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| AD FORMAT |
COST*
(CPM)
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EFFECTIVE-
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ANNOYANCE
FACTOR
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| Banner
Standard rectangular ad still found atop most webpages. |
$6-$60
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| Pros:
Much, much cheaper than ever before, and clickthrough rates have
rebounded. Con: Average clickthrough rate: just 0.75%. Check it out: Any commercial website |
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| Floating ad or Shoshkele Animated object, like a car that races across your screen. |
$25-$35
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| Pro:
Can be amusing and attention-getting. Con: They work only with the latest Web browsers. Check it out: Unitedvirtualities.com |
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| Interstitial
or Superstitial Full-page ad, often with video or
animation. |
$30-$45
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| Pros:
Unavoidable; can accommodate movie trailers and TV spots. Con: Web users complain that ads take over the screen. Check it out: Unicast.com |
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| Large
rectangle Oversize ad placed in the center of the page. |
$10-$85
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| Pro:
Ideal for news outlets, where readers don't want to leave website. Con: Average clickthrough rate is 1% to 1.5%. Check it out: News.com |
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| Pop-under
Ad opens in a window under the webpage. |
$2-$5
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| Pro:
Low cost; intrusive. Con: 72.4% of people close the ads without reading them. Check it out: LATimes.com |
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| Pop-up
Ad opens in a window on top of the webpage. |
$10-$75
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| Pro:
Highly intrusive. Con: Highly intrusive. Check it out: Hollywood.com |
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| Skyscraper
Vertical banner. |
$5-$75
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| Pro:
In tests, raise brand awareness 7%. Con: On small screens, readers can't see ads. Check it out: Americangreetings.com |
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| Superbanner
Twice as wide as a standard banner. |
$6-$35
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| Pro:
20% higher clickthrough than banners. Con: 0.9%? That's still pretty low. Check it out: Yahoo.com |
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| Surround
session Users are served ads from one advertiser
during their entire visit to a site. |
$90-$115
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| Pro:
Raise brand awareness 11%, nearly three times more than banner ads
do. Con: Costly. Check it out: NYTimes.com |
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| Text ad No-frills, text-only ad that appears alongside search results. |
$20-$80
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| Pro:
Average clickthrough is 2% on Google. Con: No graphics. Check it out: Google.com |
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| *Prices are measured in cost per 1,000 impressions (CPM) and are based on ranges found in published rate cards; negotiated rates may be much lower. SOURCES: AdRelevance; Interactive Advertising Bureau; Jupiter Media Metrix | ||||
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Projections
for Creative Ad Models |
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Ad
Type |
2000 |
2001 |
2002 |
2003 |
2004 |
2005 |
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Conventional
ads |
93% |
88% |
83% |
80% |
76% |
71% |
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Rich
media |
6% |
10% |
14% |
15% |
17% |
19% |
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Streaming |
1% |
2% |
3% |
5% |
7% |
9% |
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Quelle:
Jul. 2000 Jupiter Research |
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