From the Madison Avenue agencies to the current shift towards digital marketing, advertising’s purpose hasn’t changed much over the years: create brand awareness, generate leads, increase revenue, and grow a business’ bottom-line.
With its recent purchase of AppNexus and Time Warner, AT&T is looking to compete with Silicon Valley giants Facebook and Google for ad revenue.
For quite some time, television was the most popular and most effective place for advertisers to spend their dollars. After all, the first website wasn’t even created until 1991. It seems like only recently the internet has become the leading place for people to get information – and get served ads.
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Wouldn’t it be great if there was an easier way to make those posts function like ads in the traditional sense? Shouldn’t all that time and energy you put into your social media posts help bring in some revenue?
Hulu and YouTube have both been building their audiences for live television over the past year, with around 450,000 and 300,000 subscribers respectively. As they look to scale these audiences, it’s anticipated that both Hulu and YouTube will begin selling ads on their live TV packages. You may have noticed YouTube TV’s logo all over last year’s Major League Baseball … Read More
Here’s a fun little exercise: take a second and imagine what life would be like today without the internet. You wouldn’t be reading this, for a start. There’d be no email. No Googling. If you run a business, can you imagine not even having a website to direct customers to? Of course, there’s a good chance you remember a time … Read More
