Category Archives: Advertising Statistics

CHART OF THE DAY: Microsoft Online Operating Income – Business Insider

Still losing a billion dollars a year though.

 

Chart of the day shows microsoft online operating income, april 2013

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-microsoft-online-income-2013-4#ixzz2Qsi5PTbY

This quarter it reported a $262 million loss. For most companies this would be terrifying. For Microsoft, it’s good news. It means Microsoft’s online division is getting much better.

via CHART OF THE DAY: Microsoft Online Operating Income – Business Insider.

The Evidon TrackerMap™ | evidon.com

The Evidon TrackerMap™ | evidon.com

Very cool visuals:

Tracking helps the digital marketplace work better. It just needs to be fully transparent so you can manage it effectively.

Marketing technology companies have proven that they can drive better results for buyers and sellers online. Those companies need to collect data to make their technologies work. You just need to see all of that tracking, and how it got on your site, in order to manage it effectively.

The Evidon TrackerMap, part of Evidon Encompass, reveals:

all of the tracking across a website

how it got there via the “redirect chain”

each entity’s impact on site performance

When you know, you can maintain control of your data, keep your pages loading quickly, and protect your customers’ privacy in the process.

via The Evidon TrackerMap™ | evidon.com.

 

 

Google: Risk to 2013 Estimates on Lost ‘Toolbar’ Revenue, Says Oppenheimer – Tech Trader Daily – Barrons.com

On February 1, Google implemented new rules for application and toolbar distribution through its third-party ad products (Adwords and Adsense). The most onerous of these new “rules” requires that homepage conversions be “opt in” versus “opt out” previously […] Based on our channels checks, toolbar/application companies have shifted 50%-90% of their traffic to other search providers, with Yahoo being the biggest beneficiary. For the sake of our Google model, we are lowering our estimates to reflect the low end or a 50% reduction from non-exclusive partners. This equates to $1.3 billion, or 3% of total core net revenue.

via Google: Risk to 2013 Estimates on Lost ‘Toolbar’ Revenue, Says Oppenheimer – Tech Trader Daily – Barrons.com.

Time to short IACI?

YouTube Programmers Complain About Video Advertising Dollars – Peter Kafka – Media – AllThingsD

Youtube net rev share: $2.50 net eCPM:

The dollars programmers earn from YouTube’s ad-selling efforts range widely. But many big publishers say that after YouTube takes its 45 percent cut of the ads it sells, they frequently end up keeping about $2.50 for every 1,000 views their clips generate — that is, if their video generates a million views, they get $2,500. Other publishers say their split can be as high as $10 per 1,000.

via YouTube Programmers Complain About Video Advertising Dollars – Peter Kafka – Media – AllThingsD.

Nice rundown: Some prices of premium ad placements at big sites

A good list via What Online Ads Really Cost | Digiday.

Yahoo home page takeover costs $450,000

Youtube home page takeover costs $400,000

Facebook logout screen ad: $100,000

AOL home page takeover: $400,000

And I like this little gem at the end on how much a mobile app costs brands:

Branded mobile app = $125,000
There’s been a lot of talk about what a mobile app should cost to produce, but according to one brand marketer, they typically sell for between $100,000 and $150,000, based on functionality. That doesn’t include the media to promote or distribute it, though.

Another reason why subscription businesses rock: shopping cart edition

I work for a large e-commerce provider (think Volusion, Magento, Bigcommerce, Shopify – one of them). The median store revenue per month across all our paying clients is $0. It’s more likely that you’re paying us money for nothing than that you’re making money from your store.

via Quora