DoubleClick Report Reveals EMEA Data On CTRs And Format Performance For DFA Advertising

There's again been some interesting numbers eminating from Google this week, as it releases DFA's 2009 EMEA ad data to the industry. The headline grabbers include: a correlation between ad size and performance; declining CTRs as advertiser look to flash and rich media as alternative means of engagement; and, if there was any surprise, the close connection between scarcity and ad performance. CTRs are still horribly low, and you wonder if the patience of brand managers in Europe is beginning to wear thin when faced with such anaemic performance from display advertising budgets.

Here are some of the charts you need to see (the EMEA data includes the folowing countries, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom):

Click-Through Rate for Static Image (Blue) and Flash Ads (Green) by Industry Vertical

Click Through Rate by DoubleClick Rich Media Format

DFA Impressions, EMEA, 2009

Ciaran O'Kane: Ciaran O’Kane is the CEO of WireCorp, the publishing holding group focused on the digital advertising, retail technology and gaming sectors.  He has worked in digital advertising over the last twenty years as a developer, digital marketer, ad operations provider, media monetisation specialist and senior sales executive.  He continues to write editorial for ExchangeWire on advertising technology, marketing technology and programmatic  - and acts as an advisor to a number of leading digital media companies in Europe.
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