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July 17, 2008

Social Marketing Scorecard, 2008

Evaluating Current and Future Spending

by Emily Riley

with David Card

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Executive Summary

Social marketing includes an extensive array of new tactics and metrics that are not scalable across Web sites, making it difficult for advertisers to determine where and how to spend their money.

Key Questions

  • What percentage of advertisers' online budgets are they devoting to social marketing?
  • What factors are creating the greatest challenges for social marketers?
  • How can publishers and service providers attract a greater share of social marketing spending?

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RESEARCH CATEGORIES

Analyst

Emily Riley

Technology

Marketing & Advertising, Interactive Marketing

Geography

Asia Pacific, Europe, North America