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  1. Google Mobile Ad Revenue Forecast to Hit Record $8.8 Billion in 2013

    Google will take home more than half of all mobile advertising dollars this year as the company is poised to see record revenues for 2013. Research firm eMarketer said that Google is on pace to set a new record after more than tripling its mobile...

  2. SEO Basics: 8 Essentials When Optimizing Your Site

    In addition to optimizing for the desktop experience, make sure to focus on mobile and tablet optimization as well as other media. Think your title as a 4-8 word ad, so do your best to entice the reader so they want to click and read more.

  3. Social Media ROI: 14 Formulas to Measure Social Media Benefits

    Consider social analytics, social sign-on, ratings/reviews tools, YouTube paid account, video editing software, mobile app downloads, image subscriptions, etc. GOAL: Grow Awareness, Reduce Ad Costs event-related online brand mentions (e.g...

  4. Is Super Bowl Advertising Money Well Spent?

    US advertisers spent $180 billion in 2012, but directed only 2 percent of that spend into mobile advertising, according to eMarketer’s Worldwide Ad Spending Forecast in January 2013. As media companies expand their digital content and ad insertion...

  5. 2013: Tipping Point for Mobile Ad Monetization

    However, industry leaders are expecting this gap to continue shrinking, with eMarketer predicting U.S.mobile ad spending will reach $7.19 billion this year. This shift, in combination with deeper knowledge of mobile purchase behaviors, will mark...

  6. Automotive Mobile Ad Strategies Must Consider Varied Purchase Drivers & Timing

    The automotive industry is experiencing a boom in mobile ad spending. By incorporating these key drivers into mobile ad campaigns, marketers can better capture mobile auto buyers by prominently including relevant information and competitive deals...

  7. Cyber Monday Traffic, Mobile & Ad Spend All Up on $1.46 Billion Shopping Day

    Mobile sales reached close to 13 percent, an increase of more than 96 percent over 2011. On Cyber Monday more than 18 percent of consumers used a mobile device to visit a retailer's site, an increase of more than 70 percent over 2011, according to...