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NetShoes leads Online Advertisers in Mexico in the First Quarter of 2013
NetShoes was by far the most active advertiser on websites in Mexico during the first quarter of 2013. Newly released data from Media Economics Group show that the Brazilian-based sporting goods retailer NetShoes accounted for a 6.3942% share of all ad occurrences on the websites tracked by the Media Economics Group’s MexicoWebMonitor™ online competitive tracking service.
Netflix.com ranked second to NetShoes with a 3.8984% share of all ad occurrences during the first quarter of 2013. American Express Company ranked third in share with a 3.5781% share of ad occurrences, followed by General Motors Corporation (3.3907%) and Century 21 Real Estate Corporation (3.2818%).
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Altogether, the top 10 advertisers accounted for 33.41% of all ad occurrences by the 781 companies that were active advertisers on websites in Mexico during the first quarter of 2013.
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Gracias y Bienvenidos a nuestros nuevos clientes!/Thanks and Welcome to our new clients!
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Thanks and welcome aboard to several new and renewing clients!
Thank you: Carat Mexicana, MediaCom Colombia, OMD/MediaWise/PhD Colombia, Publimetro Mexico, Starcom MediaVest Group Colombia, Terra Networks U.S. Hispanic.
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About Media Economics Group: Media Economics Group has been providing vital online advertising competitive intelligence in the U.S. Hispanic market since 2001 and in Latin America since 2009. Our clients include global advertising agencies and media companies such as: ESPN. Google, Grupo Expansion, Havas, IPG MediaBrands, MEC, Neo Ogilvy, OMD, Prodigy MSN, Starcom, Televisa Digital, Terra Networks, Universal McCann, Yahoo!, and Zenith Optimedia among others.
MexicoWebMonitor™ 2012 Fast Facts Round-up
A round-up of some quick “factoids” from 2012 MexicoWebMonitor™ results:
- More than 4,800 (4,805) brands/campaigns and 1,702 companies were actively advertising online in Mexico in 2012.
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Breaking Ads México: Alka-Seltzer, McDonald´s and BlackBerry
Breaking Ads Mexico. Source: MexicoWebMonitor/Media Economics Group
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Keep reading here: http://latam.portada-online.com/2013/04/10/breaking-ads-mexico-alka-seltzer-mcdonald%C2%B4s-and-blackberry-premium-content/
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For additional information (including 1 week free guest access to MexicoWebMonitor™ (or any of our other competitive services in the U.S. or Latin America) please contact: Carlos Pelay (704-841-2030; info@media-economics.com ) or visit: http://www.Media-Economics.com )
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About Media Economics Group: Media Economics Group has been providing vital online advertising competitive intelligence in the U.S. Hispanic market since 2001 and in Latin America since 2009. Our clients include global advertising agencies and media companies such as: ESPN. Google, Grupo Expansion, Havas, IPG MediaBrands, MEC, Neo Ogilvy, OMD, Prodigy MSN, Starcom, Televisa Digital, Terra Networks, Universal McCann, Yahoo!, and Zenith Optimedia among others.
New WebMonitor Feature: Find NEW Advertisers and Campaigns by Custom Site Group
We have added a new feature that we think will more easily help you to find NEW advertisers (or brands/campaigns) that ran on your competitor’s site (or in a “Custom Site Group” that you have created).
This change has been implemented in the “New Brands/Campaigns” and “New Advertisers” reports in the ArgentinaWebMonitor™, ColombiaWebMonitor™, HispanicWebMonitor™, and MexicoWebMonitor™ sites
Breaking Ads México: MetLife, HSBC y Linio.com.mx
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Keep reading here: http://mercadotecnia.portada-online.com/2013/03/13/breaking-ads-mexico-metlife-hsbc-y-linio-articulo-premium/
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For additional information (including 1 week free guest access to MexicoWebMonitor™ (or any of our other competitive services in the U.S. or Latin America) please contact: Carlos Pelay (704-841-2030; info@media-economics.com ) or visit: http://www.Media-Economics.com )
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About Media Economics Group: Media Economics Group has been providing vital online advertising competitive intelligence in the U.S. Hispanic market since 2001 and in Latin America since 2009. Our clients include global advertising agencies and media companies such as: ESPN. Google, Grupo Expansion, Havas, IPG MediaBrands, MEC, Neo Ogilvy, OMD, Prodigy MSN, Starcom, Televisa Digital, Terra Networks, Universal McCann, Yahoo!, and Zenith Optimedia among others.
