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This sponsored report was commissioned by Verve Mobile and is available for complimentary download

Mobile tops the list of tech and media topics that have gained the marketplace’s attention and investment over the past few years.

Yet, advertiser adoption hasn’t caught up with mobile usage. Mobile holds a 12 percent share of U.S. consumers’ media time, but only a 3 percent share of ad revenue.

The good news is that innovative technologies are soundly countering this supply/demand imbalance and justifying sell-side monetization. The top trend is Attribution, a feedback loop of ad effectiveness that is becoming one of the most important areas of mobile ad innovation.

Scheduling software has seen its ups and downs. But it is currently poised to take off, due to the emergence of a cloud-based environment marked by on-the-go mobile services and scheduling’s integration with email, point of sale systems and billing. Indeed, scheduling has been seen as a key connector for the next phase of closed loop marketing. At the top of the sales funnel, it is directly associated with search and discovery.

Peter Krasilovsky, Vice President and Chief Analyst, BIA/Kelsey, Report Author

Being developed to speak the language of large advertisers, attribution technologies are well-equipped with data sets and capabilities that track users’ behavior and location. And, with post-ad exposure becoming the name of the game, this functionality will be a noticeable driver of success for mobile campaigns.

Complete the form to get a free research report and learn ways location targeted mobile advertising and attribution are materializing, and where they’re moving next.

Chapters in this 20-page report include:

  • Location saves the day
  • Location targeting’s problems (and solutions)
  • Location powered “big data”
  • Drilling down on attribution
  • Location data analysis
  • Third party/panel data
  • Offline purchase data

Who should read this report? Advertisers, publishers and startups interesting in discovering value in mobile and the quickly developing art that is attribution.

More details about this report available in Michael Boland’s blog, Mobile Ad Attribution.

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