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<\/a>These and many more are the outcomes of a new study released today by IHS Inc. and Facebook\u2019s Audience Network.
\nAs part of this research IHS conducted in-depth interviews with industry stakeholders in 25 countries. Responses were given by a broad range of companies in three categories including publishers, app and game developers; agencies and advertisers; trade associations, ad networks and technology vendors.<\/p>\n
In app native to receive the 63.2% of total investement mobile display<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n The report finds that by 2020 in-app native advertising revenue (third and first party together) will generate almost two-thirds (63.2%) of mobile display advertising revenue and will amount to $53.4Bn as a whole. Native leads to a higher engagement from mobile users<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n The study also finds that consumers engage with native ads 20-60% more than standard banner ads. Native is less likely to lead to user churn and ad fatigue, and drives higher retention rates (up to 3x), eCPMs (up to 2x) and click-through rates.<\/p>\n Advertisers driving more and more ad investment to Mobile<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n As more traffic moves to mobile, more and more advertisers are shifting their budgets to this kind of formats, study participants said. \u201cInitially, we saw mobile advertising struggling to match the success of mobile app usage and consumer spending,\u201d said Marouli.\u201cNow, native advertising is booming and today\u2019s most successful mobile marketers have already made the switch. The future of mobile advertising is native.\u201d<\/p>\n Room for growth: over 5Bn smartphones by 2018<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Since Apple launched its App Store in mid-2008, global smartphone and tablet application stores have experienced more than 500Bn app downloads. There is still room for growth, as the global smartphone installed base will pass 5Bn mark in 2018.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n \u201cThis growth presents opportunities for both app store revenues from in-app purchases and also in-app mobile advertising,\u201d said Jack Kent, director at IHS Technology. \u201cMany of these markets will be mobile first in consumer adoption of online services and so mobile advertising will be the dominant online advertising channel.\u00bb<\/p>\n Image over the headline.-<\/strong>Worldwide share of in-app native advertising in total mobile display advertising revenues (%) (Graphic: Business Wire)<\/span><\/p>\n Related external links<\/span>:<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n The future of mobile advertising is native (the whole report)<\/span> Third party in-app native advertising, or what is the same, native advertising that is operated and served by a third party onto a publisher\u2019s inventory) will be the fastest growing format and a key driver of mobile advertising. IHS research shows that it will increase an average of 70.7% a year in terms of revenues …<\/p>\n
\nWhile first party in-app native (like the ads you see on Facebook or Instagram) keeps on being largest mobile native revenue driver, native third party in-app will be the fastest-growing (70.7% each year as said before)compared to in-app advertising (at 26.1%), mobile display (at 25.3%) and desktop display which will decline on average -4.5% a year between 2015-2020.
\nNative third party in-app advertising will account for 10.6% of all mobile display ads by 2020.<\/p>\n
\nThis move of the investment includes not only that done by digital-first retailers, but by arger brands as well. The publishers, developers and advertisers who stand to benefit the most from native will be those who move fastest to adopt.<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nBy the end of 2015 there were 3.3Bn smartphones in use globally, and in the most advanced markets in Western Europe, North America, and mature Asian markets there were more than 85 smartphones active per 100 people.<\/p>\n
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