NEW YORK - Internet sharing an increasingly popular location a distinct advantage for the advertiser. Proven successful location-based ads encourage users come to the store and shopping.
It is disclosed that observed JiWire location-based media exposure, the mobile device landscape and trends of public Wi-Fi. Similarly disitat Netimperative, Monday (14/02/2011).
Services and applications share the location is difficult to separate from the mobile internet users. JiWire Based on the survey, 78 percent of users using that application via the phone. 29 percent of them use these applications many times.
That number turned out to participate to boost the effectiveness of location-based advertising. 20 percent of mobile Internet users claim to visit the store promoted location-based advertising. While 42 percent claim to be using location-based services to find a store.
"Consumer demand of location-based services and location-based advertising revenue continues to increase dramatically. Especially with companies like Groupon, Facebook, and now, Google is also working with local stores," said David Staas, SVP of Marketing JiWire.
"Ads like these help consumers find the products and the best place in their area. Because of the location-based services become more mainstream, everyone is more open to give information about their location in order to take advantage of promotions and discounts offered," he concluded.
It is disclosed that observed JiWire location-based media exposure, the mobile device landscape and trends of public Wi-Fi. Similarly disitat Netimperative, Monday (14/02/2011).
Services and applications share the location is difficult to separate from the mobile internet users. JiWire Based on the survey, 78 percent of users using that application via the phone. 29 percent of them use these applications many times.
That number turned out to participate to boost the effectiveness of location-based advertising. 20 percent of mobile Internet users claim to visit the store promoted location-based advertising. While 42 percent claim to be using location-based services to find a store.
"Consumer demand of location-based services and location-based advertising revenue continues to increase dramatically. Especially with companies like Groupon, Facebook, and now, Google is also working with local stores," said David Staas, SVP of Marketing JiWire.
"Ads like these help consumers find the products and the best place in their area. Because of the location-based services become more mainstream, everyone is more open to give information about their location in order to take advantage of promotions and discounts offered," he concluded.
