Opera Mobile advertising report finds iOS on top for ad monetisation

First State of Mobile Advertising report from Opera

Press release

July 20th 2012. 4th Screen Advertising’s parent company Opera Software, has launched its first State of Mobile Advertising report, highlighting key data and trends in mobile advertising worldwide. The report contains insights from the world’s leading mobile ad platform, using data mined from a global network of 35 billion plus ad impressions, which will deliver more than £255 million ($400 million) in revenue to mobile publishers in 2012.Among the findings are:- iOS rules the roost -The average eCPM (effective cost per thousand impressions) on iPhone is £1.82 ($2.85), followed by Android at £1.34 ($2.10); Windows Phone is last at £13p ($0.20) eCPM.

- Rich media delivers – Rich media ads, especially those that leverage the capabilities of more sophisticated mobile devices, drive CTR (click-through rates) and better customer engagement based on the 4th Screen Advertising Rich Media Index.

- Business & Finance is the top revenue category – It generates more revenue per impression than any other category.

- Using just one ad network won’t cut it – Performance varies significantly over very short periods of time, so publishers and advertisers that don’t use a strategic mix of networks won’t maximise their profit and reach.

In addition to the special focus on monetisation patterns and trends, the report also includes key insights for advertisers, such as; — How device adoption among demographic groups impacts media buying strategy.

- Why mobile landing pages could soon be obsolete

- Five traits to look for when choosing a mobile ad network

Mark Slade, CEO, 4th Screen Advertising, said: “This report shows the breadth of coverage Opera advertising has in the global mobile ad space, providing analysis which really underlines the maturity of the channel and digs much deeper in to effective mobile ad strategies, performance and engagement.”

“The report also features valuable insights into how rich media ad formats deliver much higher engagement levels – providing an essential read for anyone in media buying and planning. We now look forward to publishing the report on a regular basis.”

To read the full report, go here.

About Opera Software

The worldwide World Wide Web — any device, any platform, any bandwidth, absolutely anywhere in the world. Opera Software was founded in 1994, based on the idea that access to the web should be a universal right. 270 million people (and counting) use the Opera web browsers for computers, mobile phones, TVs and other connected devices. Opera also delivers tools, distribution, engagement, monetization and market insights to developers, publishers and brands around the world. We are passionate about breaking down barriers, so everyone can share in the power of the internet. Our vision of one web for all remains at the heart of what we do, because we believe that participation changes everything. Opera Software ASA is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol OPERA. ‘Opera’, ‘Opera Software’, ‘Opera Mini’ and the ‘O’ logo are trademarks of Opera Software ASA. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

About 4th Screen Advertising

4th Screen Advertising is one of the world’s leading premium mobile advertising agencies. 4th Screen goes beyond just clicks, offering brands and advertisers engagement and rich media based mobile campaigns. Publisher clients include the Guardian, MTV, Global Radio and IMDb. 4th Screen is a wholly owned subsidiary of Opera Software ASA.

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