Now, more than ever, advertisers need Search
and Display to work together

Do consumer buying patterns change during an economic downturn? You bet. So how will your media strategies change accordingly? It's been reported that interactive will benefit from an influx of advertising dollars moving to its less expensive, more efficient medium. In a recent Adotas article, we discuss the importance of considering the entire consumer experience — from search and research, to site visits, to online purchases, to web influenced in-store business.

To make the most of your advertising dollars, or for agencies — your clients' advertising dollars — it's crucial to begin looking at the entire picture. How will you measure "engagement?" Can you track how a consumer's interactions with a particular placement affects another placement? These are the questions on everyone's minds. Read the article.

Multi-Channel Shopping Changing Retail

A recently published study from eMarketer "Multi-Channel Shopping Changing Retail" has some eye opening statistics on how mult-channel shoppers, and online influences are changing buying patterns. These shoppers, while spending almost double what a single channel shopper might spend, are less likely to exhibit brand loyalty. It's all about the bargain, right?


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