June 14, 2013
While the rate of engagement with mobile ads grows stronger with each passing year, online display ads are having an opposite experience, according to a new report from comScore. The latest data shows that 54% of online display ads shown in thousands of campaigns measured by comScore between May 2012 and February of 2013 “weren’t seen by anyone.” On Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal highlighted the findings of comScore’s new report.
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94 of the top 100 U.S. advertisers have now mobilized their marketing efforts by implementing some form of mobile marketing in the past year.
CONTINUE READINGMay 16, 2013
The much-anticipated ‘year of mobile’ has finally come and gone. So how much marketing potential do the devices really have, now that many mobile activities have at last gone mainstream? Powered by Econsultancy, a sister brand of Marketing Week To see the speed at which mobile use is growing, you only have to look at Facebook, half of whose traffic comes from phones and tablets.
CONTINUE READINGMay 16, 2013
The “MMA Mobile Marketing Economic Impact Study” provides a comprehensive overview of U.S. economic performance across the mobile marketing industry--one that is predicted to be worth $400 billion five years from now.
CONTINUE READINGMay 15, 2013
Mobile web and apps get most investment Spending on mobile marketing keeps rising, as brands learn the power of reaching consumers on these devices, and consumers become increasingly mobile-first. The Mobile Marketing Association (MMA), in partnership with IHS Global Insight, studied US mobile marketing expenditures and their impact on sales for the “Mobile Marketing Impact Study,” released in May. The study found that this year spending on mobile marketing—including mobile advertising, mobile customer-relationship management and mobile direct-response marketing on nonmobile media—will reach $10.
CONTINUE READINGApril 16, 2013
People Really Do Use Their Phones in Stores -- Men More Than Women for Some Tasks By: Jack Neff Published: April 16, 2013 Packaged-goods marketers may not have been the fastest adopters of mobile advertising, but they're catching up, according to a new study by Millennial Media and comScore, which found CPG advertisers more than tripled spending on mobile last year. Among the things you might not have known about CPG advertisers in mobile: 1) CPG is adopting mobile faster than the other leading categories. Consumer goods ranked in No.
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