The MMA Smarties Awards is the world’s only global mobile marketing awards program honoring innovation, creativity, and success – highlighting the teams and talent that push the boundaries of mobile marketing to reach and engage with consumers like no other media channel. Gain recognition worldwide and be counted amongst the best in the mobile marketing community. The Smarties recognizes regional winners, country winners and Global winners in addition to Industry Awards. You can select from a combination of global, regional and local options. Enter a single campaign in multiple categories.
MMA programs and working groups are aligned with Brand Marketer’s priorities as confirmed by the Global MM25 Marketer Peer Group. The programs and working groups meet on an ongoing basis to develop and execute industry initiatives that reflect the needs of their initiative area and the brands that support it. The work of many of the programs result in Guidance Reports and best practices.
A new report by the MMA and RadiumOne is ready for download, and an essential read for any marketer who is trying to figure out how mobile impacts the consumer journey – and how well other marketers believe they are executing in mobile. In it, you’ll learn:
What the top mobile signals are for branding, by vertical.
What signals marketers are employing, based on KPIs.
How the purchase funnel really works. (Hint: It’s not a funnel.)
What marketers feel is their biggest challenge when it comes to leveraging data to improve marketing performance.
The last quarter of 2016 shows that mobile internet usage increased by 29%. The strong gains were driven by a number of industry factors like the launch of 4G services, and the impact of demonetization. The Smartphones Usage and Behaviour report from Kantar IMRB & MMA (Oct-Dec 2016) enables all members of the ecosystem to stay updated with consumer mobile trends and media consumption habits. At the same time, it elaborates the role of mobile as an influencer in the consumer’s path-to-purchase.
The introduction of ad-tech platforms, big data and the cloud into a mobile-enabled population coupled with the growing adoption of mobile internet in media dark areas have unlocked new possibilities for brands in India. To help marketers understand the characteristics of effective mobile campaigns, Kantar Millward Brown partnered with the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) on the 2016 Smarties™ Award and examined the drivers that make for truly compelling work.
The increasing penetration of smartphone in Vietnam presents a wealth of opportunity for marketers to develop impactful mobile campaigns that resonate with their audiences. Kantar Millward Brown partnered with the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) on the 2016 Smarties™ Awards to understand the drivers that separate winning campaigns from the rest.
Smartphones are fast becoming the most dominant device in Indonesia, unlocking tremendous opportunities for marketers to create impactful digital campaigns that resonate with their audiences.
To help marketers understand the characteristics of effective mobile campaigns, Kantar Millward Brown partnered with the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) on the 2016 Smarties™ Awards to identify the drivers that separate winning campaigns from the rest.
As media spend in China continues to shift from traditional to digital at a rapid pace, marketers are focusing on how to connect with consumers in an ever-changing online world. To help marketers understand the characteristics of effective mobile campaigns, Kantar Millward Brown partnered with the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) on the 2016 Smarties™ Awards to understand the drivers that make for truly compelling, powerful and award-winning work.
The rise in consumer adoption of smartphones in Asia Pacific presents numerous opportunities for marketers to create impactful mobile campaigns that resonate with their audiences. Kantar Millward Brown partnered with the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) on the 2016 Smarties™ Awards to examine the drivers that make for truly compelling, powerful and award-winning work in the region.
The MMA encourages all of our members to become familiar with these guidelines, as the changes included will promote improved digital advertising measurement and better align all digital impressions with the viewability standard. The revised guidelines will shift both mobile in-app and mobile web from a “count-on-download” to a “count-on-begin-to-render” ad impression measurement standard.
Today over 85% of the urban Indian population owns a mobile phone, While smartphones get most of the attention, 56% of this user base actually users feature phones. There are many ‘myths’ associated with & feature phone consumers. The most common among these being
Mobile has had an outsize influence on the way consumers interact with each other and with brands, make decisions, transact and shop. This has significantly impacted the way companies and brands connect with their consumers and do business, and marketers need to keep a continuous pulse on the way consumers interact with and use their mobile phones. The Smartphone Usage and Behaviour report provides an unbiased and insightful view on the evolution of mobile usage In India.
While screens have been central to consumer experience for decades, few among us – even a decade ago – could have foreseen a world in which consumers shift seamlessly throughout their daily lives from smartphone to TV to desktop to tablet. Although consumers have quickly embraced a cross-device world, marketers are struggling to catch up. The MMA’s new white paper gives marketers a practical look at where cross-device marketing stands today, its promise for the future and how it can be a part of the marketing arsenal - revealing much more about the customer journey than ever before!
This study, based on surveys and interviews with more than 400 brand leaders and senior agency executives, reveals that marketers are advancing their location data strategies, significantly increasing spend and using more data-centric approaches that impact ad delivery and creative.
The MMA would like to thank Factual as the primary sponsor of this research initiative, as well as the following co-sponsors: Digital Element, Dstillery, PlaceIQ, Plexure, Skyhook Wireless, Teralytics, Thinknear by Telenav, Ubimo, Verve Mobile and xAd.