Companies to Spend $26 Billion on Internet Marketing By 2010
Companies are going to spend $26 billion on internet marketing by 2010, according to Interactive Marketing Channels to Watch in 2006 by Forrester Research.
Companies are going to spend $26 billion on internet marketing by 2010, according to Interactive Marketing Channels to Watch in 2006 by Forrester Research.
Additional findings of the report include:
– Media and communications companiess are leading in exploring adopted channels.
– Over 60% of media and communications use or plan to use email marketing, social marketing, and rich media email and display ads.
– They also use or plan to use contextual and behavioral targeting, blogs/social networks, RSS feeds and mobile marketing within the next year.
– 38% of the respondents are piloting or are expecting to pilot blogs or social networks.
The survey was conducted online on over 250 interactive marketers. Two-thirds of the companies who responded have revenues exceeding $1 billion. 30% have over $30 billion in sales.
The Interactive Marketing Channels to Watch in 2006 is priced at $249.
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