Ad Networks reaches over 1.5 million NZ
Ad Networks reaches over 1.5 million NZ unique browsers in May
Following the recent expansion of its Market Intelligence demographic survey, Nielsen Online has launched an additional category, Ad Networks, which aims to better assist advertisers with the effective placement of campaigns across multiple websites.
Ivan Fuyala, General Manager of Nielsen Online New Zealand says, “The online medium is unique in its ability to effectively target users and accurately measure user behaviour. The recent inclusion of the Ad Networks category in Market Intelligence will allow advertising agencies to identify the demographic details and audience reach of aggregations of sites, as they are sold across.
“This initiative also gives the publishers of smaller websites a chance to increase their appeal to advertisers by strengthening their collective audience reach.”
Grieg Buckley, CEO of the
Interactive Advertising Bureau of New Zealand adds,
“This is great progress and further evidence of the growth
and professionalism of the online media landscape.
“It
enables the Networks to market their niche communities more
effectively and transparently. And this is particularly
important in New Zealand where there is significant growth
in the number of mid and long tail sites and niche
communities now reachable online.”
The six ad
networks that are currently listed in NZ Market
Intelligence, combined, reached over 1.5 million New Zealand
based unique browsers over the month of May 2009. AdHub
Limited lead the pack reaching over 1 million unduplicated
unique browsers across the sites it
represents.
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