by Chuck Martin on May 30, 3:02 PM
With so many emails being read first on mobile devices, what can we do to manage the multi-screen messaging madness? Keep it short, keep it focused, and learn how to synchronize with your own computer.
by Chuck Martin on May 23, 10:08 AM
Organizing around the customer is the great opportunity in mobile marketing, but it has to contend with legacy organizational infrastructures that get in the way.
by Chuck Martin on May 16, 8:08 AM
When people buy a new TV, they typically are replacing one they have had for some time -- in many cases a very long time. They likely buy a high-definition set, can't wait to get it out of the box, turn it on and instantly receive a dramatically improved television-viewing experience.
by Chuck Martin on May 9, 10:59 AM
A mid-year spot check on the state of mobile marketing spend shows that investment is now being measured in billions not millions of dollars. Some sectors such as mobile payments are accelerating at a double and triple digit pace.
by Chuck Martin on May 2, 10:15 AM
Text messaging, and, surprisingly, 2D barcodes are the leading forms of mobile marketing among small- to medium-sized businesses. On the local level, SMBs are beginning to assign a branding function to social and a direct sales goal to mobile.
by Chuck Martin on Apr 25, 1:16 PM
As desktop Web habits migrate to the smartphone, search has become a focus for marketers. New research from Chitika Insights demonstrates the power of location in the new habits of mobile search.
by Chuck Martin on Apr 18, 3:24 PM
Deciding which screen to target when and where and for whom will be a daunting challenge for marketers. The variables when it comes to mobile demographics, devices and situations are mounting.
by Chuck Martin on Apr 11, 9:51 AM
With so many areas of rapid growth in mobile technology penetration, the next stage of mobile will not revolve around any one thing. It will be about how technology, new capabilities, penetration rates and savvier users combine in new ways.
by Chuck Martin on Apr 4, 10:25 AM
The obsession with all things Apple holds true in China, where marketers and media target the affluent segments that can afford the costlier iPhones and iPads.
by Chuck Martin on Mar 28, 7:31 PM
So will being able to do everything faster on mobile let us get back to other things -- or will it just allow everyone to do more, continuously?