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BizReport : Mobile Marketing : February 05, 2009
Study: iPhone users more likely to respond to mobile ads
When it comes to mobile marketing, iPhone users are the consumers to target. According to a new report from Limbo and GfK Technology, based on Q4 2008 numbers, iPhone users were 66% more likely to respond to mobile ads than other mobile consumers.
iPhone users were also found to be 23% more aware of mobile ads.
Limbo CEO Jonathon Linner said, "We found that the iPhone users are not only more accessible, but are also more aware of all mobile ads including those outside of the typical SMS and mobile Web formats. In addition, this report shows that other mobile ad formats, including location-based services, are growing and gaining traction, with iPhone users serving as the early adopters."
Other interesting findings from the report include:
• Half of iPhone users responded to a mobile ad in some way
• iPhone users call an 800 number, the most common call-to-action, twice as often as non-iPhon users
• 20% of iPhone users visit a mobile website compared to 14% of non-iPhone users
• 25% of iPhone users purchased a product or visited the store of a mobile marketer
This does not mean that non-iPhone consumers should be ignored by marketers but it does indicate that, for now, iPhone consumers are the best targets for mobile ad campaigns.
Tags: GfK Technology, iPhone, Limbo, mobile ads, mobile marketing
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