Holiday In Wales New York, NY (July 15, 2004) IAB and Nielsen//NetRatings today
presented innovative research that demonstrated the effectiveness
of sponsored text advertising in moving brand
marketing metrics within the online
advertising environment. The IAB
Search Engine Effectiveness Committee commissioned
Nielsen//NetRatings Internet Search Brand Effectiveness Research,
project, which studied brand impact of text and search
advertising for leading brands from
the Health, Auto, Beverage,
Electronics, Retail and Finance
industries. The research was presented at the first IAB Search
Road Show stop in Los Angeles
The study demonstrated that sponsored text
advertising in the search
environment works for an array of branding objectives. Sponsored
text ads, much like the standard image based ad, had their biggest
impact on unaided brand awareness, especially where a brand held
the top position on search results pages. On average, when
respondents were asked to name a specific leading brand within a
tested industry, they were 27 percent more likely to name the brand
displayed in the top spot compared to a control group not exposed
to the ad. For the articles pages (pages containing contextually
targeted text advertising), the text ad caused a
23 percent lift among respondents that saw the ads.
Founded in 1996, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) is the leading online global advertising industry trade association with more than 300 active member companies in the United States alone. IAB activities include evaluating and recommending standards and practices, fielding research to document the effectiveness of the online medium and educating the advertising industry about the use of online and digital advertising. Make sure that the website adheres to IAB standards, and that the vendor creating your ads also follows them. The IAB has spent lots of time studying and documenting what works and what doesn't in advertising.
Holiday Wales The research findings, as analyzed by Nielsen//NetRatings, reported that there is a significant difference on core brand metrics movement depending on the placement of the text ad. Ads appearing in the top position on a search engine increased an aggregate of all the brand metrics by an average of 14 percent across the six industries, in stark comparison to results from ads in the fifth position, which only showed a minor directional lift on brand measures. Search articles pages generated an aggregate lift of all brand metrics by 15 percent.
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Cottage Holiday In Wales Brand advertisers, who are not yet placing search advertising, may be missing out on a share of voice opportunity for keywords relevant to their categories, said Marc Ryan, Senior Director, Analysis, Nielsen//NetRatings. This research suggests that the optimal media mix includes search and display ads, a combination which allows advertisers to take advantage of the push/pull dynamics of the web while still delivering on core branding metrics.
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Caravan Holiday In Wales This latest IAB study provides more evidence that sponsored search is an integral part of a successful online marketing campaign. Additionally, the research highlights the effectiveness of integrating sponsored search, contextual ads and banners for marketers to achieve their brand awareness objectives, said Eric Rasmussen, Chair, IAB Search Engine Marketing Subcommittee.
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Camping Holiday Wales Methodology
The methodology for this research used a controlled experimental
design study with over 10,500 participants recruited from Survey
Sample International. In the study, five types of sponsored
text-based advertising were tested to
determine their impact on brand metrics. Two of the ad types
displayed search results on a brand-neutral Internet Search website
and three were displayed on article pages for a brand-neutral news
site or contextual listing. The text ads were evaluated based on
their position among the search results and placement on the
article pages. The test group viewed Web pages containing the
advertising for specific leading
brands participating in the study, and the control group was
exposed to public service announcements. Survey participants
completed the study online and were unaware that the study
concerned advertising.
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Accommodation Holiday Wales The study was sponsored by Ask Jeeves, Google, ING, Lycos Search and Overture and was spearheaded by the IAB Search Engine Committee, which is chaired by Tim Armstrong, VP, Advertising Sales, Google and David Karnstedt, SVP, Direct Business, Overture. Committee members include: 360 Traffic, Advertising.com, AOL, Ask Jeeves, Beyond ROI, BizRate, Business.com, CNET Networks, Commission Junction, comScore, Conducive, Did-it.com, Digital Grit, Doubleclick, Edmunds, Fathom Online, FindWhat.com, Google, Hitwise, iCrossing, iProspect, Kanoodle, Kontera Technologies, LookSmart, Marchex, Modem Media, Morningstar.com, MSN, Overture, Performics, Prospectiv Direct, Rhino Internet Solutions, Search123, Terra Lycos, United Virtualities, USWeb, Vibrant Media, Wahlstrom Interactive and Yahoo!
Holiday Last Minute Wales The IAB Search and XMOS Road Show will stop in the following additional cities: San Francisco (July 15) Dallas (July 20) New York (July 27) Detroit (August 10) and Chicago (August 12).
Catering Holiday Self Wales About the IAB
Founded in 1996, the
Interactive Advertising Bureau
(IAB) represents leading interactive companies that are actively
engaged in, and support the sale of interactive advertising. IAB
members are responsible for selling over 86% of online
advertising in the United States. IAB member companies include:
AOL, CNET Networks, DoubleClick, Forbes.com, Google, MSN, The
Wall Street Journal Online, The Walt Disney Internet Group,
Yahoo! and over 180 others. On behalf of its members, the IAB
evaluates and recommends standards and practices, fields
interactive effectiveness research and educates the advertising
industry regarding the use of interactive advertising. For more
information please visit www.iab.net.
Holiday Wales Walking About Nielsen//NetRatings
Nielsen//NetRatings is the global standard for Internet audience
measurement and analysis and is the industry's premier source for
online advertising intelligence with its NetView, AdRelevance,
@Plan, WebRF, LemonAd, MegaPanel and SiteCensus services. Covering
70 percent of the world's Internet usage, the Nielsen//NetRatings
services offer syndicated Internet and digital media research
reports and custom-tailored data to help companies gain valuable
insight into their business. For more information, please visit
www.nielsen-netratings.com.
Family Holiday Wales Contact:
Holiday Riding Wales Emily Kutner
Director of Public Relations
IAB
212-949-2432 ext 209
917-586-2525 - mobile
emily@iab.net
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