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The Coming Mobile Ad Spend Tsunami

The Coming Mobile Ad Spend Tsunami

Posted on June 26th, 2015

When we see mobile ad spend charts like this from the annual Internet Trends report from Kleiner-Perkins: The data is clear - digital consumption has caught up with traditional media. Mobile and "internet" or desktop are about even with 24% of the consumption share - adding up to 48% of media share. And while the desktop internet advertising spend almost matches what would be expected based on usage, print is way over represented and mobile is extremely underrepresented. Why aren't more ad budgets being allocated to mobile? Well, mobile ad spend in 2015 doubled from last year - and is still not keeping pace with mobile usage. Check out last year's Internet Trends report. Digital media consumption grew overall from 2013, from 45% share to 48%, but mobile actually took share from desktop internet. In 2013, mobile ad spend was around $7 billion, or 4% of total ad spend. In 2014, mobile ad spend doubled to $13 billion, or 8% of total ad spend, while mobile accounted for 4% more share of media consumption. The ad spend doubles and still can't keep up with the demand. Part of the gap between ad spend and where

A/B Testing for App Store Listing Optimization

A/B Testing for App Store Listing Optimization

Posted on June 4th, 2015

Mobile A/B testing is a gateway to increased app performance - if done correctly. In this guide, take a look at what you can do to maximize your testing campaigns.

Android Passes iOS in Mobile Ad Revenues

Android Passes iOS in Mobile Ad Revenues

Posted on May 18th, 2015

The mobile revenue share continues to trend toward Android. Last year, Android passed iOS in share of mobile ad impressions, or ad traffic. According to Opera Software's latest "State of Mobile Advertising"

Apple Analytics Deeper Dive

Apple Analytics Deeper Dive

Posted on May 14th, 2015

After a week of playing around with the data presented in Apple's new Analytics module - thought it was time to take a deeper dive and share some screenshots. When you login to Apple App Analytics, you are presented with all of your apps, and their