Tuesday, 26 January 2016
50% global digital ad spending is accounted by us and china
GOBAL DIGITAL MARKETING AD SPENDS BY TOP 5 BIGGEST MARKETS
US and China accounts for more than 50% of digital ad spending budgets with a total of $73billion shared between the 2 nations last year. According to emarketer out of a total of $146billion digital spending which is presently shared between biggest top 5 digital markets of the world, which includes Japan ,UK, Germany apart from US and China
Thursday, 21 January 2016
Saturday, 16 January 2016
list of mergers and acquisitions likely to face antitrust scrunity
The infographic shows the list of corporations with their recent acquisitions.These are among the biggest mergers that are likely to face antitrust scrutiny this year. Among one of the biggest deals last year was ABInbev and Sabmiller's 108 billion deal which will combine worlds 2 largest brewer . Among the other biggest mergers include
- Dow Chemicals and Dupont
- Anthem Cigna and Aetna Humana
- Halliburton and Baker Hughes
- Walgreens and Rite Aid : the number 1 and no 3 pharmacy chains set to create the biggest pharma chains
- Staples and Office Depot
mobile spends in europe set to exceed 50% of their digital media spends
IN EUROPE MOBILE SPENDS ON MARKETING AND PROMOTION SET TO TOUCH THE 50% OF OVERALL DIGITAL MARKETING SPENDS
- In UK mobile spends in 2016 is expected to touch 49% of total digital marketing spends
- Norway mobile ad spends will contribute 46%
- France and Denmark mobile will reach 31% in 2016
- Netherlands, Italy and Germany will see its mobile spends reach 44% of their total digital budgets
- Germany mobile ad spends will see the fastest growth in western europe with 13% increase . In 2015 mobile spends in Germany contributed 31% of its online ad spends
- Both Finland and Sweden will see their mobile media spends touch 45%
UK rank first on Europe as the nation with the highest mobile ad spends 49%,followed by Norway.Across Western Europe the average mobile ad spends out of total digital media spends is 44%
Sunday, 10 January 2016
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