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Change In Internet Usage Led To Increase Spending

Annie Wong — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 18:38:40 +0000

As we all know that Internet usage these days are mainly concentrated in the area of social networks. Earlier many advertisers were not following the idea of promoting their products on social networks but with some time and experimenting a lot of advertisers are now open to the idea and find success in terms of conversions. The advertisers find that by connecting with their fans they are able to engage in ongoing conversation with their targeted audiences.

The below graphs I got from http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/2009/09/25/online-advertising-spend-seeing-significant-gains where you can see the new spendings that advertisers are spending by industry and social networking sites.

Marketplace Cleanout

Annie Wong — Tue, 12 May 2009 18:39:30 +0000

As all sites are pre-approved, we are doing a periodic check of all sites again throughout the rest of May. We will be suspending sites with low content quality, excessive ads on your website, page load error sites, adult material and content etc. For a full list please review our terms and conditions.

We do periodic reviews of our websites to provide advertisers with more conversions to their advertising campaigns. If you are an advertiser and have any concerns/questions or comments on the review or website feel free to email me at annie@adonion.com.

Thank you for your attention!

Wrapping Up The Basics To Advertising

Annie Wong — Tue, 05 May 2009 18:41:54 +0000

Well in the past few weeks, we’ve been concentrating on the advertiser side of things. I hope this posts have helped you in recognizing the importance of your website and your marketing goals and how to achieve them. I would like to recap the post here for easy access for advertisers, for those of you might be following along you might noticed that I’ve added some posts from the past onto the list as I see that they do fit well.

With this post wrapping up the advertiser side of advertising, next week we will take a look at the publisher side of things. Although they are very similiar to advertisers but the angle completely changes, so stay tune!