At the same time, however, there aren’t many who are still using it, despite their enthusiasm over it. Even though there has been a considerable trend toward programmatic online ad purchasing that has continued for several consecutive years, only a limited number of mobile marketing firms have used this media buying strategy, say the results of a new Interactive Advertising Bureau study. The research was conducted by Ovum and involved the participation of 200 marketing execs. The Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) has now released its report for 2015 which is…
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InMobi data shows 50 percent growth in three months for North America mobile advertising market
The world’s biggest independent mobile ad network, InMobi, has issued its Quarterly Mobile Insights Report: North American Edition, which covered data from July to September 2011 and showed that the region had experienced a tremendous amount of growth in the mobile advertising marketplace. In fact, the InMobi report showed that there was an increase of an enormous 50 percent in that period of only 90 days. InMobi has now achieved almost 27 billion impressions per quarter within the North American region alone. Though it suggested that the top North American…
Read MoreGreen mobile marketing practice is a win, win!
Sustainability is something more people are becoming interested in. As environmental concerns begin to become more fervent, a number of companies have increased their efforts to become more eco-friendly. As mobile technology becomes ever more prevalent, a mobile sustainability movement is underway led by the QR code. More companies are making use of the codes to promote their sustainability projects in the hopes that a new generation of tech-savvy, eco-conscious consumer will jump on board. According to a report from comScore MobiLens, a global leader of digital marketing intelligence research,…
Read MoreAre QR Codes The Golden Egg for Print Media
Technology has caused declines in newspaper revenues like those of which haven’t been seen in decades. With so many people going mobile and advertisers following suit, printed media has taken a hard hit. Many people are discussing how much longer newspapers will be around; the consensus isn’t good. However, as technology caused much of the decline; technology is also playing a part in the rejuvenation of the printed word. Business Week, Fortune, USA Today and Los Angeles Times, are just a few of the printed media sources that have had…
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