DCCI: 2008 Chinese Paid Search Revenues Reach RMB 5 Bln
Netease Tech, 2/05/09
The Data Center of the Chinese Internet (DCCI) has released new statistics for 2008 search engine advertising revenues showing that China's search advertising revenues rose to RMB 5.08 bln last year. DCCI predicts that search advertising revenues will grow to RMB 8.49 bln in 2009, up 67% over 2008. Search engine traffic rose and fell by varying degrees in 2008, influenced by such major events as the Wenchuan earthquake and the Olympics, and by increased attention to and investment in search advertising from both SMEs and branded advertisers. Keyword ads, content network ads, search-based branding ads, and other search-related services grew by a combined 86.2% in 2008.
Keywords: market size online advertising forecast growth rate 2008 2009 DCCI Internet Olympics statistics online search revenue
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