Showing posts with label sms users. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sms users. Show all posts

Monday, April 13, 2009

Our Latest Shopper Demographic Statistics

As SuddenDeals.com grows, it becomes more and more interesting to see how the shopper demographic pans out. SuddenDeals.com is so easy to use, that the stigma of SMS text messaging only being useful by18-24 year-old's is simply no longer true.

Take a look at the numbers by clicking on this link:

http://www.suddendeals.com/merchant_lounge.php?faqId=9

Monday, July 28, 2008

Nielsen says mobile ads growing, consumers respond

A few excerpts....

"About 23 percent of U.S. mobile phone users have seen advertising on their cell phones in the last 30 days and about half of them responded to the ads..."

"The number of phone users who recalled seeing mobile ads rose by 38 percent to 58 million in the fourth quarter compared with 42 million in the second quarter"

"14 percent said they were open to ads as long as they were relevant to their interests,"

Read the rest at Reuters

Thursday, July 24, 2008

SMS Still Dominant Data App

"Text messaging continues to be the overwhelming data application used on a regular basis, says Yankee Group (News - Alert) analyst Patrick Monaghan."

"On a daily basis, teens between the ages of 13 and 17 use text messaging more than they place voice calls. About 63 percent of teens stated that they send text messages minimally once per day compared to 61 percent who say they make voice calls."

"On a weekly basis, 45 percent of all respondents with mobile phones use text messaging while other data applications."

Read the whole story from Tmcnet.com

China Mobile Phone Subscribers Pass 600 Million Mark

The number of mobile phone subscribers in China reached 601 million at the end of June, according to government figures.

The nation added 8.63 million new users in June, for an official total of 53.5 million new subscribers so far this year, according to China's Ministry of Information Industry. The figures also show that China and India are racing neck and neck in monthly subscriber additions.

Read full story at PC World