Vodafone Netherlands has just announced an extremely unexpected variant on the theme of mobile advertising. Normally people envisage mobile ads as targeted at consumers, following a broadly TV/web-banner type model, selling the usual cars / cosmetics / food / travel and so on via a B2C marketing proposition.
So the news that Voda NL is instead looking at B2B mobile advertising strikes me as pretty left-field. Basically it's insurance firms pitching to insurance brokers' mobiles, and drug companies / health info providers pitching to pharmacists.
So potentially your local chemist might get a free phone & cheap calls if he's happy to be pitched about the latest & greatest cardiovascular pharmaceuticals, instead of playing Java games, while he's on the bus to work.....
Weird. Possibly a great idea, or possibly a micro-niche distraction. Top marks for lateral thinking, though.
Report: Mobile Broadband Computing
Market forecasts for Mobile Computing. Notebooks, netbooks, dongles, MIDs & tethers, on 3G, LTE and WiMAX networks. Analysis of current and new business models, and key company strategies.
Only 30% of mobile broadband users will be using embedded-WWAN notebooks in 2011.
Long-term postpaid monthly subscriptions will be used by fewer than 40% of all mobile broadband users.
Details are here
Only 30% of mobile broadband users will be using embedded-WWAN notebooks in 2011.
Long-term postpaid monthly subscriptions will be used by fewer than 40% of all mobile broadband users.
Details are here
Thursday, February 22, 2007
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