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Behold, the medium rectangle ad banner, a 300x250 pixel digital canvas that has captivated audiences for years! A recent ad tech report from Epom suggests its era may be at an end. The MREC format is popular, but it is not the most effective nor cost-effective.
The history of the medium rectangle can be traced back to the early 2000s, when it earned its place among the standardized formats due to its versatility and nonintrusive size. Its popularity can also be attributed to its size, creating a compelling balance between visuals and messaging.
However, the limitations of MREC have become more apparent as technology evolves and user behavior changes. The emergence of new ad formats, mobile advertising challenges, and increased demand for native advertising have all caused an inevitable decline in the effectiveness of MREC.
Ad Tech Report: Is the Medium Rectangle's Era Over?
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