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Posted in: UncategorizedCentury 21 Shifts to Online Advertising
Posted in: UncategorizedIn a familiar move that most businesses are doing now, advertising premiums have shifted towards the growing popularity of online advertising. Century 21, known for making effective advertising programs to carve its niche has made such a move with the hopes of retaining its market position in the real estate sales industry and hopefully tapping a new market that they never had before.
“With 84 percent of consumers shopping for a home online, according to the National Association of REALTORS®, we are confident that increased online advertising will benefit our brokers, agents and most importantly, the consumer.”
Such is a good tactic if traditional advertising has been failing to deliver. Perhaps other companies may want to study that niche as well.
(Source) RIS Media
Advertising: Broadway’s Marketing Turns Interactive
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Microsoft Adds Rapt to its Fold
Posted in: UncategorizedWhenever we see corporate acquisitions or mergers today, seeing Microsoft Corporation’s name in the fold will surely make you read the article immediately. Microsoft has long been known for aggressively seeking out great companies to acquire and it has added another one today in the person of Rapt Inc, a company that provides tools to advertising publishers to manage inventory and pricing.
We are all aware today that apart from the various web programming techniques, online business entrepreneur know for a fact that online advertising is where they can get the money from. Apparently, this added mix in their fold not only provides another possible integration of tools to their current applications but also new sources of profitable income for the software giant.
“Online publishers have a complex array of needs, and they require more attentive and sophisticated partners to help them solve these challenges,” Brian McAndrews, Microsoft’s senior vice-president, advertiser and publisher solutions group said.
“With this acquisition, we are uniquely positioned to help publishers succeed on all fronts,” McAndrews said.
(Source) Half Life Source
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Microsoft Courting Yahoo Yet Again
Posted in: UncategorizedIf you thought that the failed talks between the potential merger between Yahoo and Microsoft are over then guess again. Apparently while the last meeting did not turn out well, it seems that Microsoft is planning to make an alternative offer to possibly make the merger push through.
Google has long been dominating the online advertising binge and apparently Microsoft knows it can give Google some form of competition with this merger from Yahoo. There are discussions going on at the moment but though they may not show anything potent at this point, you can just imagine how determined Microsoft Corp. is as far as balancing competition for a larger share of the market saturation for online advertising today.
Microsoft Corp. is once again trying to team up with Yahoo Inc. to challenge Internet search and advertising leader Google Inc., although at this point the renewed talks haven’t escalated to another attempt to take over Yahoo.
The Redmond, Wash.-based software maker disclosed the revived discussions Sunday without providing any specifics about the nature of the deal being explored except to say it involved bolstering the companies’ position in the online search and advertising markets.
“There of course can be no assurance that any transaction will result from these discussions,” the statement said.
(Source) Associated Press
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