prompt und passend eine Case Study zum Thema „Werbung auf Webseiten“ (siehe Surfer mit AdBlock: Die Schmarotzer des Webs? und Sind geblendete Anzeigen Kundennepp?) und wie man diese besser einsetzen kann, um die Einnahmensituation zu verbessern. Interessant ist bei dieser Case Study der Versuch, die Werbung passender zuzuschneiden.
Content Bizz: How to Sell 32% More Ads on Wikis, Blogs and Discussion Groups
Aussage zum Gestern und Heute hinsichtlich user generierten Inhalten und deren Attraktivität für Marken:
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(Senior) Social Media Manager:in (m/w/d) – NRW TAS Emotional Marketing GmbH in Essen |
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Social Media Assistant (m/w/d) Kanebo Cosmetics Deutschland GmbH in Hamburg |
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Customer Service & Social Media Specialist / Kundenberater / Social Media Manager (m/w/d) Maynards Europe GmbH in Starnberg |
However much users have adored community since the Web began (consider the very first usenet groups), online advertisers have historically been less than interested in sponsoring user-generated content. „Until 2004, there was a lack of understanding of the community model,“? says ITtoolbox CEO Dan Morrison. „Community was almost a 4-letter word to some ad buyers.“?
This ingrained attitude began to thaw about 18 months ago. Sites like Wikipedia.com and bloggers who broke big news stories began to convince media buyers that community-run sites could deliver truly valuable, respectable content that one’s brand might not be ashamed to be associated with. „Until this time, community didn“t seem to have professional value,“? Morrison notes.
via Hugo E. Martin
