13 Dec Cost Of Advertising On Google’s Homepage?
I’m not sure how many of you noticed the other day but there was a bit of advertising on Google’s homepage the other day for the second Hobbit movie. I don’t have much to go on other than I wonder what that kind of advertising cost, and how many users did that little link drive.
While it is of course intertwined with Chrome and a great ploy to get more users on their browser, it must have cost a pretty penny on the production company side of things. I doubt this spot would get sold just to anyone and it’s a great cross branding promotion in my books.
The Middle Earth experience that link takes you on is pretty damn cool as well so it’s a content marketing hit if you ask me. Take a look at one of the videos which should give you a good idea of what the
So my question to our readers is what do you think that little link would have cost just for a single day’s advertising?
Geoff
Posted at 18:26h, 13 DecemberAfter fiddling around with the app for a minute, I figure they must have spent at least a hundred thousand dollars developing the thing.
Whether or not Google took any money for that link, though, I don’t know. Apparently no money changed hands with the naming of Android’s KitKat release so maybe they’re just scratching the backs of companies and people they want to get in bed with? It showcases Google’s products just as much as it showcases the Hobbit.