Google to target smartphone shoppers with new mobile advertising strategy

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Google intends to push new ads on its apps to boost revenue from mobile shoppers. The Alphabet Inc. owned company is enhancing its mobile advertising strategy and plans to place ads in several new spots on its apps. The expansion of its advertising real estate will include ads featured on the homepage of its smartphone app worldwide, more ads in Maps as well as ads with image galleries in search results, reports Reuters. Google wants to make it easier for its users to discover and buy new products. The search…

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Local inventory ads tested by Google to boost search monetization

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Mobile marketing will soon be changing again as consumers see recommendations based on items in stock. Google is moving forward with a new type of mobile marketing involving local inventory ads. These are designed to improve the monetization of local searches conducted through its mobile search engine. These new mobile advertisements may replace certain local business search query results. These local inventory ads may soon be displayed in search query results where local businesses and their basic info used to hold local pack spots. The mobile advertisements would be carefully…

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Google mobile ads may AMP up and slim down

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A new advertising initiative has been designed to enhance the delivery of content on the mobile web. Google mobile ads are heading in a direction that has been designed to speed up their rate of delivery. At the moment, a primary complaint is that they are too slow. The company is using its accelerated mobile pages (AMP) to provide a faster experience. The AMP project for mobile ads is meant to make it possible for advertising to load more quickly on smartphones. AMP for Google mobile ads is essentially a…

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Google interstitial mobile ads dropped in response to user dislike

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Data showed that 70 percent of users didn’t like this style of advertising, so the tech giant has dropped them. Interstitial advertising is exceptionally common among mobile ads, popping up over the content that a device user is viewing and encouraging them to take additional actions, such as to “get the app.” The issue that mobile marketing firms have been experiencing is that users don’t like them. Google has examined the results of a new study and determined that 7 out of every 10 users do not like the interstitial…

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Rapidly increasing adoption of mobile devices boosts Google’s advertising income

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A Marin Software report has indicated that advertisers this year will increase their mobile paid search budgets by more than double, and that Google’s revenue from mobile adds will grow 4 to 8 times more rapidly than its ad revenue for desktop computers. The fast adoption of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets is clearly altering the way consumers are using search engines, and this has caught the attention of advertisers. The report, which was produced by the top online advertising management platform for agencies and advertisers, Marin Software,…

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