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In the present era, most brands are trying to redefine their global presence by stepping out of the defined frontiers of commercial space. Instead of just existing as a commercial entity, brands are stretching their vision to include areas that can significantly impact the well-being of global masses.
Just when you’re having a bad day, you decide to plug in your earphones and listen to ‘any’ song from a collection of millions of songs right on your mobile phone. Imagine the choice of having free access to unlimited songs at any time of the day; be it the peppy Sugar track by Maroon 5 or a good old classic rock number by The Beatles, all genres available at your fingertips.
Thanks to the gush in innovative mobile technology, music streaming apps came into being! And if you’re a major music fan like me, there hasn’t been a better day for us as these apps have transformed the entire vision of a mobile phone. From a simple handheld device, now mobile phones have become much more personalized and music streaming apps have only deepened the scale of this personalization. People love listening to music and they are open to embracing music streaming services like never before.
It’s as simple as – Define your mood, pick a song and simply stream it.
‘Reaching the right audience at the right time’ – This phrase is like an unsaid rule for mobile marketers. Although mobile has unanimously claimed its spot as the most relevant route for reaching out to consumers, the availability of numerous options regarding ‘Things to do on mobile’ like, using mobile apps for watching viral videos, live music streaming, playing games…
The GEMS campaign was one of Madison & Affle’s most creative mobile campaigns that was run in 2015. It was a highly integrated digital campaign that was focused around the theme for GEMS and targeted kids from a very young age group of 5-8 years. To appeal to such young minds and be in sync with the GEMS theme, we…
As a member of the twenty-first century class of office goers, sometimes we feel the fading pulse of the adventurous hero we were all meant to be. Perhaps, John Lennon got it right when he sung about the ‘Working Class Hero’. Clad in our fine office suits and ties, we become trapped inside a monotonous system that tells us what…
Mobile Social and Mobile Programmatic are the buzz words in today’s marketing. A fusion of both can result in absolutely unimagined scale of positive results for the brand marketer today.
Stickiness on social apps such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, etc. are increasing by the day and this only shows how social media is becoming one of the major advertising platforms right now. Coupled with programmatic audience buying tools and techniques & advanced ad analytics, they are the perfect opportunity for brand marketers to present their messages to the right audience at the most opportune time.
The mobile advertising sector in India has seen massive growth in the past year. With this growth comes change. While we earlier had great creative freedom with regard to campaigns and branding, we have noticed that lately large corporations have started to include mobile advertising formats in their overall creative and branding strategy.
This makes their entire carousel appear more homogeneous, which is great, but it also means that some brands have started to treat mobile as an extension of print media, which isn't.
In our last blog, we had talked about some key strategies for greater user engagement in mobile apps. While addressing the issue of reaching out to inactive users, I made a brief mention about the effectiveness of Retargeting Ads, which have become a core part of mobile marketing. In this post, let’s take a quick look at some handy points…
Internet is magical. You start with googling a wallet when somehow you end up buying a watch. How does that happen? How does one start searching for one specific app say, a racing game but lands up on a treasure quest? The phenomenon we are talking about here is referred to as Advertising. Its kind of simple actually. An Ad network uses