52% of internet users would switch off behavioural targeting if given the option

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The research section hosts details of our annual, independent Online Advertising Report, which provides an in-depth analysis of consumer trends in online advertising.

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Independent YouGov Research

Introducing part one of the research - "Attitudes towards online advertising"
The following research document is the first part of the Addvantage Media annual Online Advertising Report 2010 which conducted independent YouGov research of UK adults.

This report summary delivers an analysis of consumer attitudes towards online advertising, focusing on engagement and preferred online platforms. The research reveals that niche websites are the preferred online platform for internet users as a source of relevant information and quality content.

Through an analysis on consumer engagement with adverts across online platforms, this report demonstrates that targeted adverts on niche websites are the most effective way of gaining consumer engagement, translating into click through results.

Introducing part two of the research - "Attitudes towards behavioural"
The following research document is the second part of the Addvantage Media annual Online Advertising Report 2010 which conducted independent YouGov research of UK adults.

This report summary delivers an analysis of consumer attitudes towards behavioural targeted adverts online. The research reveals that consumers are still inherently suspicious of behavioural targeting and that many consumers find behavioural targeted adverts irrelevant. The report also concludes that behavioural targeting, when done badly, can actually be more damaging for a brand.
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