E-mail, MySpace Claim Nearly Two-Thirds Of Online Impressions

by DJ Neawedde | 20th June 2006

E-mail properties proved popular with online marketers last month, garnering 49 percent of online ad impressions tracked by Nielsen//NetRatings AdRelevance–up slightly from 48.7 percent in April. Yahoo Mail accounted for 38 percent, while MSN Hotmail had 8.6 percent and Juno E-mail drew 1.1 percent. General community sites captured 16.3 percent of the impressions tracked last month by AdRelevance, compared to 16.1 percent last month. MySpace was the clear leader in this category, claiming 14.6 percent of all online ads served in May. Portals and search engines additionally accounted for 8.3 percent of May’s online impressions, versus 8.4 percent in April. Full article via Online Media Daily


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    2 Responses to “E-mail, MySpace Claim Nearly Two-Thirds Of Online Impressions”

    1. Simon Says:

      I am confused. Why would you, or anyone else want to monitor, and more importantly write about adverts?

      We all hate them, we all swear under our breath when we see them?

      maybe i am missing something……

      simon

    2. ridwn Says:

      i wanna verify email fuk

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    E-mail, MySpace Claim Nearly Two-Thirds Of Online Impressions

    by DJ Neawedde | 20th June 2006

    E-mail properties proved popular with online marketers last month, garnering 49 percent of online ad impressions tracked by Nielsen//NetRatings AdRelevance–up slightly from 48.7 percent in April. Yahoo Mail accounted for 38 percent, while MSN Hotmail had 8.6 percent and Juno E-mail drew 1.1 percent. General community sites captured 16.3 percent of the impressions tracked last month by AdRelevance, compared to 16.1 percent last month. MySpace was the clear leader in this category, claiming 14.6 percent of all online ads served in May. Portals and search engines additionally accounted for 8.3 percent of May’s online impressions, versus 8.4 percent in April. Full article via Online Media Daily


    Related Posts

  • MySpace Magazine?
  • MySpace Worth $12 Billion?
  • Bebo passes MySpace in the UK
  • Why MySpace Video can’t defeat YouTube
  • Yahoo acquires Jumpcut
  • MySpace Video killing YouTube
  • Subscribe



    2 Responses to “E-mail, MySpace Claim Nearly Two-Thirds Of Online Impressions”

    1. Simon Says:

      I am confused. Why would you, or anyone else want to monitor, and more importantly write about adverts?

      We all hate them, we all swear under our breath when we see them?

      maybe i am missing something……

      simon

    2. ridwn Says:

      i wanna verify email fuk

    Leave a Reply

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