6 Stats and Facts About Digital Marketing Budgets and Spending

  1. CMOs plan to increase their spending on digital marketing in general by 14.7% over the next year, and to raise social media’s share of total marketing spending from 9.9% currently to 13.5% in the next twelve months, and 22.4% five years from now. (MediaPost)
  2. Spending on digital marketing is predicted to grow 12% in the next year, while budgets for traditional (non-Internet) advertising will fall 2%. (The CMO Survey)
  3. B2B digital ad spending increased 15% to $5.8 billion in 2014 — due largely to growth in native advertising — while display advertising is becoming less important. (MediaPost)
  4. Digital marketing spend is forecasted to account for 35% of total budgets in 2016. (Business2Community)
  5. After SEM at 47% of total digital marketing spend, online display advertising (banner ads, re-marketing, and re-targeting) is expected to capture the next biggest share of the online spend at about 34% of total online spend and about 10% of the total marketing budget. (Business2Community)
  6. The top four channels for increases in digital marketing spend last year were email marketing (61% of marketers increasing spending on this channel), social media (49%), mobile marketing (40%), and SEO/PPC (38%). (Relevate)
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