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Best Mobile Ad Formats for Display Advertising Campaigns

MobileAds

Mobile commands 24% of media time spent in the US. Mobile media time spent is higher at 51% compared to desktop in the US. Consequently, mobile advertising is significant for brands and advertisers (when it is done right). InMobi’s interstitials have a 2-3x higher click-through rates compared to banner ads.

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Nine Mobile Marketing Trends for 2014: The Year of Turning Ideas into Marketing Magic

InMobi

With the total value of mobile traffic having already increased multi-fold this year, mobile advertising has gained huge prominence and become hot tech topic. With so many people using smartphones and tablets, mobile strategy is going to be more important than ever in 2014. Let’s take a look at the top mobile trends for 2014.

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Building Great Brands in the Mobile Age

InMobi

Time For Advertisers To Open Up To The Mobile Reality? Although smartphones and tablets have existed as advertising mediums for less than a decade, mobile marketing trends during this period shows a rapid evolution of the advertising landscape. Advertisers spend 17 cents on TV for every hour of consumption by a U.S.

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Mobile Brings it Home for the Holidays

InMobi

Whether you are in apparel or consumer electronics, if you are interested in influencing shoppers’ online or in-store behavior during the 2014 holiday season you are probably considering mobile as part of the solution. Major advances in targeting, creative, and attribution have put mobile advertising on top this holiday season.

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62. John Nardone – Flashtalking about Modem Media and [x+1]

Paleo AdTech

Did those banner ads on Hotwired.com seem revolutionary or just a gimmick? After he sold Modem he went off to live in Patagonia for ten years and sort of disappeared from the industry, so people forget how incredibly charismatic and passionate he was that digital technology was going to change advertising forever.” “G.M.

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62. John Nardone – Flashtalking about Modem Media and [x+1]

Paleo AdTech

Did those banner ads on Hotwired.com seem revolutionary or just a gimmick? After he sold Modem he went off to live in Patagonia for ten years and sort of disappeared from the industry, so people forget how incredibly charismatic and passionate he was that digital technology was going to change advertising forever.” “G.M.

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