Digital Market Outlook: UK banner ad revenue as share of GDP by device 2022

The graph presents the digital banner advertising revenue as percentage of gross domestic product in the United Kingdom in 2016, and provides a forecast thereof until 2022, broken down by device. The desktop banner ad revenue in the UK is estimated to account for 0.09 percent of GDP in 2017. An overview of all Digital Markets can be found here.
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Digital banner advertising revenue as percentage of gross domestic product (GDP) in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2016 to 2022, by device

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Release date

March 2018

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Region

United Kingdom

Survey time period

2017

Supplementary notes

* Estimate.
Banner advertising is one of the most common forms of digital advertising. Banners come in various shapes, sizes and formats and are displayed on a website accessed via desktop PCs or on a mobile-enabled website or in an app. Typical formats are e.g. skyscrapers, wallpapers, interstitials or pop-ups which usually link to a landing-page of the advertiser. In addition to these static banners so-called rich media banners allow playing sounds, animations or videos. Videos which are displayed instead of a static banner outside of a certain video player are considered Rich Media. Overlay advertisements and pre-roll, mid-roll, post-roll video ads within web- or app-based video players are no banners, but are categorized as video advertising. All figures refer to gross values.
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