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Mobile phones have become a near-ubiquitous tool for information-seeking and communicating: 83% of American adults own some kind of cell phone.
Key Findings | Pew Internet & American Life Project
eMarketer: 12 Digital Marketing Predictions for 2010
eMarketer is one of the most cited resources for internet marketing trends, so when I received some tasty predictions for 2010, I thought they were too useful to keep to myself.
eMarketer Webinar: Mobile Advertising and Marketing—Key Trends and Benchmarks – The eMarketer Blog
To listen and watch playback of the webinar , Mobile Advertising and Marketing—Key Trends and Benchmarks, click here.How to Encourage Mobile App Discovery and Usage - eMarketer
Mobile apps are used as marketing tools by many brands, but they need to be marketed themselves in order for app users to find and then download them.
It has been an interesting few months for APP Developers and marketers. With Apple hitting 500,000 Apps and 10 billion downloads from its App store and Google racing towards 300,000 Apps and 3 billon downloads. You would think that every developer with the word mobile in their resume is making a killing but as you will see below the big numbers and hype does not "make it rain" for all the players.
The App Economy – Who Is Really Making Money « iMediaConnection Blog
Tapjoy reinvents itself as well as app discovery [PRESS RELEASE]AndroidGuys
Tapjoy Reinvents App Discovery with the Tapjoy Personal App Marketplace Tapjoy’s app marketplace delivers personalized recommendations based on a user’s individual tastes and interests; also fosters deeper engagement, social sharing and joint discovery San Francisco, CA – November 3, 2011 – Tapjoy, Inc. ( www . tapjoy . com ), a value exchange mobile ad network, today announced the beta launch of a new kind of personal marketplace that aims to forever change how consumers find, share and engage with mobile applications.
New Mobile App Advertising Network Launches For Consumers | TechNode
According to a Nielsen report published this year, mobile apps are distributed mostly via app stores but the irony is this: apps are discovered only 58% of the time there.As app stores multiply and the number of publicly released apps — just the ones we can see and count — approaches 1 million, content developers are having a hard time standing out from the crowd. That process is known in the app world as discovery, and it’s getting harder with every new app, as developers fight for the attention of consumers and app-store managers.
33 ways to make your app a hit: VentureBeat's Discovery Directory | VentureBeat
App discovery startup Appsfire gets $3.6 million investment | VentureBeat
Mobile application discovery startup Appsfire closed a $3.6 million funding round from French investors Idinvest , according to a Gigaom report.
app discovery News | VentureBeat
As we head towards the New Year of 2011, the VentureBeat team has put together a list of things we’d like to see the tech and startup world improve on.Canalys analyze the growing App Market Revenue | Radio Mobile Tech
$14 Billion revenue to hit the App stores in 2012 – The App Mania is on!In recent weeks, details have emerged about Facebook’s designs to become a mobile app platform. Part of the rationale behind Facebook building an HTML5-driven experience for other people’s apps was supposedly “to use Apple’s own devices against them to break the stranglehold they have on mobile app distribution.”