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The inportance of Mobile Marketing 
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Here’s a brilliant example of mobile advertising done right.
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Why Should Marketers Care About Mobile Marketing? (Forbes) http://t.co/HBIRojFztx
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As consumers are increasingly connecting to the Internet via their smartphones, advertisers are piling on the money to roll out mobile ads. In the first half of 2013, US advertisers spent $3 billion on mobile advertising, up from $1.2 billion a...
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We’ve witnessed almost everything in print become digitally smarter, yet up until now, the pervasive logo has yet to become any more intelligent. But imagine turning almost any company logo into a lead or information gathering engine. Imagine logos that engage users on mobile devices.
Ubleam claims they can turn almost any logo into a smart logo and when someone using the Ubleam app scans the logo from an Android or Apple mobile device – the magic happens. Not only that, Ubleam provides an analytical dashboard so that their customers can track the details of how users are interacting with the smart logos.
7 ideas worth exploring: - Social macros - Instant geo-location coupons - Run feedback surveys - Lead engine - Learn more about your customers - Brand Logo Check-ins - Marketing information Via Ubleam
Ubleam's comment,
October 21, 2013 7:08 AM
Thanks again :) Create your smart logo for free: http://manager.ubleam.com
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If you sell directly to U.S. customers or provide marketing services to clients who do, pay attention. A recent report says a growing mobile market is already generating billions in U.S. sales.
Richard Stadler's curator insight,
June 19, 2013 8:24 AM
Mobile and TV are the future for now. You need to understand how to work with them. now. 
Jeffrey Dinardo jr.'s curator insight,
March 21, 2017 9:02 AM
Send2Mobile+ will add to that ease of use and increase of sales.
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