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How brands like Panera, KFC, and Pepsi are leveraging mobile ads to attract high-quality customers (and why you should, too!).

Ad Beat

Mobile ads are more cost-effective: Opera Software found that the average cost for mobile ads for an iPhone, which has the highest average cost per thousand impressions (CPM), is still less than the CPM for web ads on a desktop. On the contrary, print ads, for example, can charge as much as $100 for a thousand impressions.

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How Auto Brands Can Win With Mobile

InMobi

Mobile video: With every launch and review tracked on video hosting sites such as YouTube which is accessible over mobile, it is important for auto manufacturers to upload images and videos combined with reviews and commentaries to create an impression.

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The Mobile Opportunity for Travel Marketers

InMobi

Mobile phones are being used across the travel booking funnel from planning and booking and until the last day of the trip exploring maps, local information and weather information. According to a Nielsen study travel related searches raised the third highest number of follow-up actions per mobile search out of 15 categories.

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Google Algorithm Updates 2023: A Comprehensive Guide

Automatad Inc.

For example, Farfetch , a luxury fashion retailer, saw a 1.3% Mobilegeddon (2015): Emphasizing Mobile Compatibility The Mobilegeddon update was Google’s way of emphasizing the crucial role of mobile-friendly websites in the modern digital space. It essentially appraises the page’s first impression.

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42 Digital Marketing Trends You Can’t Ignore in 2020

Single Grain

Upload the raw video with the transcription as subtitles to Facebook (native Facebook videos get a much higher impression share and engagement than shared YouTube videos). Handling Social Impressions. of mobile searches and 34.4% of desktop searches now resulting in “zero-click search” results.

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