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The InMobi Insights team is excited to release the first State of Mobile App Developers 2016. We undertook a survey of mobile developers across the world in an attempt to understand the ever growing ecosystem better. Find out what 1,000+ developers had to say about the latest developer trends in 2016.
While many would have overlooked some of the importance of mobile and the opportunities it presented in 2015, it is essential for brands to look ahead, do some forward thinking and speculate on the mobile strategy they need to adopt to remain relevant. What does the mobile journey look like in 2016?
There’s no doubt that mobile devices have changed the way we consume sports, and brands have an opportunity to leverage each event to connect and engage with their consumers. Mobile, Sports and Going for Gold The beginning of 2016 witnessed an interesting trend on mobile, particularly around national and global sporting events.
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The market share of the top 10 companies also fell, according to the data, their share of ad revenues decreasing for the first time since 2016. IAB pointed to the implementation of Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT), which social media firms Meta and Snap also blamed for stagnating ad revenues last year.
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Furthermore, according to Forrester, tablets are set to replace laptops by 2016. The report reveals that tablets are set to become the mobile device of choice relegating the laptop to third device status. It also estimates that tablet sales will touch 375 million taking the global tablet base to 760 million in 2016.
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How to Use This Data To Inform Your MobileAd Campaigns These insights are interesting, but how can all of this information from InMobi Pulse be used to more intelligently allocate in-app and mobilead spend? They’re also increasingly targeting mobile - and for good reason. The top auto advertisers in the U.S.
eMarketer expects US mobilead spending to reach $7.19 billion in 2013 and nearly $21 billion by 2016, a significant upward trend. So there is no doubt that 2013 will be another booming year for the players in mobile ecosystem. Have a safe and healthy New Year!
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Not only will mobilead spending overtake spending on all other media by next year, but App Annie has found 60% growth in apps that make money through in-app advertising. House of Representatives is going to be looking at protecting privacy very closely in the wake of the 2016 election. if they meet certain requirements.
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