Marketing and Sales

Mobile Advertising Isn't Just for Big Brands Anymore

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By Greg Hoy

The increasing use of mobile devices, mobile Web, multiple advertising platforms and the advancement of network technologies creates new opportunities in the advertising market. According to BI Intelligence, spending on mobile advertising is set to reach $42 billion by 2018 and grow faster than all other digital marketing categories. That’s huge! But the reality is mobile advertising is still new to many businesses, so it’s important to take a strategic approach to these types of mobile initiatives.

Below you will find a baseline to help you get started on your new campaign.

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Greg Hoy

Mobile is going to continue to grow as will its use as a way for brands to interact with their customers. However, the mobile device is far more personal than your email inbox. Fortunately, there are ways to implement a mobile marketing strategy that delivers relevant information that your customers want to receive. By understanding how your customers want to engage with you will help you build loyalty and in turn, help you see faster returns on your marketing investment.

Greg is a 12-year mobile industry veteran and vice president of mobile solutions at Hipcricket, Inc., where he's responsible for the vision and strategy to deliver consumer experiences that increase mobile engagement and lifetime value across mobile messaging and advertising, mobile websites, social media and branded apps

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