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Definitive Marketing, Advertising, Media Spending Report 2011-2014

  (03/26/2012)

The data table below reflects the consolidated U.S. marketing communications investments for 2011 with forecasts for 2012 to 2014. Each marketing/media category incorporates spending across all platforms within that category. Comprehensive breakdowns on digital and legacy advertising investments in each medium are available at www.jackmyers.com/jack-myers-spending-forecast.

Digital Share Under 10% as Print Leads the Way   (03/05/2012)

Broadcast television networks generated five percent of their total 2011 advertising revenues from digital assets and, this year, digital is forecast to represent 6.7% of broadcast network ad revenues.

Online Video Advertising will Increase 48% Annually   (02/13/2012)

Digital video advertising across all media is projected to increase 41.2% in 2012 and 51.3% in 2013 according to the new 2011-2020 Myers Marketing & Advertising Spending Report, available at www.jackmyers.com. The report estimates total digital video advertising investments for 2011 of nearly $2.6 billion, with growth projected by 2015 to almost $11 billion, an average annual growth of 48.3%. The primary beneficiaries are broadcast and cable television networks, which captured 67% of total digital video advertising in 2011 and are forecast by Myers to capture 47% of all digital video advertising revenues in 2015.

Official Marketing / Advertising Spending Data: 2011-2012 for 57 Categories   (02/06/2012)

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Definitive Marketing, Advertising, Media Spending Report 2011-2014
By: Jack Myers   (03/26/2012)

The data table below reflects the consolidated U.S. marketing communications investments for 2011 with forecasts for 2012 to 2014. Each marketing/media category incorporates spending across all platforms within that category. Comprehensive breakdowns on digital and legacy advertising investments in each medium are available at www.jackmyers.com/jack-myers-spending-forecast.

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Digital Share Under 10% as Print Leads the Way
By: Jack Myers   (03/05/2012)

Broadcast television networks generated five percent of their total 2011 advertising revenues from digital assets and, this year, digital is forecast to represent 6.7% of broadcast network ad revenues.

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Online Video Advertising will Increase 48% Annually
By: Jack Myers   (02/13/2012)

Digital video advertising across all media is projected to increase 41.2% in 2012 and 51.3% in 2013 according to the new 2011-2020 Myers Marketing & Advertising Spending Report, available at www.jackmyers.com. The report estimates total digital video advertising investments for 2011 of nearly $2.6 billion, with growth projected by 2015 to almost $11 billion, an average annual growth of 48.3%. The primary beneficiaries are broadcast and cable television networks, which captured 67% of total digital video advertising in 2011 and are forecast by Myers to capture 47% of all digital video advertising revenues in 2015.

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