Innovative companies are reaping the benefits of increased consumer interaction from creative new online advertising solutions.
And when it comes to successful local online campaigns, Oishi is one of the success stories. The green-tea company recently launched a highly rewarding campaign to promote its new black tea. Partnering Microsoft Advertising, Oishi developed an effective Rich Media solution on Windows Live Hotmail. The campaign ran as an online game on an expandable banner in 2007 and generated an astounding 8,162,090 impressions, with an interaction rate of 551,787 in just one month. It is the beginning of the end for the original, static banner advertising. Companies can no longer rely on eye-catching headlines to drive users to click. To propel online campaigns to the next level, a new kind of online advertisement is needed that utilises animation, video and sound with interactive features. Rich Media advertising technology will ultimately enable better customer interaction and experiences with online advertising. In turn, this should spark more developments into this new technology, allowing for even more creative Rich Media resources. With this in mind, it can only be expected that more global brands - and brave local brands - will push interactive media in Thailand. The term Rich Media defines any online advertisement containing multimedia elements. Such advertisements incorporate expandable banners (banners which expand when the cursor is placed over them to reveal further detail), integrated videos (which play when clicked) and spectacular "skins", which surround the Web page with an interactive advertisement. "With the constant innovation and new trends and technologies in the area of Internet marketing, it can be easy to lose sight of the key element that makes online advertising more powerful than traditional print or TV advertising: the ability to engage users more effectively," said Kamolpat Swaengkit, national sales manager, Microsoft Advertising. According to a Synovate Young Asians survey in 2007, Thais aged between 18 and 24 spend more time connected to the Internet (6.7 hours per day) than any other media, the next highest being TV (5.5 hours).
Innovative companies are reaping the benefits of increased consumer interaction from creative new online advertising solutions.And when it comes to successful local online campaigns, Oishi is one of the success stories. The green-tea company recently launched a highly rewarding campaign to promote its new black tea. Partnering Microsoft Advertising, Oishi developed an effective Rich Media solution on Windows Live Hotmail. The campaign ran as an online game on an expandable banner in 2007 and generated an astounding 8,162,090 impressions, with an interaction rate of 551,787 in just one month. It is the beginning of the end for the original, static banner advertising. Companies can no longer rely on eye-catching headlines to drive users to click. To propel online campaigns to the next level, a new kind of online advertisement is needed that utilises animation, video and sound with interactive features. Rich Media advertising technology will ultimately enable better customer interaction and experiences with online advertising. In turn, this should spark more developments into this new technology, allowing for even more creative Rich Media resources. With this in mind, it can only be expected that more global brands - and brave local brands - will push interactive media in Thailand. The term Rich Media defines any online advertisement containing multimedia elements. Such advertisements incorporate expandable banners (banners which expand when the cursor is placed over them to reveal further detail), integrated videos (which play when clicked) and spectacular "skins", which surround the Web page with an interactive advertisement. "With the constant innovation and new trends and technologies in the area of Internet marketing, it can be easy to lose sight of the key element that makes online advertising more powerful than traditional print or TV advertising: the ability to engage users more effectively," said Kamolpat Swaengkit, national sales manager, Microsoft Advertising. According to a Synovate Young Asians survey in 2007, Thais aged between 18 and 24 spend more time connected to the Internet (6.7 hours per day) than any other media, the next highest being TV (5.5 hours).
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