Posts Tagged ‘Google’
US Mobile Display Ad Revenues By Company, 2011-2015 [TABLE]
Facebook is the leading player and will rake in just over one in three mobile display dollars this year, after traffic acquisition costs (TAC).
Read MoreUS Mobile Search Ad Revenues By Company, 2011-2015 [TABLE]
Google alone took in 82.8% of all mobile search ad revenues last year.
Read MoreBeyond Social Media Podcast: Social Customer Service, Kraft v. Putin, The Sports App I Want [VIDEO]
This episode: Social customer service, Kraft’s Super Bowl ring, bizarre Tic Tac ad, Marriot’s Millennials, Dumb Ways To Die game, Burberry’s Kiss App, Astronaut Abby, Google’s Project Loon & Alien Text Messages.
Read MoreGlobal Net Online Ad Revenues By Company, 2011-2013 [TABLE]
Both Google and Facebook are increasing revenues at faster rates than the overall digital ad spend market.
Read MoreGlobal Online Ad Revenue Share By Company, 2011-2013 [TABLE]
Google continues to reign as not only the largest beneficiary of digital ad spending in the US, but worldwide as well.
Read MoreGlobal Mobile Ad Revenue Share By Company, 2011-2013 [TABLE]
Twitter is also expected to see its worldwide mobile ad spending share increase this year to about 2% of the total, eMarketer estimates.
Read MoreGlobal Mobile Ad Revenues By Company, 2011-2013 [TABLE]
eMarketer estimates that Google made $4.61 billion in mobile internet ad revenues last year, more than triple its earnings in 2011.
Read MoreProject Loon: Google's Balloon-Powered Internet Access [VIDEO]
Google’s Project Loon will use balloons floating in the stratosphere to deliver Internet access to hard-to-reach areas.
Read MoreGlobal Mobile Payment Transactions By Device, June 2012 vs April 2013 [CHART]
Europe sports the world’s largest percentage of transactions made using a mobile device, at 15.3%, followed by Asia (12.4%) and North America (11.2%).
Read MoreDemographics Of US Android & iPhone Owners, May 2013 [TABLE]
Android phones had a 12 percentage point lead over iPhones, with 43% of mobile phone owners between 18 to 24 years old on Android smartphones, compared with 31% on the iPhone.
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