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Internet Marketing Trends Report 2010 (UK & Europe)

Internet Marketing in the UK and Europe Remains Resilient to Economic Downturn

It is safe to say that 2009 was a year of economic crisis for markets all over the world. As the "R" word resonated on the minds of business owners everywhere, they began tightening their budgets to adapt to the economic challenges.

Participation in the recession is a choice, and companies must challenge themselves to evaluate their businesses and understand how they can change in order to surpass the economic conditions.

Though 2009 was a year of hardship, many believe that 2010 will be a year of economic recovery. Over the past year, Internet advertising spending in the UK and Europe increased drastically, as spending through traditional advertising venues, such as newspaper, radio and television shrank. This trend is projected to continue in 2010.

The #1 fastest growing advertising channel is the Internet, and businesses need to re-invent their marketing strategies and capitalise on this medium in order to rise above the economic challenges.

This Internet Marketing Trends Report is a brief synopsis of the current online marketing activities in the UK and Europe, as well as the projected trends for the coming years. Specifically, the report covers Internet usage and penetration, total advertising spending, Internet marketing spending and social media trends.

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e-Commerce to total $329 billion by 2010

E-Commerce to total
$329 billion by 2010,
which represents 13%
of total US sales.
Source: Forrester Research
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