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ADOTAS – Thus far, many advertisers have been reluctant to commit significant dollars to mobile advertising as part of their overall marketing strategy. Nonetheless, the folks at Operative believe publishers can get the ball rollin...
ADOTAS – Thus far, many advertisers have been reluctant to commit significant dollars to mobile advertising as part of their overall marketing strategy. Nonetheless, the folks at Operative believe publishers can get the ball rolling now to prepare themselves for the promise of the mobile ad sales juggernaut to come. Read More ... Subscribe to the free Adotas.com Newsletter
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New ad posted: Monticello Grand Casino: Robyn #ad
New ad posted: Monticello Grand Casino: Robyn #ad
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New ad posted: Monticello Grand Casino: Carlos #ad
New ad posted: Monticello Grand Casino: Carlos #ad
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New ad posted: Vancouver Aquarium: Fin #ad
New ad posted: Vancouver Aquarium: Fin #ad
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New ad posted: Vancouver Aquarium: Banner #ad
New ad posted: Vancouver Aquarium: Banner #ad
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New ad posted: Vancouver Aquarium: Tiny teeth #ad
New ad posted: Vancouver Aquarium: Tiny teeth #ad
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Yesterday, the marketing world was up in arms over Nutella sending a cease and desist to the brand's biggest fan, Sara Rosso. Seven years ago, Rosso created World Nutella Day which now has 40,000 followers on Facebook. Nutella claimed th...
Yesterday, the marketing world was up in arms over Nutella sending a cease and desist to the brand's biggest fan, Sara Rosso. Seven years ago, Rosso created World Nutella Day which now has 40,000 followers on Facebook. Nutella claimed the page was an unauthorized use of their intellectual property and trademarks. Oh how quickly the tide turns for brands when they realize lawyers are clueless and consumers run the show. Following the kerfuffle, Nutella has dropped its cease and desist order and issued an apologetic statement to Italian news site Corriere della Sera which the Huffington Post translated: "A positive contact between Ferrero [Nutella's parent company] and Sara Rosso, owner of the non-official fan page called World Nutella Day, closed the case. Ferrero wishes to express its sincere gratitude to Sara Rosso for her passion for Nutella, a gratitude it extends to all the fans of the Nutella World Day." Corriere della Sara explains the initial issue stemmed from a "routine procedure in defense of trademarks, activated following improper use of the Nutella trademark within the fan page." Hmm. Sounds like the brand has a bunch of robots running things. In any case, the kerfuffle is over. Everyone good now? Can we go back to business as usual? And could all the seemingly social media-illiterate lawyers in the world please attend a Social Media 101 class so we can avoid any further idiocy? No wait, don't! Otherwise we wouldn't have anything fun like this to write about.
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Company expects revenues to double in 2013 as demand surges for its solutions from leading retail, entertainment, healthcare and travel companies. Partners with UBER, HotelTonight, General Motors Company and others at annual user confere...
Company expects revenues to double in 2013 as demand surges for its solutions from leading retail, entertainment, healthcare and travel companies. Partners with UBER, HotelTonight, General Motors Company and others at annual user conference to discuss enterprise needs for a changing mobile landscape. SAN FRANCISCO – Kontagent, a pioneer in mobile analytics, today announced at its second annual Kontagent Konnect User Conference that the company expects revenue to double in 2013, as interest in its mobile customer intelligence solution has grown rapidly; especially from retail, entertainment, healthcare and travel companies. The company has signed new enterprise clients, including: Telenav, Warner Brothers, eHarmony, Thrillist/JackThreads and ooVoo. Kontagent Konnect is being held in San Francisco, where hundreds of mobile business leaders are converging to discuss the changing mobile landscape. Executives from UBER, HotelTonight, Tapjoy and General Motors are among the panelists who will share secrets on how “mobile-first” companies are light years ahead of their online competitors. Other topics of discussion include: the importance of using customer behavioral data to make app-development decisions; the techniques non-gaming industries can learn from game developers in order to ramp customer engagement and monetization; and the shift from analytics to mobile intelligence. “The strong growth that Kontagent has seen this year does not surprise me, given the breadth of their offerings and strength of their team,” said Rand Schulman, founder of the Digital Analytics Association (formerly Web Analytics Association). “Think of it this way: 2013 is for mobile what 1997 was for the Web. As the evolution of mobile analytics continues, Kontagent will be to mobile what Omniture is to the Web.” Founded in 2007, the company has achieved major milestones including: ·       The release of several new updates to its popular kSuite product, including: o   kSuite Mobile, which provides the insights mobile businesses need in order to improve their apps to better acquire, engage and monetize customers; o   kSuite DataMine, which provides data analysts unlimited, unparalleled query power to find the patterns, connections, and correlations that lead to engagement and in-app purchases; kSuite Mobile App for on-the-go executives to check the health of their mobile businesses; kSuite Multiscreen, which provides high-level views of how a business’s apps perform across multiple platforms—smartphones, tablets and desktops; Cohort Explorer and Revenue Analysis, which provide deeper customer lifetime value and performance analytics. In conjunction with Econsultancy, Kontagent released “The 2013 Mobile Sophistication and Strategy Study,” which found that 75% of companies haven’t defined a way to measure ROI or determine if their mobile experiences are truly effective, yet most expect to spend more in mobile in 2013; Kontagent is funded by Altos Ventures, Battery Ventures and Maverick Capital, with initial funding from Facebook; Kontagent is experiencing more than 100% revenue growth year-over-year; Kontagent now has 140 employees and offices in San Francisco, New York, Toronto, London, Japan and Korea; The Kontagent kSuite platform currently tracks: 250 billion+ customer data points tracked on a monthly basis 32 million+ daily active users tracked 210 million+ monthly active users tracked And has been instrumented on 1,000s of applications Large enterprise brands trust Kontagent with their mobile analytics needs because of the company’s depth of technology and expertise. Kontagent has spent the past five years working with some of the game industry’s most sophisticated developers, who rigorously use data to optimize their apps. Among those that have leveraged kSuite to increase user engagement and monetization rates include: Halfbrick (Fruit Ninja), Ubisoft, SGN, Electronic Arts and Big Fish. To that end, Kontagent has developed best practices
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New on Agency Spy: TEDx Recap: The Great Taste of Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney: TEDx Sydney 2013 was probably... #ad
New on Agency Spy: TEDx Recap: The Great Taste of Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney: TEDx Sydney 2013 was probably... #ad
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ADOTAS – Yesterday, just prior to Microsoft’s press conference introducing the Xbox One, we posted the results of a Synthesio study that showed the strong social buzz the announcement had engendered. If our site analytics are...
ADOTAS – Yesterday, just prior to Microsoft’s press conference introducing the Xbox One, we posted the results of a Synthesio study that showed the strong social buzz the announcement had engendered. If our site analytics are any indication, Synthesio’s study was spot on. Our coverage of the Xbox Reveal, which included two live video feeds, the Synthesio post and a live Twitter feed, spurred a substantial spike in readership. Visits increased 32 percent over the previous day and were 19 percent higher than the previous one-day high for the month. What’s more, a whopping 93 percent of yesterday’s visits were unique. The most popular article of the day was our live #XboxReveal Twitter feed, which ran under the heading, “From the Twitterverse: Gamers Hate on Xbox One,” in light of the predominantly negative response the conference elicited on that social site. The live video post was the third most read article of the day, followed by the Synthesio study results. Coming in at No. 2 was a carryover from the previous day: our “Burning Question” piece on Yahoo’s acquisition of Tumblr. Subscribe to the free Adotas.com Newsletter
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