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Subject: Re: UKNM: the absurd economics of the net
From: Steve Johnston/IMRG
Date: Thu, 4 Feb 1999 19:54:36 GMT

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>How the Hell do you ensure that the banners are read?

>Which brings me back to my favourite rant. BANNERS JUST SUCK.

The results of an online survey of 12-16 year olds we have been running
since the 19th Jansupport your contention entirely. Answer 11, 78% do not
click on banners):
http://www.imrg.org/survey/answers/youth.htm

As I suspect there are very few 12-16 year olds on this list, so can I
request you do not fill in a response. But for those interested, the
question page is here:
http://www.imrg.org/survey/answers/youth.htm

<snip>
>Advertising - Get Over It.

I've tried such heresy on this audience before, they don't like it. Or
rather they ignore it.

Steve Johnston
Director of Development
The IMRG
www.imrg.org
07000 46 46 74

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