Hanif Quentino releases complete review and premium bonus for the ClickPress plugin, as new trends in display advertising emerge.
May 20, 2015 /MarketersMedia/ —
The current release of ClickPress is making waves amongst emarketing professionals due to its claim of mimicking the ad formats of the highest trafficked websites in the world, helping to increase CTRs on all forms of advertising. The commencement of the Click Press plugin happens as a new report surfaces on a major shift in US display revenue market shares.
Hanif Quentino, creator of e-MarketingChamps, has create a full review and unique bonus for the ClickPress plugin, which can be seen on his webpage:
http://www.emarketingchamps.com/ClickPress-PR
The latest outlook reveals that Facebook and Twitter are poised to grow. However, Google and Yahoo, both search engine giants, are likely going to see their share of the market slip a little bit. In matter of fact, Twitter is expected to surpass Yahoo in US display, and if that does happen, then this will be the first time that Twitter's display revenues surpasses Yahoo's.
As for Facebook's revenue share, it is expected that theirs are going to reach a little more than 26% in 2017. Twitter's share is likely going to hit almost 7%. Both these companies have seen an increase from 2014, as Facebook's share in 2014 was around 23% and Twitter's was around 3%.
As far as Google is concern, there are some that are predicting that the company's share in the display revenue market will decline to 11.1 percent in 2017. In 2014, the company's share was at around 13 percent, while Yahoo's share is expected to fall to 3.5 percent down in 2017, and that will be down from 5.5 percent.
It's worth pointing out that marketers are shifting their ad budgets to mobile, and this is one of the reasons why Facebook and Twitter are poised to grow their display advertising revenue. As matter of fact, Twitter reported that almost 90% of its $400+ million in ad revenue came via mobile devices, while Facebook reported that almost 70 percent of its revenue came from mobile back in 2014 (Q4). Furthermore, it's worth mentioning that both Facebook and Twitter have been working at trying to extend their ad reach to other websites and even mobile apps.
Yahoo's share may have dropped, but they did make gains in another area. The company's search business grew. If Yahoo continues to grow their search business, then they could end up increasing their revenue even more.
Based on this report, Facebook and Twitter are poised to continue to dominate the display advertising market. There is a good chance that the outlook discussed previously will happen. As for whether or not the two companies' shares will continue to increase over the next 3-5 years, only time will tell.
Hanif Quentino's full ClickPress review, as well as his unique bonuses, can be seen on the following webpage:
GetResponse - Click Press
For more information about us, please visit http://emarketingchamps.weebly.com/clickpress.html
Contact Info:
Name: Hanif Quentino
Organization: e-marketingchamps
Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1lUilO7gmM
Release ID: 82442
