Mobile Advertising
Effectiveness Of Mobile Advertising, January 2014 [TABLE]
53% of US smart phone owners used either the Google Maps app (40.4%) or its mobile website (12.6%) in the prior 30 days.
Read MoreOnline Channels Used For Acquisition vs. Retention, August 2014 [CHART]
Roughly 8 in 10 global company marketers – primarily based in Europe – agree that it is cheaper to retain than acquire a customer, but they’re more likely to be focusing on acquisition than retention.
Read MoreSmart Phone Ads That Prompt Action, August 2014 [CHART]
Mobile device owners are developing more favorable attitudes to mobile ads.
Read MoreMost Effective Online Channels For Customer Retention, Q2 2014 [CHART]
86% of US digital marketers used email marketing regularly—the highest response rate out of all programs listed.
Read MoreGlobal Share Of Facebook Advertising By Device, Q2 2013-Q2 2014 [CHART]
After mobile rose to claim the majority of Facebook advertising worldwide in Q1 2014, its share leapt nearly 5 percentage points the next quarter, from 51.4% to 56.3%.
Read MoreGlobal Share Of Facebook Advertising By Ad Type, Q2 2013-Q2 2014 [CHART]
In Q2 2013, the newly introduced ad type accounted for just 2.9% of Facebook ads worldwide. Fast-forward one year later, and this share was at 50.1%.
Read MoreTop Benefits Of Online Tune-In Advertising, June 2014 [CHART]
The top benefit of digital tune-in advertising was being able to reach viewers on their mobile phones and tablets, cited by 77% of US broadcasters and syndicators.
Read MoreTop Online Marketing Tactics For Customer Retention, July 2014 [CHART]
Email’s influence is most pronounced when it comes to retention, beating out social media marketing and content marketing, among others, by a wide margin.
Read MoreTypes Of Advertising To Which College Students Pay Attention, July 2014 [CHART]
Much like the population-at-large, college students pay a considerable amount of attention to recommendations from friends and family.
Read MoreGlobal Net Mobile Ad Revenue By Company, 2012-2014 [TABLE]
Facebook will increase its share from 5.82% in 2013 to 7.79% in 2014—by far the largest among the US-based companies included in our forecast.
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