Tag: Advertising
US trade bodies adopt badge schemeIt's almost an everyday occurence now for consumers visiting web sites to have ads displayed that are selected based on their previous online habits, including data from websites and services they have visited. Behavioural targeting of advertising works on the principle that when you click on any displayed ad you are expressing an interest in the target content. That interest is recorded either locally by a cookie entry or by the adserver so that similar content can be pushed to you when next visiting ad supported sites.
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OFT is to investigate ecommerce and behavioural targeting The Office of Fair Trading (OFT), the UK consumer protection watchdog, has indicated that it will investigate internet advertising techniques and online pricing tactics that mislead consumers. As part of its brief it will also include price comparison sites and the increasing application of behavioural targeting in relation to online advertising. An outcome of the investigation could result in an industry code of practice on advertising and pricing if the OFT finds significant evidence of misleading, unfair or unethical behaviour being employed by online retailers.
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Internet advertising on the increase but needs to be different than traditional modelA recent new LinkedIn Research Network/Harris Poll has found that the majority (92%) of advertisers are using Internet advertising in their media campaigns as reported on WebProNews. It's not surprising that there is a trend towards all the forms of internet advertising given the size of the mall and 'footfall' but...
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Is the jury still out on Twitter? Twitter is only one of a number of 'social' sites and the main reason for creating a Twitter account was to test whether it could be useful or just hype. I posted a blog entry titled "Website optimisation - what good can it do?" and posted a tweet "To SEO or WSO, that is the question?" pointing to the blog post.
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If you can't measure it, don't do it!... as Peter Drucker, regarded as the father of modern business management practice is noted for saying, "if you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it". And if you can't manage it you can't control its effects or impact on what you are trying to achieve. I would go one step further and say that "if you can't measure it, don't do it!". Unless, of course, you are prepared to make, at least, some small effort in the attempt. And, I would add, that it should apply to every form of marketing activity regardless of the medium.
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Tag: Advertising