that about three-fifths of respondents planned to increase their online adspend in… Continue reading US Online Adspend Up By 10% In Q3 2005

The latest IPA Bellwether Report shows that marketing budgets for Q3 of 2005 were cut for the second quarter running, dropping at the fastest rate since the Iraq war in 2003. Adspend growth is predicted to remain weak in the final quarter of this year, with marketing growth for 2005-2006 shown to be less strong… Continue reading Q3 2005 Bellwether: Marketing Budgets Continue To Drop

UK advertising expenditure is forecast to rise by 2.3% at current prices this year, with online adspend expected to lead the way in terms growth; up 39.6% according to the latest predictions from the Advertising Association’s (AA) Advertising Forecast. The figures, complied and researched by the World Advertising Research Centre (WARC), cover all media and… Continue reading UK Adspend To Rise By 2.3%

Cinema advertising expenditure in August was headed by the Motors, Telecoms and Drink categories, reaching a total of £12.5 million for the month, according to the latest figures from the Cinema Advertising Association (CAA). The CAA reveals that the top three advertisers in terms of adspend were Vauxhall Motors with £1.5 million, followed by Orange… Continue reading Advertisers Continue To Plough Money Into Cinema

Carat, part of Aegis Group plc, has slightly upgraded its 2005 global advertising expenditure forecast to 5.2%, up from the previously predicted 5%, with the increase primarily driven by growth in Asia. At the current growth rate the Asian advertising market is thriving and is predicted to overtake Europe in spend by 2008. Carat has… Continue reading Carat Upgrades 2005 Global Adspend Forecast To 5%

Online advertising networks account for one in five display ad buys, with advertising revenues for the medium predicted to rise to £57.1 million in 2005, up from the £41.7 million generated in 2004. According to a new report from internet marketing publisher, E-consultancy, online advertising networks will enjoy significant double-digit growth during 2005, as the… Continue reading Online Ad Networks Enjoy 20% Of Display Ad Buys

July continued on from June’s theme of adspend revision, with Universal McCann’s Bob Coen, predicting total US adspend for 2005 to be up 5.7% year on year, reaching $278.7 billion, down from his previous estimate of 6.4% (see McCann Revises 2005 Adspend Estimates). Speaking to MediaTel INSIGHT, the senior vice president and director of forecasting… Continue reading INSIGHTanalysis: Media Healthcheck – July 2005