Average Mobile Ad CTR

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What is the average Mobile Advertising click through rate?

A new study by online advertising network Chitika (Oct-2009)  found that mobile internet users – and especially iPhone users – are only about half as likely as non-mobile internet users to click on ads. The study of the same ads on different media found that non-mobile ads held steady with a 0.83% click-through rate (CTR), while mobile ads as a whole pulled a mere 0.48% – slightly more than half of the average.
This is a big difference than what was being reported in 2008. In April-08, Bango was reporting click through rates between 2-8 percent with conversion rate of 2-5 percent.  See article.

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What happens after the mobile click?

According to mobile analytics firm Amethon (June-2009),

  • on average consumers view 1.53 pages when visiting a m0bile ad site
  • Only 33% of consumers make it past the first page
  • Movie campaign sites performed the best, averaging 1.65 page views and attracting 21% of the audience
  • Content downloads like branded wallpapers or videos don’t improve engagement much.

Are there any examples of Mobile Advertising campaigns with good Mobile CTRs?

  • Kodak mobile advertising campaign saw a 1.7 mobile CTR
  • Honda Insight mobile ad campaign claims a 27% CTR!
  • Mobile Posse claims 18% CTR for idle-screen mobile advertising campaign
  • Goodyear SMS Advertising claims a 5.2%

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