When compared on the three most common banner sizes within Lotame's network of sites, the firm found that wide skyscrapers (160x600) had the highest click-through rate performance, followed by medium rectangles (300x250) and leaderboards (728x90), which had roughly the same click-through rate performance.
The study, which factored in consumer usage data from over 250 publishers, also concluded that click-through rates are not the best metric to determine a rich media ad's effectiveness.
"Up to this point, click-based performance on social-based inventory has been below average," the study finds. "When we looked to interaction rate, another popular measure of campaign performance, we found a different story. Where social media click-through rates were often half of DoubleClick rates, social media interaction rates observed on the Lotame Co-op were often more than 2x higher than DoubleClick interaction rate benchmarks."
These lower rates were a persistent trend across each ad size examined (728x90, 300x250, and 160x600), rich media format (video vs. non-video, expandable vs. non-expandable), and industry.
While users in the social media space may be less apt to click on banner ads, the study concludes, it seems that they interact with them at a higher rate and in a more meaningful fashion when it comes to video, particularly with regard to campaigns for products in the entertainment industry.
Source : Mediapost
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