Rob looks at online international traffic and wonders whether much has changed about how we can make money from it…
Rob’s back with a new studio, but the same old act. Unscripted, one take as always
Will pouring more money into search damage it’s lead over other acquisition channels?
One’s thoughts (well Rob Kelly’s,) on what 2010 could possible hold for the world of online monetization. More exciting than 2012, with better special effects.
A look at how social networks might fit into the advertising landscape in the future
A slightly rambling look at how the focus for affiliate networks should be shifting perhaps to the 2nd tier, mid tail sites.
Does the future hold less, but more differentiated ad networks? How consolidated will the market become?
What does joining in the social media conversation mean just yet. Shoudl brands be doing all the talking, or would acting like a good date and just listening make more sense for now
Will the Observer join the growing list of publications now only available in an online format
Microsoft/Yahoo! deal, Google Ad Exchange. Are the two giants preparing to slug it out in each other’s backyards
A new owner for Friends Reunited. What could this mean for the veteran social networking site
Musings on the current state of the loyalty publishing sector and what the future might hold
My career in online has been so long that I can remember when standard CPMs were measured in the multiples of tens of pounds. This was a happy time when inventory was in relatively short supply compared to the amount of people who wanted to buy it. No one Googled as it hadn’t been invented, [...]
Over the past few years, Ad Networks and their cousins, Site Representation houses have firmly established themselves as part of the media landscape. Now their status seems to be underfire, with many of them ducking for cover against an onslaught of bad press and partner’s re-evaluating their positions. For their partners, working with an Ad [...]