eMarketer Report: ‘Search Marketing’
eMarketer has released a research report: ‘Search Marketing: Players and Problems’.
eMarketer has released a research report: ‘Search Marketing: Players and Problems’.
According to eMarketer: “There is no question that Google rules the search market. Back in 2004 – the year that Yahoo! bought Overture, the company that originated paid search advertising – Google garnered ‘only’ a 32.9% share of total US search ad spending.
Its slice of the pie increased by nearly 16 percentage points last year, and eMarketer projects that more than 57% of all search advertising dollars will go to Google this year.” [source]
Key questions the ‘Online Ad Targeting’ report answers include:
– ‘Why is Google so dominant among search engines (and will that continue)?
– Are more individuals searching online (and how can marketers reach them)?
– How should users’ shopping behaviors affect search marketers?
– Is click fraud as big a problem as some reports make it out to be?
– When is privacy a legitimate concern for search engines and marketers?’
‘Search Marketing’ report price: $695.00
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