Ambient advertising company Ticketmedia has undertaken a “Roadshow” in a purple bus in order to promote its ticket advertising services. The bus provides a “walkthrough experience” of transport ticket advertising, along with a luxury presentation suite and a full stocked bar.Marketing director, Martin Henson, explained: “We didn’t want to produce just another PowerPoint presentation, we… Continue reading Ticketmedia Takes Bus To Clients
This week, our columnist, Denise Turner of Media Planning Group, looked at the future prospects for digital TV in the UK (see Fulfilling The Digital Vision). Looking into recent research showing a sizeable portion of the population is reluctant to join the digital revolution, she concluded: “Digital television has had success but it has yet… Continue reading NewsLine Column- Reader Response
The companies involved in UK truck advertising (see Feature: Ads On The Road) have co-operated to produce an impartial website, www.truckadvertising.co.uk, designed to promote the medium.Nick Lindwall of In Your Space, one of the companies involved, explained: “In essence the main intention of the site is to demystify the medium so that it can be… Continue reading New Website To Promote Truck Advertising
Revenue for the outdoor industry was down by 2.5% in 2001 but the medium is expected to rise out of the downturn with 4% growth in 2002, according to a report by outdoor buying company Blade.The research shows that revenue for the entire outdoor medium had fallen to £670m last year. However, Blade forecasts that… Continue reading Outdoor Revenue Falls But Outlook Is Positive
Flytxt is working with Channel 4 on its campaign to promote the winter schedule. Channel 4 is distributing a free 68-page magazine featuring ideas to overcome the “winter blues” through the Saturday Guardian and Sunday Times. Advertised within the magazine is Flytxt’s free SMS reminder service. Viewers can sign up to be reminded by SMS… Continue reading Flytxt Teams With C4 To Promote Winter Schedule
Revenue for the outdoor industry was down by 2.5% in 2001 but the medium is expected to rise out of the downturn with 4.2% growth in 2002, according to a report by outdoor buying company Blade. The research shows that revenue for the entire outdoor medium had fallen to £670 million last year. However, Blade… Continue reading UK Outdoor To Show Good Growth In 2002
This is an update of the latest UK advertising growth forecasts for 2001/2002, augmented to include Advertising Association figures. It is generally recognised that the first half to three quarters of the year will see a continuation of the decline that hit 2001 so hard, but the fourth quarter is expected to display an upturn… Continue reading UK Advertising Growth Forecasts Update
Online retail sales in the US reached $53.1 billion for the whole of 2001, according to data released by Comscore this week. Excluding online travel sales, which were negatively affected by the World Trade Centre attacks, the total grew 20% year on year to reach $33.7 billion. Online consumer sales at US sites (excluding auctions) … Continue reading US Ecommerce Sales Reach $53bn In 2001, Travel Sector Struggling
Research by Screen Digest forecasts that by 2005 26m households worldwide will be using video on demand (VoD) services across the world. Predictablty, the USA will lead the pack when it comes to VoD usage, with a penetration expected to have reached 22% of households by 2005. By 2005, Screen Digest forecasts that the UK… Continue reading 26 Million Will Have Video On Demand By 2006, Says Screen Digest
Total advertising spend in the UK fell by 6.5% year on year in Q3 2001, down from £2.9 billion to £2.7 billion, according to data compiled by the Advertising Association (AA). The AA forecasts that total display advertising – excluding cinema, direct mail and directories, for which data are unavailable – will decline by 4.6%… Continue reading UK Adspend To Fall 4.6% In 2001, With Return To Growth In 2002, Says AA
