Microsoft AdCenter Labs New and Improved Beta Tools - Search Prediction

Posted by Marshall on January 25, 2007 | Link It

While reading WebAnalyticsBook today a rumor surfaced about a new Microsoft AdCenter Editor product - or a downloadable version of AdCenter - not sure which.  Since I'm not really involved with Paid Advertising that much - I quickly read the post which covered AdCenter Labs Third Annual Demo Fest - I quickly went over to  http://adlab.msn.com to look for myself and what changed.

In fact, here's the official fact sheet on all the new AdLabs changes.  About 80% of the tool set is the same as before, so I won't go over that part.  Here's what I found interesting about the new or improved offerings:

Under the Paid Search Offerings there's a new Keyword Forcast Tool that allows for the impression count and demographic predictions for a set of keywords:

pet supplies dog bones dog house
01 - 2006 70619 4018 12088
02 - 2006 82796 5133 10646
03 - 2006 97037 5592 13926
04 - 2006 108190 4501 12337
05 - 2006 85476 5359 11102
06 - 2006 85130 5821 10844
07 - 2006 89893 5259 11202
08 - 2006 80591 4457 12981
09 - 2006 85583 5934 13257
10 - 2006 310703 7301 15239
11 - 2006 263865 6958 15663
12 - 2006 85683 6603 15541
01 - 2007 132207 8513 16691
02 - 2007 126062 9676 21036
03 - 2007 146319 12179 18714
Age <18 (9.8%) 20.41% 20% 20%
Age 18-24 (26.8%) 18.64% 20% 20%
Age 25-34 (27.2%) 19.02% 20% 20%
Age 35-49 (23%) 18.97% 20% 20%
Age 50+ (13.2%) 22.96% 20% 20%
Male 54.44% 50% 50%
Female 45.56% 50% 50%

I could have provided a nicer chart but numbers were easier to put in this blog post.

What's interesting - the peak demand for Pet Supplies is in September - but I'm not sure I agree with gender assignments as my research shows a 70% Female audience for Pet Supplies while Microsoft's tool shows closer to the reverse.  Don't bet the bank on tools like this - but it's interesting to look at anyway.

In may next post I'll cover another of the new Microsoft AdLabs tools.

 

 

 



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