Yahoo! and Nielsen launch Online Advertising Effectiveness Study

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Yahoo! and Nielsen launch Online Advertising Effectiveness Study

Yahoo! and The Nielsen Company have launched the Brand Impact, a study aimed at quantifying the branding effectiveness of online advertising campaigns across Asia.

The Yahoo! Nielsen Brand Impact project will consist of a series of 100 case studies which will gauge the brand effectiveness of online advertising campaigns. This study will provide better Internet insights to marketers based on a range of digital marketing evaluation benchmarks that will enable advertisers to compare the branding performance of their online ads against the online advertising sector and within their industry verticals. Brand Impact will also provide advertisers with a range of metrics, including awareness, favourability, purchase consideration, recommendation and purchase intent.

According to David Webb, Nielsen's Managing Director of Advertising Solutions, APMEA Region, "The online sector in Asia and around the world has seen exponential growth in advertising spend as companies look to determine the right balance across media to best reach consumers. Up until now, however, these companies have been operating with limited metrics to evaluate the success of their online campaigns.

Nitin Mathur, Senior Director Marketing, Yahoo! India, said, "It is critical for today's marketers to be able to measure their return on a marketing investment and Yahoo! has taken the lead in the industry by working with Nielsen to produce benchmarking metrics that marketers can leverage to evaluate the success of their online advertising campaigns."

Brand Impact will be carried out over the next 24 months and will involve 100 campaigns from several markets in the region, including Taiwan, Hong Kong, India, Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.

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