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$329 per location. This webinar first aired January 2010.
Mobile represents one of the few areas driving growth for media brands. In the last quarter of 2009, scores of magazines upped their mobile game with iPhone apps, mobile Web sites and experimentation with new formats. But what is paying off? Should a magazine brand present a single branded app or site to the mobile audience or parse itself into discrete tools and applications? How are mobile tech partnerships being structured, and what kinds of revenue can a publisher realize from apps, from the mobile Web and from the carriers?
The transition of the masses to the mobile platform is forcing brands to rethink how their content is conceived and delivered to audiences. Deft repackaging and a real marketing plan are musts in order to realize the serious money mobile can generate. In this month’s min Webinar we assemble some of the early-in publishers and providers to share their best monetization practices.
You will learn:
- How to find and vet the right mobile content partners
- What mobile content is resonating with users
- Whether apps or the mobile web map best against your audience and your content
- How to price your mobile content for users and advertisers
- How to use mobile to expand your audience
- The pros and cons of using mobile ad networks to monetize your apps or site
- How to translate your best editorial franchises into mobile apps users will pay to use
- How to staff for a mobile future
- What role the carriers still play in the mobile content value chain
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Jeffrey Litvack
GM, Mobile and Emerging Products
The Associated Press
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Sean Nolan
Vice President, Online Operations and External Online Marketing
Rodale Inc.
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Kunal Gupta
CEO
Polar Mobile |
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Moderator:
Steve Smith
Digital Media Editor
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Sales Producers and Managers of all Sizes at Consumer & Business to Business Magazine Brands, including:
- Marketing Managers
- Marketing Directors
- VPs of Marketing
- Brand Managers
- Audience Development Marketing
- Editors
- Editorial Directors
- Online Editors
- Publishers
- Research Directors
- Sales Managers/Directors
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