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There's a $20 Billion Pot of Gold at the End of the Mobile Advertising Rainbow

There's a $20 Billion Pot of Gold at the End of the Mobile Advertising Rainbow | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

With consumer habits changing fast in favor of mobile, mobile will begin to effectively monetize. Use the power of story to demonstrate the value of mobile advertising – and how it will help bring your clients closer to that pot of gold. Stay tuned.


We all know that mobile is important. All you have to do is stand in the middle of Times Square and observe the people around you: at least 50 percent of the crowd will be using their mobile device in some capacity at any given moment....


We're still in the early days of mobile campaign effectiveness measurement. Without a large body of work proving that mobile ads do in fact work, it's important to be able to tell a cohesive story to help demonstrate the value of mobile advertising while the measurement results begin to trickle in....


Here is the story to tell of why mobile will begin to effectively monetize, as told in three acts....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

This post makes a great case for why mobile matters to marketers. The money will be there if you get ready to go for it strategically.

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The Growth of Multiple Screens and Online Multitasking | Socialnomics

The Growth of Multiple Screens and Online Multitasking | Socialnomics | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Multi-screen ‘infotainment’ is becoming American’s preferred choice of leisure activity. Apparently, watching television via Direct TV bundles just isn’t enough, as 80 percent of people in a recent Deloitte survey said they multitask by using mobile devices while watching TV. That trend explodes during big TV events like the Super Bowl, Oscars, and Grammy awards shows.


The 2012 online survey, “State of the Media Democracy,” by Deloitte, also revealed that 26 percent of American consumers own a laptop, smartphone AND tablet. Of particular significance is the percentage of consumer owning tablets, which has risen 177 percent in just the last 12 months. And with mobile communication and viewing use and technology also on the rise, this trend remains constant whether consumers are at home or on the road. An April report from The NPD Group reports that a whopping 87% of people in the United States are using at least one mobile or second-screen device while watching TV....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Many screens equal many opportunities for customer engagement if you have smart content strategies in place.

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