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Mobile is 98% of Facebook revenue growth: Statista - Chart of the Day

Mobile is 98% of Facebook revenue growth: Statista - Chart of the Day | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Facebook's strong mobile advertising business helped the social network to report positive results for the fourth quarter of 2014. Revenue was up 49% to $3.85 billion, as the company's profit grew by 34% to $701 million. For the full year, Facebook reported a net profit of $2.94 billion on $12.47 billion in revenue. 


When Facebook started selling mobile ads in 2012, not even the keenest optimists could have predicted how big a success they would be for the company. In each of the past seven quarters, mobile ads accounted for more then 90% of Facebook's revenue growth.


In the past three months, mobile advertising sales amounted to almost $2.5 billion. Having doubled since the previous year's holiday quarter, mobile ad revenue now accounts for more than two thirds of Facebook's advertising revenue and 64% of total revenue....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Powerful revenue growth via mobile and a bellwether for marketers.

Mike Allen's curator insight, February 6, 2015 12:52 PM

More people want to interact on the move outside home. This key trend explained here

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Why Being 'Mobile First' Is No Longer A Choice | Simply Zesty

Why Being 'Mobile First' Is No Longer A Choice | Simply Zesty | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Now that we're past waiting for the 'year of mobile' to hit and are now well and truly in it, it's time for organisations to look at their business strategy and decide just how much time and budget mobile is going to get.

 

...The implications of being ‘mobile first’ as a company extend way beyond having a mobile-optimised site, or a snazzy app that’s available across multiple devices. The way in which we use mobile means a change in the way we access and store information, communicate, work, socialise and research, and necessitates a change in the technology your business relies on. IBM has most recently demonstrated this with the launch of its mobile first strategy. To show how serious it is, it’s even dubbed the strategy ‘MobileFirst’ in case there was any doubt about the direction it’s taking....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

IBM and Facebook are showing how mobile strategy impacts business positively.

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