ZenithOptimedia: Online Ad Spend To Overtake Radio, Magazines In Two Years
With the exception of online, the ad industry is in a slump. Growth is in the low single digits and will only gain next year because of the US presidential election, European football, and Olympics. Accordingly, ZenithOptimedia has released an advertising forecast that reflects projected growth of a modest 4.1 percent in the US and […]
With the exception of online, the ad industry is in a slump. Growth is in the low single digits and will only gain next year because of the US presidential election, European football, and Olympics. Accordingly, ZenithOptimedia has released an advertising forecast that reflects projected growth of a modest 4.1 percent in the US and 6.7 percent globally. It’s covered by AdAge and PaidContent.
Among the highlights as reported in AdAge:
Global online ad spending will rise to $44.6 billion in 2008 from $36 billion today. The Internet’s share of the global ad market will grow to 9.4 percent from 8.1 percent currently.
“We predict internet advertising to pass three milestones over the next three years,” ZenithOptimedia’s forecast said. “We expect it to overtake radio advertising in 2008; to attain a double-digit share of global advertising in 2009; and to overtake magazine advertising in 2010, with 11.5% of total ad spend.”
The forecast predicts continuing share and revenue losses for print newspapers, radio, and magazines. TV is expected to be flat for the next couple of years:
Source: AdAge/ZenithOptimedia (2007)
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