The Evolving Mobile App Ecosystem - And How It Can Drive Your Business
Recent developments are changing the nature of mobile apps and delivering new opportunities for the smart mobile enterprise. Join Swrve's VP of Marketing, Tom Farrell, as we look in detail about what those developments are, and walk through some practical ways in which organizations can react to them to maximize mobile retention, engagement and revenues. Key Takeaways:
More than 85 percent of Americans are never more than three feet from their mobile phones, making location-based marketing one of the most effective and fastest growing ways to engage app users. Learn from mobile marketing experts how to leverage location-based technology to better target and understand your customers. You’ll hear from CJ Chaney, Co-founder of Smartwhere and Ian Sefferman, General Manager of the TUNE Marketing Console.
Today, 80% of internet users worldwide own and use a smartphone in addition to a desktop computer. Given that, internet consumption habits of global consumers have transformed in recent years, driven by the optionality of new technology and a proliferation of devices. With each of those devices comes data – vast amounts of it – and deciding what to do with that data has become the million-dollar question for today’s marketers.
As the digital economy evolves, so does the need for trusted mobile channels that can open new ways for enterprises to engage and protect their customers. Valued for its reach, simplicity, and reliability, messaging can offer enterprises inexpensive yet highly effective ways to:
Everything we know about mobile is about to change. All marketers understand that mobile is the must-win battleground to build unbreakable bonds with customers. Yet, with every attempt to catch up, it seems a new technology emerges threatening to disrupt organizations, even entire industries. How can marketers get ahead of disruption? How can we rethink everything we know about mobile to better prepare ourselves for an ever changing future?
85% of advertisers on the InMobi Exchange are leveraging rich media and video. Understanding the mobile-first creative best practices that leading DSP, The Trade Desk, and mobile in-app exchange network, InMobi, are bringing to market is crucial in order to apply them to your own mobile campaigns and reach mobile consumers successfully.
Everything we know about mobile is about to change. All marketers understand that mobile is the must-win battleground to build unbreakable bonds with customers. Yet, with every attempt to catch up, it seems a new technology emerges threatening to disrupt organizations, even entire industries. How can marketers get ahead of disruption? How can we rethink everything we know about mobile to better prepare ourselves for an ever changing future?
The state of mobile user acquisition is changing. Marketers are shifting their focus in an attempt to acquire more high-value users. But what does a high-value user look like, and what are the signals that represent their potential? Our latest State of Mobile Acquisition report explains how marketers can understand, identify and acquire more high-value users in order to drive their business forward.
Mobile as a platform offers huge opportunity for brands and marketers, but not everyone knows what it takes to create a successful mobile campaign. In this webinar, Millward Brown takes all the winning mobile campaigns from APAC SMARTIES Award 2015 along with our immense experience on digital creative best practices to share what all successful campaigns have in common. Blending these learnings with our mobile marketing predictions, we look to share what we think on the role of mobile is in today’s fragmented media world and what it means for brands.
As Snapchat has increased in popularity, so has vertical video, and for obvious reasons. The burgeoning social app is vertically-oriented, as are other, highly personal services such as Facetime and Skype. As this Webinar featuring presenters from Rubicon, Inmobi and Virool points out that’s leading to increased interest in vertical video.
The interest is occurring against the backdrop of exploding interest in video, and in mobile video advertising. According to figures presented by Rubicon:
