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The World’s Social Network Ad Spending [STATS]

social media2As the world’s population gets connected via social networks, the data gets richer and more valuable.

Within a couple of clicks, advertisers are able to target consumers based on demographic, geographic or behavioral attributes. The ease of use, huge user base, precise targeting and measurable success of the ad platforms have contributed to a growing population of keen advertisers.

According to eMarketer, total social network ad spending will hit more than $3 billion this year and will move on to hit the $4 billion mark in 2011.

social network ad spending

It isn’t only social network ad spending that is rising. In fact, the entire online ad spending is predicted to rise, eating into the offline ad territory. However, one shouldn’t be suffering from social media myopia.

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About Willis Wee

Founder of Penn Olson who is also an entrepreneur since 2005. He has had experience in crafting social media strategies for organizations such as Marriott Vacation Club, James Cook University, Reach Singapore and Unilever. Contact him at willis[at]penn-olson[dot]com

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