The number of Americans who own smartphones rocketed past the number who own basic mobile phones this year, and marketers have been expanding their mobile budgets at a similarly rapid rate. One study estimated mobile advertising will be $5.04 billion industry by 2015…Read More
Source: HighTable.com
What a great infographic. As an Internet maknrtieg consultant, I recommend spending much more than 3 hours a week on web maknrtieg, in full view of my bias. More time in web maknrtieg could mean less time in outbound communications (i.e. cold calling.)The 67% who are in it for their passion are the ones with the best chance to succeed. Thanks for sharing!
i think the differentiation of WHAT you are buying s missing – for transactional / commodity purchases – fine on mobile – but for more qualitative / considered purchases – where you are doing some research first – higher value – etc – currently mobile is still not ready for prime time IMO – but definitely not saying that mobile isn’t the future – in fact it is one of the reasons that Facebook might struggle – it isn’t designed for mobile – at least to make money at it – yet http://beyondbridges.net/2012/05/heres-why-google-and-facebook-might-completely-disappear/
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Again, great graphic illustration of your ideas. The QR codes stats are amazing. This is like “tricorder” concept in Star Wars (i’m being serious), because the things that can be done reach futher each year. This is an amazing statistical view of what is happening.
I agree, Yordie. Great comment.
I Love your blogs info graphics, really interesting. I’ve featured you as this weeks blog of the the week on my blog http://cbrohanmultimedia.wordpress.com/2012/05/20/blog-of-the-week-5/
Thank you for the compliment and putting me up on your blog. I appreciate that.
No worries at all! Really enjoying the info-graphics, hopefully it’ll get you some views.
Thanks again. Looks like it helped. There is some spike in hits.
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Smartphones are without a doubt the way forward BUT they need to get to grips with battery life before much longer
I think the iPhone 5 will lead the way in that direction.
Business are losing money to things they doesn’t need and leaving the opportunity of mobile marketing. Too shame.
Most don’t see the opportunities that are available for mobile marketing. It almost seems people are afraid of doing it.
Exactly on the money! Businesses that are not thinking mobile are almost too late already! This is the future! Great article!
I agree. Thanks, Wyn.