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Mobile Marketing Trends and Effectiveness
Posted in Uncategorized by Trumpia on August 9, 2010
Time is flying by fast! Talking about fast, here are some of the recent trends to give us insight into how rapidly marketers and users will be taking advantage of what mobile devices have to offer in upcoming years.
Marketing Effectiveness – U.S.
Marketers believe mobile marketing will become increasingly effective in years to come, far outpacing the effectiveness of traditional tactics and interactive display ads. Surveys show user awareness of mobile marketing tactics is as high as 70 percent, and continues to grow.
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Will Mobile Advertising replace search engine advertising?
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Apparently Google was worried, they boughtAdMob the largest Mobile advertising network in existence.
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Takeaways from the Mobile Ad Summit 2010
During the panelist discussion, Quentin George, chief digital officer at Mediabrands, New York stated, “mobile is mature enough now, but like we’ve seen with digital in the last 15 years, for it to be really powerful, it needs to be integrated. Mobile changes not just the way that you do marketing, but you have to have some sort of organizational readiness – how to integrate, respond and manage.” The Key is to get organized and integrate your marketing efforts with a single platform.
SMS Text Message Marketing Campaign
Currently SMS text massaging is the most widely used data application on the planet with 2.4 billion active users. To see more details check out our previous post on Mobile Marketing Trends and Effectiveness. It’s a way to reach your entire audience whether they have a smartphone or not. Let’s take a business for example – Pizza Hut.
Pizza Hut – “Half of Orders Will Come From Mobile”
Yellow Pages and comScore have released a study revealing double digit growth in local mobile usage – “unlocking access to younger, wealthier, on-the-go consumers.” The study releaved mobile subscribers accessing business directories on a mobile phone “increased 14 percent year-over-year to 17.3 million users in March 2010. This increase outpaced 10 percent growth,” the report noted, “in the number of mobile media users who browsed the mobile web, used applications or downloaded content during the same time period.”
The data from the study shows that 58% of those searching for local businesses on the go are 34-years-old or younger, with more than earning more than $75,000 per year. In the past year alone, the number of people accessing businesses on the mobile Web increased by more than 16%. As for businesses and marketers, the data indicates just how increasingly valuable mobile users are as consumers.
Enough words, time for some pretty infographs:
