AdValue Launches in UK | Internet News

AdValue Launches in UK

Written By
Beth Cox
Beth Cox
Nov 16, 1999
1 minute read

Online media planning agency AdValue launched in the
UK, offering “sophisticated online targeting and tracking software” for the
European market.

The AdAnalyse system is unique to AdValue and allows marketers to see
concrete, quantifiable proof of return on investment for online marketing
spending, the company said.

The technology records what happens after a user
clicks on a banner, tracking their progress and particular actions on a
client’s Web site to assess whether or not they complete the desired
objectives set by the marketing team.

Clients have real-time access to the data and the information helps AdValue
and its clients to adjust campaigns-in-progress to optimize results.

“For too long, the UK media planning industry has focused on click-through
rates as a measure of campaign success. Placing some banners and hoping for a
good click through rate is no longer enough.

We believe that having specific
objectives in mind is the first step in effective online advertising. The
second step is continuously measuring the cost of achieving those objectives
and adjusting campaigns accordingly,” said Jonathan Moore, UK managing
director for AdValue.

AdValue, which offers an end-to-end online advertising solution, has other
offices in the Netherlands and New York.

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