Online Advertising Day at AdLink Media
On Wednesday, AdLink Media, a member of the Goldback Media Group, held its annual Online Advertising Day. Together with over 100 invited guests, the development and future of online advertising was discussed on Wednesday morning, according to a press release from AdLink Media.
On Wednesday, AdLink Media, a member of the Goldback Media Group, held its annual Online Advertising Day. Together with over 100 invited guests, the development and future of online advertising was discussed on Wednesday morning, according to a press release from AdLink Media. The Swiss advertising market continues to develop positively and the online advertising segment is at the top of the list.
Among others, Neil Scoble spoke about his experiences in email marketing and the managing director of the European Interactive Advertising Association (EIAA), Alison Fennah. She presented data on the pan-European online market and international online advertising trends.
Giovanni Piccheri used a practical example to explain the role and advantages of online advertising and Martin Sinning showed how a marketing strategy can be developed exclusively for the online channel.
According to the press release, Stephan Suter from AdLink Media concluded that online platforms and the advertising realized on them are an ideal means of efficiently ensuring sales growth.
Among others, Neil Scoble spoke about his experiences in email marketing and the managing director of the European Interactive Advertising Association (EIAA), Alison Fennah. She presented data on the pan-European online market and international online advertising trends.
Giovanni Piccheri used a practical example to explain the role and advantages of online advertising and Martin Sinning showed how a marketing strategy can be developed exclusively for the online channel.
According to the press release, Stephan Suter from AdLink Media concluded that online platforms and the advertising realized on them are an ideal means of efficiently ensuring sales growth.
