Figures of how successful the web has become are often published in the national press and indeed online. However, those in the industry and beginning to share a common complaint, and that is the lack of skilled and experienced staff that is available.
Some 13 million people plan to change their careers at least two times over the course of their working lives, a new survey from Friends Provident has found.
While even banks seem to be unable to keep themselves afloat in the economic turmoil that engulfs us, one sector is not just floating but apparently flying - the professional SEO services industry.
New figures from the IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index show that online spending reached £4.67 billion in December.
A total of 3.8 million people bought goods online on Christmas Day 2008, spending a total of £102 million.
Major online retailers that upgrade to offer true multichannel shopping and delivery/return options — as well as value for money — will gain market share, says eMarketer.
You may be surprised (although I’m not) that 83 per cent of businesses maintained or increased their online marketing.
UK online ad spending will pass £3.5 billion in 2009, and will show some growth despite financial and political uncertainties in the UK.
Online advertising spending in the UK shot up by 38 per cent to £2.8bn last year, and is on track to knock TV off the number one spot by the end of next year, according to figures published today.