Billions of impressions
are delivered each year across the world. Sizmek, an Open Ad Management
company, decided to sift through those billion impressions and provide some
detailed data on who clicks the most.
Regional
Banner Ad Engagement (1st Half 2016; 1.3MM Individuals, Billions
of Impressions.) |
|||
Region |
Standard Banner CTR
|
Rich Media CTR
|
Rich Media Unique Interaction
|
Global |
0.16
|
0.27
|
1.19
|
North America |
0.14
|
0.21
|
1.13
|
Latin America |
0.25
|
0.17
|
0.84
|
Europe |
0.14
|
0.35
|
1.47
|
East Asia |
0.12
|
0.36
|
0.76
|
South Asia |
0.28
|
0.35
|
1.47
|
Data
Source: Sizmek, November 2016 |
As you can see from the
chart above, standard banners have a CTR of 0.16% globally across all
industries. North America falls slightly shy of that with an average CTR of 0.14%.
Without much surprise,
rich media ads have a higher CTR globally at 0.27%. Again, North America falls
shy with a 0.21% average.
However, these numbers
are for all industries. It would be foolish to think that an ad for the latest
and greatest smartphone holds the same CTR as an ad for dentures. Of course,
Sizmek knows this and took a look into industry categories as well.
For standard banners,
apparel, telecom, and retail ads held the highest rates at 0.24%, 0.21% and
0.20% respectively. Falling in last were careers at 0.10%, corporate at 0.08%
and sports at 0.07%.
Surprisingly enough, the
script is flipped for rich media ads with corporate leading the pact with an
average CTR of 0.53%. Bringing up the rear are gaming (0.13%) and medical
(0.12%).
Sizmek reports that,
“rich media CTRs outperformed standard banner CTRs in 19 of the 21 sectors
analyzed, with standard banners holding a slight edge only in the gaming and
medical verticles.”
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