Twitter needs better targeting for continued mobile ad growth
While investors continue to question Twitter’s potential as new users do not sign up quickly enough, healthy gains on the advertising front point to continued support from brands.
While investors continue to question Twitter’s potential as new users do not sign up quickly enough, healthy gains on the advertising front point to continued support from brands.
Nutrisystem introduces a flexible digital weight loss application for do-it-yourself dieters, the emerging post-structured meal plan community looking for instant coaching and advice to maintain their weight loss goals.
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Brands such as RadioShack, Samsung and ampm are driving positive results by rewarding mobile users for interacting with their products in rich media mobile ads.
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LOST PINES, TX - Brands should be early adopters of new technology to become influencers rather than procrastinators waiting in the wings, according to panelists April 24 at the iProspect Client Summit.