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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2014 · 20 MIN

Banners Are Dead: LoopMe CEO Urges New Formats and Feedback

from Mobile Presence · host WMR.FM

Banners Are Dead: LoopMe CEO Urges New Formats & Feedback -- Stephen Upstone, CEO and Founder of LoopMe, a pioneer in social mobile ad discovery for smartphones and tablets, is back to discuss mobile marketing trends and the rise of ad approaches that turn consumers into brand advocates. Richer, full-screen experiences and formats that scaleare transforming advertising, and brands will need to move with the market.Related articles across the webMobile Advertising Your Customers Will LikeThe End Of The Smartphone? What Technology Will Replace Smartphones And Tablets?Welcome to 'Talking Mobile' the MMA UK BlogMust-Follow Rules To Promote and Monetize Your Mobile AppMobile Platforms for Developers and BrandsLoopMe Wants Less Noise In Mobile Ads, Gets $500K Seed Round Led By Ex-AdMob MD Russell Buckley For Its Inbox SolutionMMA Board Members Have High Hopes for Mobile Marketing This YearFuture of Mobile: From Smartphones to Apps to UsageMMA Board Members Have High Hopes for Mobile Marketing This YearMobile Couponing and Tracking Personalized OffersAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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