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The future of advertising | Economist
Topic: Business 12:44 am EDT, Jun 29, 2004

As advertising starts to climb out of its recent slump, the answer to their problem is easier to find as the real effects of advertising become more measurable. But that is exposing another, potentially more horrible truth, for the $1 trillion advertising and marketing industry: in some cases, it can be a lot more than half of the client's budget that is going down the drain.

The advertising industry is passing through one of the most disorienting periods in its history. This is due to a combination of long-term changes, such as the growing diversity of media, and the arrival of new technologies, notably the internet. Consumers have become better informed than ever before, with the result that some of the traditional methods of advertising and marketing simply no longer work.

Cnsumers are becoming far more sophisticated in their reaction to all forms of advertising and marketing, so smarter ways have to be used to reach them.

"Consumers are getting harder to influence as commercial clutter invades their lives," says a recent report by Deutsche Bank.

Factoid: Procter & Gamble is the biggest advertiser in the world.

The future of advertising | Economist



 
 
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