Archive for the ‘mobile Opinion’ Category

Steve Hartman VP Marketing, GameFly on Mobile



At the Mobile Media Summit LA, Steve Hartman, VP Marketing, GameFly gave us his thoughts on mobile advertising, "Mobile is definitely changing the media landscape because of the effect it has on all advertising in the entire media mix." For more information on the Mobile Media Summit, check out our next event on Monday, May 20th at the New World Stages. Here's the full clip on Mr. Hartman, Watch the video>
May 17th, 2013
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Jonathan Haber, CIO, OMD On Mobile



Jonathan Haber is the Chief Innovation officer of OMD, responsible for creative media, technology, emerging media, and all breakthrough initiatives designed to keep clients at the forefront of innovation through technology, marketing and creativity across all platforms. Mr. Haber spoke recently at the Mobile Media Summit, LA and agreed to share some of his thoughts on mobile with us. "Mobile is changing the media landscape in a lot of ways, primarily because it makes all other media clickable, but also because we have it with us everywhere we go." Says Jonathan.  Click on this link for the full discussion and plan to attend our next event on Monday, May 20th at the New World Stages, Watch the video >
May 14th, 2013
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Scott Holmes, President of United Future on Mobile



Scott Holmes shared his thoughts recently on what he thinks of mobile and its challenges at the Mobile Media Summit, LA. "Mobile is changing the media landscape because it brings the utility and the entertainment to the consumer where ever they are." See more of Mr. Holmes thoughts and also register to attend the next mobile event, next week on Monday, May 20th in New York at the Mobile Media Upfront at the New World Stages. Here's Scott's interview, Watch the video>
May 13th, 2013
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David George, COO of Celtra on Mobile



David George, mobile thought-leader and COO of Celtra talks about how mobile opens up a whole new avenue to media buyers and brands to reach their audiences on their most personal devices, their smartphones and tablets. He sat down recently at the Mobile Media Summit LA to discuss what he likes about mobile, what the challenges are for marketers and what he thinks of the event series.  If you were not at the LA event, mark your calendar for Monday, May 20th for the Mobile Media Upfront.  Here's Mr. George's video interview, Watch the video>
May 13th, 2013
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Brian Sapp of Tapjoy on Mobile



"Mobile WILL revolutionize advertising." - Brian Sapp, Director Developer Partnerships, Tapjoy at Mobile Media Summit LA. Missed our LA event? Don't worry, we have an amazing line-up of speakers for the Mobile Media Upfront New York! Check out the full line-up and register today.  It's on Monday, May 20th at the New World Stages in NYC,  WATCH VIDEO >
May 9th, 2013
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Tony Nethercutt of PlaceIQ on Mobile



Check out a video from the Mobile Media Summit LA, where Tony Nethercutt, Chief Revenue Officer of Place IQ discusses how mobile helps bring traditional advertising to life and helps marketers know what's working and what isn't. To see more great speakers from PlaceIQ and other top mobile companies, get your tickets for the Mobile Media Upfront today, on Monday, May 20th in NYC. WATCH VIDEO >
May 9th, 2013
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OptimaSites Founder John Lynch on “5 Ways to Improve Social Engagement in Mobile Apps”



My friend and I recently started a passion project: creating a completely legal way for Facebook friends to play poker on a mobile phone. Two months ago, we were approved in the app store and are now in open beta (we are accepting users, but aren't promoting so we can debug/test/scale). As of this writing, we have 275 users and are averaging 70,000 total events/month (over 2 months). This user base gives us no delusions of grandeur regarding an IPO, but we are very encouraged by the intense nature with which our initial audience is using the app. Despite our awkward birthing stage, we have gleaned tremendous insights in terms of going to market with a social app. Here are five most important pieces of advice for app developers looking to create social growth. http://bit.ly/Ogzex0
August 15th, 2012
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Tackling 3 Screens With GoldSpot Media’s Srini Dharmaji



ROI. These three letters, when achieved across three digital screens -- PCs, tablets, and smartphones -- can separate savvy marketers from the masses. They make media buyers either cringe at the end of a digital campaign, or leave them wanting more. No one will dispute that it is imperative for brands to reach their target audiences on whatever digital screens they are using. Nearly 42 percent of all U.S. mobile subscribers now use smartphones. In 2011, Google Android and Apple iOS smartphones led the market, with Android at nearly half and iOS accounting for nearly 30 percent of market share, according to comScore. In addition, eMarkerter reports that 29 percent of internet users will own tablets and the number of iPad users alone is projected to rise by more than 90 percent by the end of this year. More here for iMediaConnection article: http://bit.ly/MadbLp
July 27th, 2012
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Digiday’s “Confessions” of a Publisher Mobile Specialist



Mobile is growing fast — there’s no shortage of breathless articles trumpeting that — but it’s also quite new. The mobile ad industry is immature and offers fairly unappealing options for brands, for instance. Digiday spoke with a mobile executive at a large publisher about the issues he/she faces in the workplace. You can read the full collection of Confessions. What is one of the most frustrating aspects of leading mobile sales for a large entertainment brand? I’ve found my company to be too heavily focused on capturing mobile advertising revenue without focusing enough capital and resources on developing our mobile technology or capability set. It takes a big team to make an emerging business successful, and without commitment from engineering, marketing, finance and sales you’re setting yourself up for a frustrating journey. Our advertisers want executions that inspire — while we often have to settle for the basics. To be successful in mobile advertising today on the brand side, it takes a bit of imagination. http://bit.ly/LBLGUp
May 31st, 2012
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Mort Greenberg on NAVTEQ Media’s Predictions about Q4 and 2012



"Q4 and 2012 will see NAVTEQ Media Solutions go through a name change. NAVTEQ will be part of a newly formed division, Nokia Location & Commerce. We will continue as the global ad sales arm, but now focus more closely on Location and Commerce of all advertising. We will also start seeing Nokia ship phones with Microsoft’s Windows Phone operating system, a very exciting time for our group."
November 1st, 2011
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Cellphones Don’t Cause Cancer



A new extensive study finds no evidence to link cellphone use with cancer. Over the past couple of years, reports have suggested that cellphones may cause cancer or claimed the opposite. However, the interesting thing about this latest study is that it’s sample size is the entire adult population of Denmark. Researchers from Copenhagen’s Department of Epidemiology and Public Health divided Danish adults (30 years of age and over) born after 1925 into subscribers and non-subscribers of mobile phones before 1995. The study found that occurrences of cancer among the two groups were nearly equal.  http://on.mash.to/oCmscf
October 25th, 2011
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Mary Meeker: “Think Global, Act Mobile”



Mobile is huge according to Mary Meeker of Kleiner Perkins, and it’s going to be really huge. Smartphone shipments in the United States and Europe have passed shipments of regular mobile phones. Apple’s iPhone adoption is growing, and Google’s Android adoption is growing faster. But there’s room for much more growth worldwide. There are 835 million smartphone subscribers now, and 5.6 billion mobile-phone subscriptions. So the opportunities are in mobile search, ads, apps, games, commerce, and location-based services. The money will shift to mobile, especially in advertising; right now, people spend 8 percent of their time on print products and 8 percent on mobile, but 27 percent of ad spending is on print and 0.5 percent on mobile. Look for a massive money shift.  Here's her presentation: http://bit.ly/pCZ6A7
October 20th, 2011
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"NAVTEQ Media Solutions' core differentiator is our LPA, LocationPoint Advertising product. LPA is an in-app experience where we extract the longitude and latitude from a user’s phone, with permission, when the app is in use, and match this to our POI, Point of Interest database with 150 million locations. We then cross reference our ad request against the geo-fences that advertisers require, allowing us to deliver the most relevant location ad.  Through LPA, we serve an in-application ad unit which is a much richer experience than most in the industry, and far richer than typical mobile display advertising.  In-app ad serving allows the end-user to experience several post-click engagement opportunities.  It is easier for them to take part in an offer, ad and be routed to a specific location.  The additional layer of post-click engagement also means that we can offer advertisers more robust metrics and go beyond just CTR."

Exclusive: Mort Greenberg On What Distinguishes NAVTEQ Media as a Premium Mobile Ad Network



October 18th, 2011
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Why Apple’s CEO Doesn’t Care What You Hoped to See



Notwithstanding Mr. Steve Jobs's passing, there’s also an odd sense of deflation across much of the tech world in the wake of Apple CEO Tim Cook’s first product launch Tuesday. It is a feeling akin to your favorite team making a pretty dull night out of what was supposed to be a major game, as if the crowd simply didn’t exist. Even those of us who aren’t Apple fanboys were watching with a keen sense of interest. This was the world’s most valuable company, and its most idolized, stepping up to the plate. Did they bring their A-game? Would they hit it out of the park? Would they make our jaws drop with delight and push back the frontier of the possible?  http://on.mash.to/rikBee
October 6th, 2011
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Why a Mobile CRM Strategy Works, By Jon Jackson In Mobile Marketer



Consider the irony. Wireless carriers spend billions of dollars to acquire new customers. they spend billions more to market their products and services to consumers, and even more billions to subsidize handsets to make them more affordable. Strangely enough, when it comes to managing relationships with their existing customers, carriers are hesitant to make a sizable investment. Given the billions spent to obtain a customer, is it not worth spending a few dollars to make sure they stick around and remain delighted? http://bit.ly/n4XEiB
September 7th, 2011
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