Net Applications data for January is out, and there are some interesting trends displayed. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: ads, browser, Chrome, computer, download, email, Firefox, Google, internet, Internet Explorer, iPhone, Linux, Mac, Microsoft, Net Applications, visitors, Windows

We reported that Google would be replacing Russian search leader Yandex as the default search engine and ad server on Mail.ru, the most popular online destination in the country with more than 50 million unique monthly users. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: ads, advertising, click, company, Google, mail.ru, market, russia, Search, search engine, Yandex

Today is a partner of Yandex Advertising Network has become the company Microsoft with its major global search engine Bing.com. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: ads, advertising, Bing, Nielsen, RuNet, russia, search engine, site, Yandex, Yandex.Direct

A familiar workhorse of Internet advertising is the display, or graphical, ad. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: ads, advertising, America, analysis, brand, campaign, click, comScore, display, internet, online, pay per click, Search, sites, users, viewer, Web

Begun investigated the preferences of advertisers and mobile users to contextual advertising. The study was based on the data service up to August 2009. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: ads, advertising, auto, Beeline, Begun, contextual advertising, interests, internet, market, MegaFon, mobile, mobile devices, Motorola, MTS, operator, RuNet, russia, service, subscribers, telecommunication services, Ukraine, users

Worldwide, we estimate that 2009’s advertising spend will contract -5.8%. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: ads, advertising, europe, Market research, Marketing, Research, world, worldwide

Tags: ads, advertising, analytic, Google, Market research, pay per click, ppc, Rambler, russia, Yandex

Many economists and business leaders consider ad spending a leading economic indicator. If that is true, the needle is pointing down. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: ads, advertising, Internet marketing, russia

If you haven’t literally lived under a rock for the last 15 months, you already know that BuySellAds is one of the fastest growing startups and the most popular advertising marketplace in the design / developer online niche. Somehow, in just a few months, Todd Garland (the brain behind BSA) managed to motivate tons of publishers to constantly deliver useful posts and to gather a strong advertising crowd to invest in these publishers by getting their ads in front of the readers. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: ads, Website