The link between email campaigns and mobile is expected to emerge as a major topic at the Summit, perhaps highlighted Tuesday morning during a "Multichannel Marketing" panel. The discussion promises
to focus on "a multichannel view of customer experiences with an emphasis on email, social and mobile messaging (tri-messaging)."
The panel comes a day after Madison Avenue researcher Magna
released a forecast calling for mobile advertising in the U.S. to leap 36% in 2009 (to $229 million). That significant growth level is actually less than what Magna had projected mid-2008, before the
recession's effect had hit fully.
One reason for the projected growth: more Americans using smartphones. Some 32% of AT&T Wireless contract subscribers had one as of April 1. That's more
than double a year ago.
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