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DUBLIN, Jan. 26, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Digital Advertising Global Market Report 2022" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global digital market is expected to grow from $178.60 billion in 2021 to $208.00 billion in 2022 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.5%. The market is expected to reach $354.90 billion in 2026 at a CAGR of 14.3%.

North America was the largest region in the digital advertising market in 2021. Asia Pacific was the second largest region in digital advertising market. The regions covered in this report are Asia-Pacific, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, North America, South America, Middle East and Africa.

The internet user base expansion along with self-service platforms is driving the global digital advertising market. Internet is extensively used for e-commerce, e-learning, social connectivity, media, communication, and file transfers. According to Internet World Stats, as of June 2020, the number of internet users in the world is 4.8 billion which accounts for more than 60% of the global population. In addition to this, the growing popularity of self-service advertising platforms is also being the main contributor to the digital advertising market. Self-service advertising platforms are providing advertisers more convenience in the placement of their advertisements. The ease of being able to set up and administer their campaigns without the inconvenience of dealing with human intermediaries draws advertisers' attention towards digital marketing. Therefore, an increase in the internet user base along with self-service platforms is driving the market.

Technological advancements such as AR (Augmented Reality) are a major trend gaining popularity in the global digital advertising market. These days, advertisers have adopted augmented reality in their advertising strategies to enhance the user experience. For instance, in 2021, Snapchat, a pioneer in AR ads, has launched a studio to assist clients in developing augmented reality advertising and experiences, as part of an effort to popularise the use of technology that can overlay computer-generated pictures over a person's perspective of the actual world. AR ads are more than informative as people will have the ability to interact with the content rather than just viewing it.

The growing use of ad blockers is expected to hinder the global digital advertising market. Most internet users do not prefer ads as they are not interested in the ad content and block these ads. This is becoming a constraint to the advertisers in reaching their audience and promoting their business. Therefore, the rise in the use of ad blockers is expected to limit the market growth.

The report covers market characteristics, size and growth, segmentation, regional and country breakdowns, competitive landscape, market shares, trends and strategies for this market. It traces the market's historic and forecast market growth by geography. It places the market within the context of the wider digital advertising market, and compares it with other markets.

Scope

Markets Covered:

Countries: Australia; Brazil; China; France; Germany; India; Indonesia; Japan; Russia; South Korea; UK; USA

Regions: Asia-Pacific; Western Europe; Eastern Europe; North America; South America; Middle East; Africa

Time series: Five years historic and ten years forecast.

Data: Ratios of market size and growth to related markets, GDP proportions, expenditure per capita,

Data segmentations: country and regional historic and forecast data, market share of competitors, market segments.

Companies Mentioned

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January 31, 2022 // Franchising.com // WINTER PARK, Fla. & ORLANDO, Fla. - In 1996, Linda Sang decided to leave the corporate world and join the Minuteman Press franchise family, and she is now celebrating 25 years in business. Lindas daughter Darcy has been along for the ride, saying in a recent newsletter, It was a world that none of us knew anything about, but would quickly learn as every available hand was recruited to answer phones, hand collate and staple jobs and market the business for our intrepid leader. And we have been doing it ever since.

Being in business for over 25 years, Linda shares her biggest keys to longevity and growth. She says, We keep pushing to get new customers in various methods. The pandemic initially cut down on the door-to-door marketing that has always been successful in the past for us. We currently do more social media, thanks to my daughter, Darcy, and some direct mail campaigns targeting local businesses and new businesses.

Linda continues, We are also very attentive to our customers, keeping them informed and helping them find solutions/options for their needs. We respond to emails almost instantly and turn quotes around as quickly as possible, generally the same day if there isnt a lot of research involved. When we make deliveries, each customer gets a goody bag with notepads and other branded items. Many customers get excited about our deliveries, sometimes even more so for our giveaways rather than their finished jobs.

Over the past two years, Linda and her team have utilized various digital and print marketing tools available to them. She says, We have gotten more into social media than in the past and have worked on getting high Google ratings, as customers do look at reviews. We do find that we are getting a lot of requests from Google and the Minuteman Press Internet Marketing program. We also test out the suggested methods from Minuteman Press corporate (such as the lumpy mailer and direct mail campaigns) and see what works best for us and our customer base. Otherwise, we are simply doing what we have always done through the years provide solid customer relations.

Whats next for Minuteman Press in Winter Park? Linda says, We hope to grow this year by reaching out to new prospective customers and generate more referrals.

Lastly, Linda reflects on the family business and says, In our case, Darcy and I work together well and have the same goals and work ethic. My husband, Kelly, is semi-retired and helps out when we need him. When you have this situation, you dont have to worry about someone showing up to work or leaving for other opportunities. There is always loyalty. We also find it key to treat our employees as if they are family as well. Not only does it create a pleasant working environment, but loyalty builds as well. We work lean and mean, which makes for some long days, but when you trust your employees and family, it is truly a joy.

For more information on Minuteman Press in Winter Park, FL, visit https://minuteman.com/us/locations/fl/winter-park.

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Brian Wallace is the Founder and President of NowSourcing, an industry leading infographic design agency and he was in my neighborhood, which is actually his old neighborhood and stop by to talk shop. He now kind of jumps between Louisville, Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio. Brain is in a unique spot that touches on SEO and content marketing but specializing in infographic design.

Brian has been in the internet world since the early 2000s, doing some blogging early on, he is also even a Google Small Business Advisor but started his agency back in 2006. In 2008 or so, he said he realized that infographics are a great way to generate signal - not noise - around a company and service. His company just focuses on infographics and they do it incredibly well, so stick with that niche.

So we spoke about some of the controversy around infographics and Brain explained it super well. We got into the topic of did SEOs or marketers ruin infographics, the answer is no. And while a lot of the appeal is about how infographics drive links, it is more than that. It is not about creating cheap content and infographics, those who create amazing content and infographics stand above the rest.

His company even helped an NBA player land a new contract through infographics. And it worked - this player got a $64 million deal - more on that here! So infographics works well beyond just link building.

You can learn more about Brian Wallace @nowsourcing on social.

You can subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking here so you don't miss the next vlog where I interviews. I do have a nice lineup of interviews scheduled with SEOs and SEMS, many of which you don't want to miss - and I promise to continue to make these vlogs better over time. If you want to be interviewed, please fill out this form with your details.

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Although they are frequently mentioned together, Internet marketing and search engine optimization (SEO) are not the same things. To help you make the most of this pair of business-boosting methods, we will explain how they differ so you can create a balanced approach that crushes your competitors.

You will find various definitions that describe Internet marketing, but here it is in a nutshell: a collection of methods used to market services and products online. In other words, if you are trying to sell something or make it more visible via the Internet, then you are doing Internet marketing.

There are several methods used in Internet marketing. Some businesses focus on one method, while others use several to expand their reach. Here are some of the most common elements of Internet marketing:

Read: How to Drive Traffic to Your Site with Content

Search Engine Optimization or SEO involves implementing strategies to help your website rank near the top of search engine results pages (SERPs). Some SEO practices that many use to achieve that goal include:

Now that we have defined what SEO and Internet marketing are, it is time to compare them and see how they differ. For starters, SEO is seen as a subset of Internet marketing. While Internet marketing encompasses several methods, such as content marketing, email marketing, social media marketing, videos, paid ads, and so on, SEO can be applied to most of those methods to improve them. For example, using the right keywords in your content can help get more eyes on your posts and pages.

The second biggest difference between SEO and Internet marketing is that their costs can sit on opposite ends of the expense spectrum. SEO tends to be less costly than Internet marketing since it involves writing content, using the right keywords, etc. On the other hand, Internet marketing can drive up your costs if you employ paid advertising to improve your visibility and sales.

Lastly, SEO aims to impress search engines to improve your rankings. It can be seen as more technical, as you look to appeal to algorithms via the right keywords, meta information, and the like. On the flip side, Internet marketing aims to appeal to people. When creating content, ads, social media posts, etc., you need to craft everything to inform, entertain, or connect to people. As such, Internet marketing may seem like more of an art versus a science.

Read: Simple Tips to Improve Website Ranking

Internet marketing and digital marketing are sometimes used interchangeably. While very similar, they are slightly different.

Digital marketing describes strategies that employ all digital channels for promoting products or services. Like Internet marketing, digital marketing has an online presence via:

But digital marketing also has an offline presence via TV, indoor and outdoor billboards, SMS texts, and radio spots to help a business greatly expand its reach across all avenues.

To simplify things, you can think of Internet marketing as a more precise subset of digital marketing. While Internet marketing requires you to be online, digital marketing, in some cases, does not.

As its name suggests, this form of marketing uses various social media platforms to connect with your audience, expand your brand, promote your products and services, drive traffic to your website, and increase sales. It is a subset of Internet and digital marketing and is quite popular nowadays since the use of social media has skyrocketed to become part of everyday life.

You can implement social media marketing via several platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and more. But you can also implement it via various forms, such as photo ads, video ads, stories ads, and messenger ads.

Read: Best Social Media Optimization Tips

Tackling Internet marketing on your own can be quite a daunting task since it has so many moving parts. To make life easier, try these Internet marketing tools that can serve a variety of purposes:

Read:Best SEO Software Paid and Free SEO Tools

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The ongoing coronavirus pandemic continues to change the way we work even two years later and because of the crisis, jobs that hardly existed five years ago are now some of the most in-demand positions throughout the United States.

On Tuesday, LinkedIn released its 2022 Jobs on the Rise list highlighting the 25 fastest-growing positions over the last five years, based on the job titles with highest growth rates on its website between January 2017 and July 2021.

The jobs at the top of the list such as vaccine specialist, customer marketing manager and machine learning engineer have seen hiring skyrocket as a result of the pandemic.These jobs have seen "hundreds to thousands of new hires over the last five years," according to LinkedIn, with some jobs, like vaccine specialist, going from almost no jobs in 2017 to having hundreds of open positions in 2021.

"If you asked me two years ago to guess what the top job in 2022 would be, I wouldn't have said 'vaccine specialist' in a million years," Dan Roth, the editor-in-chief and vice president at LinkedIn tells CNBC Make It.

Other tech roles have become popular because the pandemic has increased our dependence on the internet. "Several of these positions, especially customer marketing managers and user experience researchers, are helping companies figure out how to reach their customers better online," Roth notes.

Some positions have risen in demand for non-pandemic reasons: "Diversity and inclusion manager," which ranks No. 2 on LinkedIn's list, became a sought-after role after the murder of George Floyd in May 2020, which reignited outrage against racism and police brutality. "The demand from employees for having an inclusive workforce that reflects the actual world we live in is here to stay," Roth says.

Twenty-four of the 25 positions on LinkedIn's list offer remote or flexible job opportunities, another trend that has been accelerated by the pandemic. In the past, Roth says it was "extremely rare" to see such a high volume of remote jobs, but employers are responding to calls for flexibility to attract and retain talent in a tight labor market.

Here are the top 10 fastest-growing jobs in 2022, according to LinkedIn; you can read the full list of the top 25 jobs here.

Industries: health care, government administration, staffing and recruiting

Job description: Vaccine specialists may work in the research, development, production or distribution of vaccines, though many of the jobs are found in medical sales.

Salary range (from Glassdoor): $53,000-$106,000

Top locations hiring: New York City metropolitan area, greater Boston, Los Angeles metropolitan area

Industries: higher education, mon-profit organization management, health care

Job description: Diversity and inclusion managers usually lead a team of people supporting initiatives related to fostering diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging within an organization.

Salary range: $60,000-$145,000

Top locations hiring: Washington D.C.-Baltimore area, New York City metropolitan area, greater Chicago area

Industries: computer software, internet, information technology and services

Job description: Customer marketing managers often sit between sales and marketing departments, helping develop and execute marketing activities to drive customer advocacy and engagement, such as awards programs and events.

Salary range: $89,900-$154,000

Top locations hiring: San Francisco Bay Area, greater Boston, greater Chicago area

Industries: internet, computer software, information technology and services

Job description: Machine learning engineers develop and implement self-running artificial intelligence algorithms and systems for products and applications.

Salary range: $72,600-$170,000

Top locations hiring: San Francisco Bay Area, greater Seattle area, Los Angeles metropolitan area

Industries: biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, research

Job description: Process development scientists research and develop ways to manufacture products and streamline existing manufacturing processes.

Salary range: $52,000-$119,000

Top locations hiring: greater Boston, San Francisco Bay Area, greater Philadelphia

Industries: computer software, information technology and services, internet

Job description: Business development representatives are usually early-career salespeople responsible for identifying and reaching out to prospective clients.

Salary range: $35,000-$68,200

Top locations hiring: greater Boston, San Francisco Bay Area, greater Chicago area

Industries: marketing and advertising, information technology and services, internet

Job description: Search marketing managers develop paid search marketing campaigns across digital channels.

Salary range: $46,000-$90,400

Top locations hiring: New York City metropolitan area, greater Chicago area, Los Angeles metropolitan area

Industries: internet, computer software, information technology and services

Job description: User experience researchers research user motivations, preferences and behaviors to help inform business strategy and product development.

Salary range: $68,800-$151,000

Top locations hiring: San Francisco Bay Area, greater Seattle area, New York City metropolitan area

Industries: computer software, information technology and services, financial services

Job description: Business system administrators are responsible for installing and maintaining a company's hardware and software systems.

Salary range: $52,400-$110,000

Top locations hiring: Salt Lake City metropolitan area, Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, greater Minneapolis-St. Paul area

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