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quote[0]='“According to David Berkowitz, the director of 360i, search engine optimization is shifting, from a focus of entirely maximizing a site’s rank in the engines, to maximizing a site’s reach across all the top-ranked listings on a search engine’s results page. That means marketers have to shift their mindset from optimizing their Web site to optimizing their Web presence.”
– MediaPost, 12-23-2008
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quote[1]='“While search marketing is not recession-proof, it is recession-resistant, with spending growth in 2009 at 14.9%, to $12.3 billion and forecasted to reach $19.5 billion in 2013.”
– eMarketer, 12-16-2008
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quote[2]='“US Online video advertising spending is expected to reach $4,500 billion in 2013.”
– eMarketer, 12-16-2008
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quote[3]='“The lion’s share of social-networking ad dollars remains with MySpace, which is expected to generate $585 million in ad revenues this year, down 22.5% from earlier estimates of $755 million, reports eMarketer.”
– WSJ, 12-09-2008
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quote[4]='“ZenithOptimedia wrote in its report that Internet advertising is expected to grow by 18% in 2009, including 18% growth in North America and 12% in Western Europe.”
– MediaPost, 12-08-2008
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//quote[5]='“Internet to take a 15.6% share of global ad expenditure in 2011, 5.2 percentage points ahead of magazines and 5.6 points behind newspapers, having narrowed the gap from 15.1 points in 2008.”
– MediaPost,
forecasts by GroupM
and ZenithOptimedia,
12-08-2008“We forecast the internet to take a 15.6% share of global ad expenditure in 2011, 5.2 percentage points ahead of magazines and 5.6 points behind newspapers, having narrowed the gap from 15.1 points in 2008.”
– MediaPost,
forecasts by GroupM
and ZenithOptimedia,
12-08-2008“Throughout all this economic shrinkage, the Internet will continue to grow, though at a far more constrained pace. eMarketer projects online ad spending will rise 8.9% in 2009, after an already ratcheted-down rate of 11.3% in 2008.”
– eMarketer, 01-2009
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quote[7]='“According to researcher eMarketer, online ad spending will climb 8.9 percent next year, from $23.6 billion to $25.7 billion.”
– AdWeek, 01-05-2009
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quote[8]='“Zenith Optimedia is predicting that TV advertising will drop in 2009 by 6.7% while Internet advertising will increase by 18.1%.”
– MultiChannel,
01-04-2009
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quote[9]='“E-commerce sales fell 3% this holiday season, according to data released by ComScore. This year’s drop contrasts sharply with the 19% increase in holiday online retail sales in 2007.”
– MediaPost, 01-02-2009
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quote[10]='“A Deloitte study posted in InformationWeek found that 59% of Americans are listening to music online and 52% are watching movies and other videos over the Web.”
– InformationWeek,
12-31-2008
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quote[11]='“According to eMarketer, search engine marketing will account for as much as 40% of Internet advertising spend in 2009.”
– Adotas, 01-02-2009
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quote[12]='“In 2008, an estimated 5.2 billion search queries were conducted at Google Search. This is a 21% growth for Google from last year and represents 64.1 percent of all search queries conducted during the given time period.”
– Nielsen Company,
12-12-2008
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quote[13]='“Brands’ share of budgets spent on mobile marketing and communications is set to increase almost 150% by 2013, Telefonica O2 survey says.”
– ZdNet, 10-14-2008
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quote[14]='“In October 2008 newspaper Web sites attracted a total of 68.97 million unique visitors — up 64% from 41.96 million in October 2004, according to the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press.”
– MediaPost, 12-29-2008
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quote[15]='“The Internet’s share in news media consumption has more than tripled from 13% in 2001, while newspapers fell by almost a quarter — from 45%, in those six years, released Pew Research.”
– MediaPost, 12-29-2008
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