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Mobile Marketing in the News
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Posted: 5/26/2007
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Recently we have had quite a few new clients and prospective clients working towards leveraging their existing client database of mobile phone numbers for a Mobile Marketing campaigns.
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Posted: 3/13/2007
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As mobile operators take the slow road toward adding advertising on cell phones, big media brands with mobile
Web sites are fast-tracking plans to add advertising to those sites. Fox News announced Monday that it is partnering
with Third Screen Media to help it inject advertising throughout its mobile properties. Initially, Third Screen Media
will insert banner advertising on Fox News' mobile Web site. While no further plans have been announced, Fox News
will likely add video advertising and other forms of advertising using Third Screen's technology at a later date.
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Posted: 2/8/2007
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Mobile phone ad spending is expected to more than double in 2007 to $1.5 billion
Arguably, the mobile phone is the most personal consumer goods device we own. It's a trusted communication companion, for
the businessperson and consumer alike. And unlike a newspaper or even a computer, it's assigned to a single owner.
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Posted: 4/20/2006
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I'll start with a cool example of relationship marketing from Sprint Nextel and the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas for
a soon-too-launch campaign. The Luxor Hotel recently trialed a program together with Sprint Nextel. It emphasizes the opportunity to
extend the relationship with the consumer. When a guest made a reservation at the Luxor, they were asked if they wanted to
opt-in to receive automatic check-in when they arrived in Las Vegas. Then, using location services, the consumer
received a text message when they arrived in the Las Vegas city limits prompting them for automatic check-in via
their mobile device. For those who haven't traveled to Las Vegas, the queues for check-in are often enormous. This new
service enabled the consumer to bypass the check-in lines when they arrived at the hotel. The Luxor immediately began to establish
a stronger relationship and tie with its consumers. But that's only the beginning.
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