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Mobile Marketing

The need for retailers to develop a rich, unique mobile shopping experience through a branded mobile optimized website and rich app enabling consumers to easily and conveniently search, browse and buy anytime and anywhere was the first step in a mobile strategy.


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Informatica Big Data Roundtable
Covent Garden Hotel London, December 1, 2011

by Per Holmkvist, Founder of mobile agency Mobiento and mobile ad network Adiento Mobile marketing is growing up, and as a consequence advertisers are shifting their focus from Call-to-Action to the Action itself. From “What a nice ad” to “I really like this conversion rate”. With the emergence of Rich Media ads, advertisers face another exciting opportunity to activate consumers. But where does it fit in?
When embedding a 2D barcode in an advertisement, a mobile barcode can create an immediate, personalized connection which can engage, educate, and convert consumers. As a result, 2D barcodes is rapidly becoming an essential part of the marketer’s toolkit. The purpose of this document is to help marketers maximize the performance of their barcode campaigns by providing them a list of basic best practices. For the sake of simplicity, this document will focus on the open standard QR Code format commonly used around the world.

by Per Holmkvist, Founder of mobile agency Mobiento

M-commerce is booming, and rightfully so. Shopping with or via the mobile phone is fast, easy and accessible. For retailers and brands it’s simple, just set up an “m-commerce solution” and… wait, we need a mobile payment solution. Google Wallet? Premium SMS? Square? Credit cards? Just don’t let the sheer multitude of options stop you from making money.


Personal Media in Enterprise
An introduction to this whitepaper series

By Bryce Marshall

Director of Strategic Services, Knotice

Every first-year business student, aspiring entrepreneur and average consumer knows that competition in an open marketplace is a core value of capitalism and supports a free economy.

But in emerging new industries such as mobile marketing, upstart providers offering bargain-basement prices and substandard service can hurt not only our individual businesses, but our entire industry.

Mobile marketing, with its technological sophistication and as-yet-unimagined applications, is still misunderstood by most of the advertising world.

Those of us in the business of mobile marketing take it for granted that most people have mobile phones and that sending advertising messages to those phones is a brilliant idea. But it is staggering when we actually stop and think about how many kids are walking around with mobile devices. According to a study by The Yankee Group, more than 50 percent of 13-17 year-olds today own mobile phones, while some estimates say that two-thirds of all American children have them.