Mobile media network BuzzCity has released the results of its Global Mobile Advertising Index for Q1 2010. The Index tracks activity across BuzzCity’s network of over 2,000 publishers worldwide. The data, gathered over the three month period from January to March, reveals a 38% increase in the number of ads served in the BuzzCity network over the previous quarter.
Indonesia, India, the US and S. Africa continued their dominance among the top five and were joined by Canada for the first time. The UK also demonstrated strong growth, with approximately 230 million ads served over the three month period - an increase of 114% on the previous quarter.
The top 10 most active countries in were:
“With the increase in affordable high-end phones and greater public awareness of the mobile web, 2010 has also driven a rise in the volume of global mobile traffic. This increase in volume and continued advertiser interest has meant publishers can expect better returns as a greater variety of advertisers get better acquainted with the media. This is a trend which we predict will continue to fuel the rise of the mobile advertising industry during 2010.”
Indonesia, India, the US and S. Africa continued their dominance among the top five and were joined by Canada for the first time. The UK also demonstrated strong growth, with approximately 230 million ads served over the three month period - an increase of 114% on the previous quarter.
The top 10 most active countries in were:
- Indonesia: 2.9bn ads served (+38% on Q4 2009)
- India: 1.1bn (+71%)
- US: 465.2m (+54%)
- S. Africa: 357.9m (+15%)
- Canada: 238.9m (+68%)
- UK: 229.4m (+114%)
- Saudi Arabia: 162.3m (-15%)
- Norway: 131.1m (+92%)
- Nigeria: 125.7m (+47%)
- Malaysia: 116.2m (+14%)
“With the increase in affordable high-end phones and greater public awareness of the mobile web, 2010 has also driven a rise in the volume of global mobile traffic. This increase in volume and continued advertiser interest has meant publishers can expect better returns as a greater variety of advertisers get better acquainted with the media. This is a trend which we predict will continue to fuel the rise of the mobile advertising industry during 2010.”
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