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Sunday, February 1, 2009

Analysis Result

Analysis of Whether Consumers uses Freeware such as AdBlocker Plus to get Rid of Annoying Ads
The analysis result is finally out! I would like to put across my big gratitude to Vizu Web Polls for their friendly user interface and not forgetting an ocean of thanks to readers whom read and make an effort to cast a vote. =)

Readers pick their vote through multiple choices in a list of 4.

  1. a) YES
  2. b) NO. I'LL JUST PASS. IT ISN'T THAT MADDENING YET.
  3. c) NO. CAUSE I AM ALREADY DOING THAT PHYSICALLY. NO NEED INSTALLATION HASSLES.
  4. d) NO. CAUSE I FIND THESE ADS INTERESTING AND NOT BOTHERSOME AT ALL.

The survey exploring where internet ads could be disturbing concludes that internet advertising is really and truly maddening. 50% of readers voted on C, whereas A & D ended with fair percentage of 25%. Ironically, none of any readers cast a vote on B.

This is a universal predicament that makes all advertising agencies vulnerable. The failure of advertisers apply its artistic magic to online advertising space illustrate how the absence of genuine interactivity – in this case, developed by advertising agencies with marketers - makes it impossible to realize digital's potential. Interactivity that gives consumers of what they want and are willing to pay for, is the plum growth vehicle that eludes many companies, even as broadband is burgeoning as a global lifeline for critical communication and entertainment.

The predicament of online advertisers advertises online without knowing their market and core purposes would prolonged unless media and advertisers use interactivity to capture surfers' attention. Nonetheless, knowing consumers' desire is fairly important too.

Thousands of disparate tiny steps are being taken to explore connectivity as a hub utility at a time when bold strides are needed. This is, after all, no recessionary retrenchment; it's a revolution.

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