Monthly Archives: February 2014
Why Facebook’s Acquisition Of WhatsApp Looks Like A Bargain
$19 billion? The stunned reactions at Facebook’s valuation of mobile messaging service WhatsApp that are reverberating through tech hubs all over the world remind me of so much coverage of off-season baseball free agency. “How can Player X really get $15 million per year? He’s won just a few more games than he’s lost!” “Why […]
The Simplest Things People Don’t Do To Market Their Apps (But Should)
Have you or your company created a mobile app that’s so good that you can explain it to a total stranger in 30 seconds or less? If you have created such an app, have you actually explained it yet? Getting the word out about your app is one of the most fundamental yet overlooked mobile […]
How Walt Disney World Might Save Brick And Mortar Retail
If your company operates physical stores, you face all sorts of challenges. In addition to the same ones facing anyone in the real estate business, you also must confront the threat and opportunity presented by mobile devices. That means you must: Set a pricing strategy in an era dominated by customers using your floor inventory […]
Mobile App User Acquisition Costs On The Decline
A story emerged yesterday that reports that the average per mobile app user acquisition cost is declining. While that may be good news for advertising buyers, it may not be such good news for the overall health of the mobile economy. That’s because the transition from desktop and laptop-based digital marketing to mobile form factors […]
What Super Bowl Ads Can Teach Us About Mobile Video
In the marketing world, the Super Bowl marks the beginning of all-new advertising campaigns featuring some of the largest brands in the world. It used to be the case that almost all the ads that aired during the game appeared for the first time during the broadcast, but that has changed in recent years with […]
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