In case you missed it, here are some of the top stories in mobile marketing and advertising we’ve been following this week.
Yahoo and Flurry are now one. On Monday, Yahoo announced that the two companies will merge with Yahoo acquiring the analytics giant for an estimated $200 million.
According to the latest studies performed across Australia and New Zealand, marketers understand the importance of personalization, yet most are falling short of delivering on the goods when push comes to shove.
Adobe has released its latest ad data report for search ads. According to a post at TechCrunch, U.S. search ad spend grew about 9 percent year-over-year, mostly through click growth. For the full year, including the proverbially strong fourth quarter, Adobe “expects that spend will increase between 10 and 12 percent.”
David Thacker, vice president of product at LinkedIn, confirmed this week that the social networking platform for professionals is doing its part to make B2B marketing through LinkedIn more precise and effective than ever before.
According to a recent post at AdWeek, email is increasingly read on mobile devices, but “that doesn’t mean the desktop is no longer relevant to marketers.”
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