What If Ads Are Seen, But Consumers Can't Buy The Products?

Benefits of using advertisement banners

Article | February 27, 2020

One of the best and popular forms of advertising is banner marketing. If you have not tried it yet, then it is time for a change. Display ads on the bottom, people do not mostly like it on the top, and sides of the web pages. It decreases their effectiveness; so many people are unwilling to add them to their marketing strategies. Add views and clicks are helpful to get money while hosting the banners. By clicking on ads, people get some popups that lead them to purchase through the website. First, have a look at some of its amazing features. It is good to take advantage of the internet while it is spread worldwide. According to research, there is about 73 percent of Americans daily online on the internet. That makes it likely that they will see and read your banners on many web pages. You can get the following benefits if you get in touch with New York Banner Stands to get your banner marketing started.

We use a data-driven blend of media, experience and content to drive performance

Article | November 10, 2020

eCommerce requires a balance of media, branding, supply chain, and retail excellence. Reprise has a specialist unit, Reprise Commerce, that delivers all of these to grow sales online and offline. Reprise Commerce is built and led by Amazon alumni and organized around Reprise’s proprietary process for accelerating your Customer Flow. Our team of 250 eCommerce specialists globally drives revenue by building brand experiences and operations.

Google Launches Over $800M Plan to Respond to Covid-19 Crisis

Article | March 29, 2020

According to a post by Sundar Pichai, CEO, Google is announcing a new over $800m plan to support small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), health organizations and governments, and health workers on the frontline of this global pandemic. $250m in ad grants to help the World Health Organization (WHO) and more than 100 government agencies globally provide critical information on how to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other measures to help local communities. This is an increase from the initial $25m announced last month. In addition, the company is providing $20m in ad grants to community financial institutions and NGOs specifically to run public service announcements on relief funds and other resources for SMBs.

$1.25 Billion in Ads at Risk Following Olympics Delay

Article | March 25, 2020

Two days ago, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics were postponed. The decision surprised no one given the coronavirus, even if the numbers in cases in Japan have slowed down recently. With all the travel and tourism involved, it would’ve led to another serious outbreak of the virus. As a result, the Olympics will move to 2021. A new date hasn’t been announced yet. Tourism, hotels, and airlines will take a hit from the reasonable decision. As for advertisers, $1.2 billion in ad sales is now in question. $1.25 Billion in Ad Sales According to Deadline, Comcast’s NBCUniversal is now communicating with advertisers on the $1.25 billion in ad sales already sold. It’s a new record for the Olympics. It’s unclear whether Comcast will pay back the advertisers or play their ads next year. In total, $6 billion is usually generated in sponsorship from the Olympics. Now, a large chunk of that sum is at stake. Fun fact: that $6 billion doubles the previous summer games in sponsorship revenue.