Growth Rate of Affiliate Marketing
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JupiterResearch published an affiliate marketing study in May 2008 titled, “US Online Affiliate Marketing Forecast, 2007 to 2012.”
The key finding in the report was that US online affiliate marketing spending will reach $3.3 billion in 2012.
This figure is based on the affiliate marketing industry growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13 percent over the next five years.
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The data from JupiterResearch is based on revenue earned by affiliates and affiliate networks.
Additionally, the “US Online Affiliate Marketing Forecast, 2007 to 2012″ indicates that affiliate marketing spending currently accounts for nine percent of total online ad spending and will remain at that level through 2012.
Source: JupiterResearch
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On July 23 @ 2:07 am postedUS-Wachstumsraten im Affiliate Marketing…
Wie gerade bei Shawn Collins zu lesen ist, hat  JupiterResearch im Mai 2008 eine Affiliate Marketing Studie mit dem Titel “US Online Affiliate Marketing Forecast, 2007 to 2012†veröffentlicht.
Die Hauptaussage der Studie ist, dass die Werbe… -
On July 23 @ 6:01 pm posted
[...] Collins at the Affiliate Marketing Blog reports a May 2008 study by Jupiter Research which shows that online affiliate spending will grow from [...]
Interesting even with the economy the way it is, looks like steady growth… Hopefully we see bigger spikes even!
reply to this commentSounds good to me. Growth is always appreciated in any industry.
reply to this commentInteresting and good to know that growth continues in this economy.
reply to this commentShawn i read the report and i am wondering if we see the number end up being conservative. The economy apears to be causing further spending and budget moving over to our performance marketing industry. here is a post talking supports the research an the increased growth http://www.relevantlyspeaking.com/2008/07/01/vr...
reply to this commentIt's hard to say, but I think a bad economy could be good for affiliate marketing.
It's been called “recession proof” in the past, since it's such a cost effective spend, compared with other options.
reply to this commentIt will be interesting to see how the Google Aff Network fits into the growth… or decline of other networks.
Mark
reply to this commentShawn i read the report and i am wondering if we see the number end up being conservative. The economy apears to be causing further spending and budget moving over to our performance marketing industry. here is a post talking supports the research an the increased growth http://www.relevantlyspeaking.com/2008/07/01/vr...
reply to this commentIt's hard to say, but I think a bad economy could be good for affiliate marketing.
It's been called “recession proof” in the past, since it's such a cost effective spend, compared with other options.
reply to this commentIt will be interesting to see how the Google Aff Network fits into the growth… or decline of other networks.
Mark
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