Archive for the 'Text Message Advertising' Category

Borders Offers Coupons by Text Message

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

If you’re like me, you can spend an hour at a book store just browsing. And, when I buy something, I always remember that I just received an email coupon from Borders. Unfortunately, I almost never have the darn coupon with me.
Now, however, you can sign up for text message coupons from Borders. So, when [...]

US Consumption of Mobile Content

Sunday, March 23rd, 2008

The USA still trails the rest of the world in its consumption of mobile content and application, especially when it comes to receiving an advertisement via text message. In the USA, only 19% report receiving an SMS advertisement compared to 51% in the European Union and 72% in Spain.
Other statistics form the M:Metrics study concluded [...]

Mobile Search Growth in the USA

Monday, March 17th, 2008

More people are accessing search engines on their mobile phones than ever before.
Can mobile search one day surpass online search spending?
Here’s the latest statistics from eMarketer.com.
WORLDWIDE MOBILE SEARCH ADVERTISING SPENDING

2007 — $83.3 million

2008 — $243.7

2009 — $596.6

2010 — $1,289.9

2011 — $2,345.2

2012 — $3,773.2

USA MOBILE SEARCH ADVERTISING SPENDING

2007 — $34.5 million

2008 — $107.4

2009 — $241.8

2010 [...]

Mobile Marketing Participation in USA

Friday, December 14th, 2007

The United States offers one of the world’s greatest response rates to mobile marketing campaigns, yet its percentage of receiving such campaigns remains low.
In terms of response percentage, the USA led the way when compared to the response rate to text message SMS advertisements received by mobile subscribers.
USA — 12.0%
United Kingdom — 9.2%
Italy — 8.0%
France [...]

Americans Reply to Text Ads More than Others

Sunday, October 7th, 2007

Americans don’t receive as many text message advertisements as Europeans do, but they tend to respond more often, according to a study from M:Metrics.
The study found that 17.2% of Americans received a mobile advertising message in July while in Europe over 75% received advertising messages on their cell phone.
In the USA, 12% of all those [...]

Who is Downloading Mobile Advertising?

Saturday, October 6th, 2007

In a new industry such as mobile advertising, advertisers are certainly interested in knowing who is looking at their advertising. The good news for mobile marketing advertisers is that two-thirds of all advertisers on mobile phones are in the highly desired 18-34 year-old age group.
Overall Channel Audience Composition for Mobile Marketing Promotions
13-17 6.9%
18-24 28.0%
25-34 37.5%
35-44 [...]

Cell Phone Advertising Receptive in China

Saturday, January 6th, 2007

China is going the way of Japan when it comes to mobile marketing promotions. China has about 450 million cell phones and is a rapidly growing market for mobile phone adoption. In fact, the Chinese market is huge compared to Japan with just over 100 million cell phone subscribers.
Text message marketing has been around for [...]

Deal or No Deal is Big Deal for Text Messaging

Friday, January 5th, 2007

Most Americans have seen the show. The ratings are good and the show has introduced Americans to something that people are already very familiar with around the world–text messaging.
Deal or No Deal is the ultimate in interactive television. For 99 cents per premium rate SMS, viewers are able to participate in the Deal or No [...]

Text Message Advertising Biggest in Spain

Sunday, November 5th, 2006

In a recent study by eMarketer, a sizeable number of people are responding to text message advertising. This is normally done through the use of short codes contained within the advertising.
Spain tops the list with 29% of its citizens having responded to a short code placed in an advertisement. The UK was second with 18.5% [...]

Mobile Advertising Still Underutilized

Wednesday, October 25th, 2006

Americans use their cell phones for 48 minutes per day on average, yet mobile advertising accounts for only $40 million in revenue per year, according to the Yankee Group. Television advertising, on the other hand, represents $68 billion in revenue per year while Americans watch the boob tube 3 hours and 42 minutes per day [...]