Showing posts with label IAB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IAB. Show all posts
19 Jul 2010
IAB Social Media Measurement framework launched
The IAB have launched a framework for social media measurement which they hope will bring some clarity and consistency to the field.
By their own admission it'smore common sense than rocket science (and all the better for it in our opinion) but it does give some clear guidance to anyone thinking of embarking on a social media campaign (i.e. not just "doing" a Facebook page).
Recommended reading.
Tags:
IAB,
measurement,
social media
9 Mar 2010
MediaCom on Mobile
David Fieldhouse from MediaCom talks to Jon Mew, head of mobile at the IAB about the future of mobile advertising. Further videos from this interview here.
More from the IAB on mobile here.
5 Jan 2010
The Role of TV in driving online response
Thinkbox have today posted a new study on their website which outlines the relationship between TV Advertising and Online Response. Working with MediaCom, econometric modelling was used to further delve into the data and prove that TV is really becoming as cheap as online in terms of the true cost of acquiring each customer.
Good to see a more rounded view of how direct response works rather than the previously one dimensional last-click-wins approach so often touted. Proof of the value of investing in more sophisticated measurement techniques as well as the folly of ignoring the tried and tested mediums of the past in preference to the shiny new path to riches too often rashly promised online.
Tags:
Advertising,
data,
direct,
econometrics,
IAB,
Online,
search,
Thinkbox,
TV
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