Education and University Space Must Lower Online Customer Acquisition Costs to Survive, Says Leadpile
4 April 2006
Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) April 2, 2006 -- According to Jupiter research, online search and display advertising will grow to $15 billion in 2010, and paid search advertising will be critical to this burgeoning growth. Rich media and streaming media will also see strong growth, generating almost $4.5 billion in 2010, as will classified advertising, which will bring in $4.1 billion. With this increase in online advertising will come some very important decisions for Education and University players to handle their online lead acquisition costs, says Leadpile.com
Leadpile says that online advertisers are primarily choosing Google and Yahoo! for their campaigns. As paid search continues its steady growth, and as commercial search traffic will cause cost-per-click (CPC) prices rise, Education and University players will quickly have to decide where they will place their online advertising dollars in order to further compete in the expanding online world. As online advertising continues to occupy a significant portion of the Education and University overall advertising budget, both online ad agencies and Education and University marketing executives will have to focus on what approach and creative strategies will best increase their return on investment (ROI), and lower their acquisition costs. Bottom line, Education and University players will have to pay much more attention to online lead generation and acquisition costs as online advertising gets more competitive each and every day.
Andrew Jacob, CEO of Leadpile.com says, «The online Education and University space will continue to get more and more competitive. Only those companies that can keep their acquisition costs low will bloom in the burgeoning online world. Today, Education and University players are not taking full advantage of the online opportunity, both nationally and locally. National and Local advertising has a long way to go in the online space, and only those Companies that find the most direct route to their target consumer will win.»
Leadpile offers the Education and University space the first ever, secure, online centralized location to engage in an efficient lead marketplace. The Leadpile marketplace allows the actual Originators of Leads, and the Education and University players themselves to decide what price they are each willing to sell, and buy, their leads at, and the way in which the lead delivery will take place. Andrew Jacob, CEO of Leadpile, says «The Internet Lead Space has been a bifurcated marketplace for too long. Our centralized marketplace, where Buyers and Sellers of Leads meet, is revolutionary, and will take the Online Lead Industry to the next level of efficiency by eliminating multiple layers of Lead Middleman who have driven the cost of Leads to Unprecedented Levels for Lead Buyers. «Our proprietary system allows Buyers and Sellers of leads to engage in the World's largest and most efficient marketplace. Lead Buyers can now have access to the highest number of quality Lead Sellers in one simple to use location. Lead Sellers can have access to the world's strongest Lead Buyers who will bid for their high quality leads. For the first time in E-commerce history, a Lead has finally been made into a commodity.» Jacob adds, «We are very pleased to offer an efficient, centralized alternative for Lead Buyers and Sellers to transact business in a more efficient marketplace, than say, a traditional, old-fashioned affiliate marketing program like Commission Junction.»
Leadpile.com is known as the business man's «Holy Grail» for its online lead generation services. Leadpile is the leader in the Internet Lead Generation industry. And, with over 2.4 million leads produced and delivered, Leadpile is the World's Largest Online Lead Marketplace. For more information on the news that is the subject of this release or to interview Andrew Jacob, CEO of Leadpile, visit http://www.Leadpile.com, or call 877-LEAD-PILE.
Source: prweb
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