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When will Internet vendors learn how to service their clients?

As advertisers look more to the web as a key component to their campaigns, the service levels of the web-based companies are beginning to be put into question.
United Arab Emirates: Thursday, November 24 - 2005 at 10:36

EIAA study finds Internet advertising builds FMCG brands

The European Interactive Advertising Association (EIAA) recently revealed consolidated study findings proving that not only do Internet ad campaigns build FMCG brands across all major brand metrics but that the FMCG category strongly outperformed European Internet brand effectiveness averages. Simply put, FMCG brands are amongst the most effective categories for brand building online.
United Arab Emirates: Thursday, October 06 - 2005 at 12:54

Internet consumption twice as high as magazines and newspapers

Latest Forrester report has again highlighted that consumers are spending more time on the Internet compared to most forms of traditional media.
United Arab Emirates: Monday, August 29 - 2005 at 15:02

Internet accountability or just scrutiny?

Online currently represents a miniscule share of the marketing mix (less than one percent last year) across our region, yet it is often the one that's picked out, isolated, and given the most scrutiny.
United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, July 27 - 2005 at 08:13

Beyond the Click: Which online ads are the most effective? (Part 2)

A recent study conducted by Eyetrack III provided some interesting observations regarding ad performance by varying specific elements of the ad content whilst keeping other variables (relatively) constant.
United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, June 14 - 2005 at 11:45

Automotive industry online advertising spend breaks $1million mark in 2004

According to a preliminary study conducted by Impact Proximity iMedia, Middle East Automotive online ad spend actually exceeded the $1million mark over 2004.
United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, May 24 - 2005 at 18:28

Beyond the Click: Which online ads are the most effective? (Part 1)

A recent study conducted by Eyetrack III provided some interesting observations regarding ad performance by varying specific elements of the ad content whilst keeping other variables (relatively) constant.
United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, April 20 - 2005 at 09:18

Campaign management is as important as planning

Planning a campaign and getting the final creative up on the media properties represents only half the job of the online media department.
United Arab Emirates: Sunday, April 03 - 2005 at 14:02

Integrating digital media into the traditional media mix

Working in a primarily digital advertising agency, most of our campaign work involves coordination with traditional advertising & media agencies. This of course means that we are "working together" to achieve a client's overall advertising objectives.
United Arab Emirates: Sunday, March 13 - 2005 at 12:41

To go online or not to go online? That's no longer the question

The Internet is far from being the unreliable, young, black sheep of the regional media scene. It is, perhaps, the most reliable and cost-effective way to reach a target audience and market your product. Martin Diessner, CEO Flip Media, discusses.
United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, February 02 - 2005 at 12:25

Reaching teens and young adults in the Middle East

Ranging from preteens to mid 20s and currently accounting for nearly half the Arab World Population (often called Generation-Y). This segment is easily the most diverse and socially tolerant generation yet.
United Arab Emirates: Sunday, January 30 - 2005 at 16:31

Hilton International concentrate on driving bookings online

Based on a re-evaluation of underperforming traditional distribution partnerships, Hilton International have opted instead to concentrate efforts on driving direct consumer bookings via Hilton's brand websites.
United Arab Emirates: Sunday, January 30 - 2005 at 16:28

Ponemon Institute release first ever online consumer permission study

A recent research report conducted by Ponemon Institute and sponsored by Dotomi, marks the first-ever study about consumer response to opt-in communications on the web. The research was conducted on a national scale by surveying 1,799 consumers aged over 18 across the US.
United Arab Emirates: Sunday, January 30 - 2005 at 16:25
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