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This week in Mobile Technology – Mobile Marketing, Advertising, and customer participation
If this week has a label, it would be "the week of market research. "That means this week's column" This Week in Technology "will highlight how new technologies effect marketing, advertising and customer engagement.
As if you did not already know, online advertising is a harbinger the destruction of television networks, newspapers and magazines the most impression. In most cases, online advertising is simply more efficient, or at least offer a better return on investment, given the amount of user participation and tracking data is possible. It does not take into account effects of more traditional advertising, however being able to target demographic accurate at the exact moment, and get instant feedback and in-depth is something that print ads simply can not.
One of the new forms of advertising on mobile devices – which ads are specially designed to reach into people's hands and engage the customer. Mobile application advertising can be more effective than advertising Internet, since users typically do not share phones the same way they share a home computer, which enables mobile advertising to be targeted precisely.
New research published this week by Admob also shows how data Demographics are unique for each particular device. Not surprisingly, the iPod Touch is dominated by young, with 65 percent of users under 18 years, while system Android, iPhone, and webOS seem to be a bit more balanced, with a more equal representation between the age groups most.
Not only that, but gender also varies strikingly by the device, with men overwhelmingly prefer the Android, with 73 percent are held by men, while other devices are between 54 to 58 per cent owned by men.
This report is consistent with other reports, except that recently won an Android important part of mobile market share (although still less than half of Apple) and people are facing down prices by downloading applications over less free and paid applications. For advertisers, this information is extremely valuable because it emphasizes the subtle difference of each platform, and suggests that ad-supported programs could be more popular than paid mobile applications.
The battle for control OS is also a battle for control of advertising revenue, which the winner gains control of billions of dollars in ad money. For example, in 2009 advertising revenues Google reported nearly $ 18 billion in revenue. This, of course, is almost entirely from ads on sites Google, mobile phones but also increase the capacity and connectivity, the advertising market for mobile phones will increase so exponentially.
A report by the Federal Communications Commission released this week showed that at present less than 28% adults who have mobile phones even use it to surf the Web, which means that the market certainly has room to grow.
More than Just Mobile
In addition to expanding the market for mobile advertising, "traditional" online advertising is also growing. One of the biggest expansions is the opening of new platforms for advertising opportunities. An example of this announcement this week that they were Twitter will launch a platform for ads on their site.
According to Dick Costolo, COO of Twitter, the new platform will be somewhat organic in that it displays ads linked to content tweets. There are still no concrete details, but for very popular sites, but quite profitable such as Twitter, permitting advertising appears to be the natural direction.
Speaking of that, YouTube is on track would have its first profitable year ever. Since Google acquired in 2006 ($ 1.65 billion), and even since its launch in 2005, YouTube has struggled to make money. Despite its price rather high, YouTube may have lost as much as $ 470 million last year, according to some analysts. Despite this, Google believes it is on track to post a profit of $ 700 million in 2010. How will Google do? Attracting advertisers and visitors, of course.
In Additionally, search engine advertisers and content providers should be attracted. This week, Google has revised its advertising systems by issuing a new service called DoubleClick for Publishers (DFP). This new service combines Google Ad Manager and DoubleClick's DART system to provide a unified and modernized to publishers. In short, Google will purchase $ 3 billion last year, DoubleClick was ultimately integrated into the Google advertising system.
In short, it will now be easier to sell and buy advertising space on all platforms, but most of all Google services, especially for small-scale publishers looking for a good way to micro-manage the sale ads on their site.
Amadeus Consulting is an expert in development of the mobile market. As these changes take effect, you have our talented team incorporates the latest techniques and tools and more needs to optimize your custom software development.
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About Todd McMurtrey
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