In the iPhone market tug-of-war between AT&T and Verizon, it appears that Verizon is gaining ground. It wasn’t long ago when Verizon users could only admire the iPhone from the sidelines while AT&T controlled the market. Despite the iPhone’s attractiveness, most Verizon users held tough, unwilling to switch providers just for one device.
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Has Google+ Already Reached its Decline?
Over the past month, there has been much speculation as to whether the emergence of Google Plus marks the beginning of a new era in social networking. At first glance, possesses an array of wildly different features, boasts a rapidly growing user base, and has the backing of a company with a seemingly immeasurable amount of resources.
It's August 1st, So Why Haven't I Received My July Payment Yet?
This is a question we get a lot… and I mean A LOT! For a good reason, too- what the heck is Net 30?? We pay on a Net-30 basis. This means that you will receive your payment for a specific month 30 days after that month ends. Say you made $60.00 in the month… Continue reading It's August 1st, So Why Haven't I Received My July Payment Yet?
Focus on the Sweet Spot: It does matter
The moral of today and of yesteryear is that web publishers and advertisers should concentrate on searches between three to six words long. The sweet spot for query length are four word queries. This result stands whether looking at the percentage of users clicking an advertisement, the number of total ads seen or the total clicks on ads.
It's August 1st, So Why Haven't I Received My July Payment Yet?
This is a question we get a lot… and I mean A LOT! For a good reason, too- what the heck is Net 30?? We pay on a Net-30 basis. This means that you will receive your payment for a specific month 30 days after that month ends. Say you made $60.00 in the month… Continue reading It's August 1st, So Why Haven't I Received My July Payment Yet?
Web Browser Market Share: August Update
Three weeks ago, Chitika Insights observed a week’s worth of impressions, and determined which browsers had the predominant market shares. This week, we present you with an updated version of our browser market share distribution.
Publishers Favor Smartphone Platforms for Mobile Advertising
According to Erick Schonfeld’s report on mobile trends, smartphones now host over 78% of all mobile ads in the United States. He references research from InMobi, one of the world’s largest mobile ad networks, which reviewed mobile ad impressions from quarter to quarter of this year. Now well into quarter two, InMobi already has seen… Continue reading Publishers Favor Smartphone Platforms for Mobile Advertising
Publishers Favor Smartphone Platforms for Mobile Advertising
According to Erick Schonfeld’s report on mobile trends, smartphones now host over 78% of all mobile ads in the United States. He references research from InMobi, one of the world’s largest mobile ad networks, which reviewed mobile ad impressions from quarter to quarter of this year. Now well into quarter two, InMobi already has seen… Continue reading Publishers Favor Smartphone Platforms for Mobile Advertising
Local Search: Is It Time For Lunch Yet?
Maybe, just maybe, finding lunch is dominating local search traffic. If the advantages of local search don’t come to mind immediately, recall the ease of searching for the nearby restaurants or gas stations in today’s world. A first pass at the data anoints noontime as the peak of the local search traffic. In contrast, both… Continue reading Local Search: Is It Time For Lunch Yet?
Is Bing Winging on Internet Explorer?
Since Bing’s debut in May 2009, Microsoft has dedicated hundreds of millions of dollars toward an advertising campaign focused on promoting Bing as a viable alternative to Google. Arguably, this has been met with some success, as the search engine now captures roughly 14% of the market (30% if you include all Bing powered search… Continue reading Is Bing Winging on Internet Explorer?