The speed at which Internet users are switching from PCs to tablets and smartphones is causing big problems for companies that rely on advertising. Take Facebook for example. Facebook’s IPO snafu has its roots with their caution to potential investors about the threat of mobile devices to its ability to monetize the site and who was warned and when.  
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The fact that mothers are the target market segment for a new advertising campaign for Vick’s Behind Ear Thermometer is not surprising. What is surprising is the level of sophistication that Blue Chip Marketing Worldwide is using to determine which mothers will see the ads. 
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Because of rapid expansion of mobile technologies, companies have no choice but to take mobile marketing very seriously as part of their online marketing strategies. If you haven’t started to do so yet, read on… 
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2010 was a rebound year for advertising. While large advertisers led the way, the third quarter saw small and medium-sized businesses regain their confidence and jump back into advertising spending in a big way. If you are still sitting on the sidelines, your competition isn’t… 
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Mobile Barcodes use in advertising and marketing is accelerating rapidly. If you have been paying attention, you probably have noticed them in a lot of unexpected places.. 
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Are you looking for more ways to drive foot traffic and sales to your stores? An emerging mobile marketing strategy to smart phones offers an opportunity to do just that. Here’s how it works… 
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Geo-targeted or location based mobile advertising has been touted for several years now. A number of companies are betting that this is the year that geo-targeted ads become a significant component of the digital advertising market. For some types of businesses, location based mobile ads makes good sense. What about yours? 
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Why do you think that Apple, a company that makes most of its money by selling devices, is getting into the mobile advertising business? Unless you are privy to boardroom discussions, the mystery has yet to be unlocked.  However, I have some ideas that may be relevant to the reasoning behind Apple's new business venture.. 
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Mobile marketing and smart phones are the “current big thing” in the online world. According to Forrester Research, 17% of cell phone subscribers now use smart phones, as opposed to last year's 11%. It is no wonder that the two leading online brands, Apple and Google, are now on a collision course toward mobile marketing domination. Google has now gone into the smart phone business, and Apple has entered the mobile advertising business. What was once a close relationship between the two companies, has turned into a head to head competition in the smart phone and mobile advertising arenas. 
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