Friday, September 24, 2010

3 reasons why advertisers should not neglect Nokia mobile

InMobi reports that 48% of display ad impressions on its global network of advertising were made in Nokia phones in July. For the most part, this activity has occurred in Europe where Nokia has a foothold rooted-but still bested Apple with Nokia acquisition of nearly 10 billion impressions of Apple devices grabbing impressions of EUR 1.6 billion. Smartphones running the Android OS has had over 711 million. (via The Inquirer). In short, Nokia is a manufacturer of mobile marketers cannot afford to ignore-at least not in the long term.

Nokia Certainly have some serious problems that marketers should take into account: has yet to make significant inroads into the US market high-end, forged, it does not have any bargain with major U.S. carriers and software development efforts-unlike its line of hardware stellar-are seen as weak and timid. It is, strengths, however, are convincing and can also leads to some realignment in market share in mobile telephony in the United States in the long term:

Its devices are universal.Nokia, Samsung, RIM and Apple held the largest market share, a report from Gartner found. For the second quarter, sales of the Nokia mobile device end users reached 111.5 million units and a share of 13.5%.

It is making a play for the Smartphone market.Nokia introduced three new devices to his family's upcoming Smartphone Nokia World earlier this month to join his device N8 released recently.These were a telephone business oriented and two devices aimed at consumers-the E7, C7 and C6.

It has a new General Manager.Nokia has shaken up the top-level management is reporting a significant change, bringing in Microsoft Executive Stephen Elop as CEO. Furthermore, the head of the Division of smartphones, Anssi Vanjoki and Chairman Jorma Ollila company announced their departure dates.


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