The amount that advertisers paid Google on a click-per-click basis fell 15 percent.
...advertisers aren't willing to pay as much for a mobile ad.
why?
Are mobile users less likely to do leads/sales? Why that?
The amount that advertisers paid Google on a click-per-click basis fell 15 percent.
...advertisers aren't willing to pay as much for a mobile ad.
More reasons:
- so far you probably have an average younger demo than computers
- different mindframe, I know that I research serious stuff on computer and waste time on phone
- less trust.. less people that are prepared to pull out their CC
- still a lot of dumb phones browsing the net that are harder to complete complex tasks like filling out long forms
What do you guys mean by you don't run mobile traffic?
Aren't you seeing any mobile agents in your logs at all?
Apple users paying $500+ for a device think nothing of dropping a few bucks for "content", and Apple makes it hard for the average user to pirate apps.
Android users are driven by least common denominator, cheapest phone for the specs, don't want to pay $0.99 for anything, very likely to pirate something rather than support the developer. Driving developers towards "in app purchases" so even pirated copies don't get access to the content without buying it.
Google app store is lightyears behind Apple, itunes, etc. while Google play sucks.
As far as ad traffic I could see some types being great, like downloadable "coupons", directions, etc while the normal desktop traffic is pretty worthless on a phone, filling out forms, reading lengthy pitches, etc on a 3x5" screen.