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 New Trends In Mobile Advertising (Velti)
Velti's State Of Mobile Advertising report compares mobile ad statistics for May 2013 with a year earlier, and comes up with some interesting trends. Overall, it's clear that there's a shift away from direct response type advertising, and toward audience-based, impression-based marketing characteristic of brand campaigns. The evidence for that is in the move toward larger ad units, cost-per-impression rather than cost-per-click advertising, and the decline of gaming apps in terms of ad impression share. Here are a few stats:
- The iPhone saw a 4.7% increase in full-screen ads between May 2012 and May 2013
- Gaming apps saw their ad impression share drop 15% in the period
- CPM (cost-per-impression) campaigns rose 30% year-over-year
- iOS saw a 5% increase in its impression share
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