83% of brands are still not able to make connections across consumer touchpoints and devices –without these connections, personalization remains a thing of the future. This won't get any easier with the cookie going away. Join Swiggy and Zeotap in a fireside chat about the future of identity resolution and customer intelligence and get some food for thought on the future of MarTech in India.
Urbanity and mobility are increasing and changing media usage to a large degree. The greatest beneficiaries of this development are Out of Home (OOH) and Mobile, which, according to the OMG Preview Monitor, are the sectors with the biggest opportunities for growth in 2019. This creates new communication challenges and opportunities for companies and brands.
Most marketers don’t know it, but virtually everyone with a smartphone is playing mobile games. In the U.S. alone this year, some 192 million people will play, and for many of them – young, old, male, female – mobile gaming is a daily habit that outstrips most other smartphone activity in terms of time spent.
With each technological advancement in the last few years, we’ve become more connected with one another and the world around us – and the physical world is starting to communicate back with us. At the dawn of this new era defined by the Internet of Things (IoT), we find ourselves connecting with the physical objects that surround us in our everyday lives, from our clothing to our beverages to our cars.
The mission of the MMA Mobile Native Advertising Committee is to promote the definition of mobile native ads, educate marketers and publishers about native advertising benefits and best practices, and grow the global market for this emerging and increasingly effective digital display format.
