Posted on April 28, 2009 by Trae Clevenger
Mobile ad network Greystripe has published research on the way consumers engage with free iPhone applications. The findings are based on interaction with the 600 or so apps in its network which includes EA Mobile’s first ad-supported mobile game, Lemonade Tycoon. Among the more interesting averages: Pre-launch ads are holding consumers’ attention for about 22 [...]
Filed under: Analytics, Channels, Engagement, Gaming, mobile | Tagged: Engagement, iphone, Mobile Apps | Leave a Comment »
Posted on March 25, 2009 by Lisa Carr
Wondering where to go when you gotta go? Check out SitOrSquat.com — a social network utility designed to help decent people locate decent public restrooms. Download their GPS-enabled app to your iPhone or Blackberry and you, too, can find, rate and review toilets around the world. Literally! Since its launch last December, SitOrSquat has logged more than 52,000 toilets in 10 countries (which is not nearly enough, by the way). They’ve also had more than 1,600 downloads of their mobile apps. (Make that 1,601.)
Filed under: Social, mobile | Tagged: iphone, Mobile Apps | 2 Comments »
