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  • Would you advertise on Twitter?

    Submitted by Editors Desk on 12 September, 2009 - 09:00.

    This morning mobiThinking received an email from Twitter – seemingly sent on Thursday (postal strike maybe?) alerting us, along with all other customers no doubt, to changes in the terms and conditions.

  • Do brands want better targeting than most mobile ad networks offer?

    Submitted by Editors Desk on 3 August, 2009 - 07:33.

    30 billion mobile advertisements – that’s how many mobile ads RingRing Media believes are delivered globally to mobiles each month, in terms of unique page impressions. That’s an estimate, of course, but as the biggest global purchaser [any arguments about this?] of mobile media at US$750,000 per month and rising, RingRing is going to have a better idea than anyone else.

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  • Why recession is a great time to invest in mobile

    Submitted by Editors Desk on 27 July, 2009 - 07:00.

    With doom and gloom in abundance, the knee-jerk reaction for companies is to trim all marketing budgets, mobile included. Don’t. If consumers are changing their purchasing habits, surely this is the most important time to be talking to them (before your competitors do)? So why not choose mobile: the most cost-effective and targeted of channels.

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  • Advertising and mobile social networks

    Submitted by admin on 23 April, 2009 - 09:02.

    Second in the series of mobile advertising white papers by Peggy Anne Salz, mobile guru and chief analyst at MSearchGroove, the "Mobile advertising for the masses" white paper looks at mobile advertising on three mobile social networking sites - BuzzCity, Itsmy.com and Peperonity - comparing the level of targeting and analysis that each provided. The need for an additional comprehensive mobile analytics package is then assessed to fill in the gaps and give the big picture view of what the campaigns achieved and help plan future advertising.

  • Sender pays: the first taste of the future of mobile content.

    Submitted by Editors Desk on 4 February, 2009 - 17:29.

    Do you want to provide rich mobile content – animation, video, games etc. – either as part of subscription or as part of a marketing campaign, without consumers being slapped with indeterminate download fees? Then rejoice, because change is afoot.

    Whatever you call it the ‘sender-pays’ or ‘zero-rated-data’ model, it’s here and the British made-for-mobile drama THMBNLS, proves it works. And changes on the cards over the next few months will make it easier, and maybe cheaper, to pull it off.

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  • Great offer for mobiThinking’s London readers: £100 off mobile-marketing training course.

    Submitted by Editors Desk on 28 January, 2009 - 17:08.

    mobiThinking readers in London can get a £100 discount – almost 20 percent – off this excellent mobile-marketing course on February 3, 2009 9:30am – 4:30pm.

  • If I’d had just five minutes with Hillary

    Submitted by Editors Desk on 27 January, 2009 - 20:14.

    “If I’d had just five minutes with Hillary, it could all have been different,” said an exasperated Cal Morton, vice president, Interlinked Media, the agency that ran Hillary Clinton’s mobile campaign (such as it was).

    We were discussing the campaign ran by Barak Obama, President of the United States and mobile-marketing pin-up of the year. It touched a nerve.

    Interlinked had wanted to take Hillary’s mobile campaign way beyond basic SMS alerts.

  • Mobile Traction: how BMW sells snow tires

    Submitted by Amy Mischler on 18 September, 2008 - 08:24.

    Check out this excellent interview in MobiAD News with Marc Mielau, Innovation Manager for Mobile Marketing at BMW. Marc gives a tour of BMW’s highly personalized mobile campaign for snow tires that got a 30% conversion rate.

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  • New IAB Mobile Advertising Guide

    Submitted by James Pearce on 31 July, 2008 - 23:00.

    The Internet Advertising Bureau in the UK has just released a best practice guideline report called ‘Mobile Advertising: the Emerging UK Market” . The report is an excellent introduction to mobile advertising as well as a snapshot of the market right now. It includes the Mobile Marketing Association’s EMEA guidelines for mobile advertising published last September but still current.

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