Online
Advertising:
The Internet is one of the most
important media for advertising. It not only complements your other forms
of advertising, but also reaches a unique, distinctive class of audience.
Consumers on the Internet are generally the most sought after because of
their purchasing power.
Here's why: National Internet
Demographics
The average age of Internet users is 35.1 years.
The average income is $52,500.
63% of Internet users have
attended or graduated from college
13.7% have attained Master's
degrees, and 5.3% hold Phds, MDs, or law degrees.
For an Average
Internet user:
Has 19 sessions per month
Visits 10
unique web sites per month
Spends approximately 1 hour per site
Spends 10 hours on the Net each month
Spends 10 hours on the
Net each month --Nielsen/Net Ratings Internet Growth
Internet
traffic is doubling every 100 days
Internet Transactions
surpass $300 billion by 2002.
"The Internet's pace of
adoption eclipses all other technologies that preceded it. Radio was in
existence for 38 years before 50 million people tuned in; TV took 13 years
to reach that benchmark. The Internet crossed that line in 4 years." --From The Emerging Digital Economy Report, US Department of Commerce "
(In
1992), there were only 50 web sites. Now 65,000 are being added--every
hour." --US Secretary of Commerce William Daley
Online
Ads Get Noticed!
Internet users are 34% more
likely to be aware of a brand after only a single banner ad exposure and
44% more likely after two exposures than those who have not seen the
banner ad.1
Studies show that consumers who visit a
retailers Web site spend 33% more annually at the same retailers store.8
Online advertising increases off-line sales, with consumer
loyalty increasing an average of 4% toward advertised brands after only a
single banner ad exposure.1
63% of Internet users believe
that companies advertising on the Web are "more forward thinking than
other brands."1
Online advertising ranks higher than TV
in ability to create a brand-linked impression.1
Television audiences are migrating to the Internet. Twelve percent of PC
users admit to giving up outdoor activities, 17% give up reading
magazines, books or household chores, 24% give up eating or sleeping, but
78% admit giving up television watching time to "surf the Web." 3
Internet Demographics are an advertiser's dream:
Internet users are young, well educated and earn high incomes. The average
Internet user is almost 35 years old, and have a household income of more
than $60k. 4
Internet traffic doubles every 100 days. 5
Approaching the popularity of magazine reading, 20% of
Americans go online for news once a week or more, up from 6% in 1996.6
(1Source: Internet Advertising Bureau. 2Source: Morgan Stanley
Technology Research. 3Source: Forester Research, Inc. 4Source: GVU WWW
User Survey. 5Source: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service. 6Source: PEW
Research. 7Source: Microsoft Corp. 8Source: National Retail Federation.)
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