Comments on: Google’s Mobile Ad Distribution – Free Until November 18 – Opt-Out Afterwards http://www.darbysieben.com/local-internet-strategies/search-engines-and-optimization/122/googles-mobile-ad-distribution-free-until-november-18-opt-out-afterwards/ Discussions on Canadian Directories, 411, Internet Yellow Pages and Ramblings About Local Thu, 11 Mar 2010 06:33:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: PlusOne - Musings of a marketer » Mobile internet access growing fast - some interesting stats http://www.darbysieben.com/local-internet-strategies/search-engines-and-optimization/122/googles-mobile-ad-distribution-free-until-november-18-opt-out-afterwards/comment-page-1/#comment-1084 PlusOne - Musings of a marketer » Mobile internet access growing fast - some interesting stats Fri, 14 Sep 2007 04:45:37 +0000 http://www.darbysieben.com/search-engines-and-optimization/122/googles-mobile-ad-distribution-free-until-november-18-opt-out-afterwards/#comment-1084 [...] following stats come from this post Google’s Mobile Ad Distribution - Free Until November 18 which talks mostly about how internet access from phones is booming. The stats are used to put [...] [...] following stats come from this post Google’s Mobile Ad Distribution – Free Until November 18 which talks mostly about how internet access from phones is booming. The stats are used to put [...]

]]> By: Phil Barrett http://www.darbysieben.com/local-internet-strategies/search-engines-and-optimization/122/googles-mobile-ad-distribution-free-until-november-18-opt-out-afterwards/comment-page-1/#comment-1080 Phil Barrett Wed, 12 Sep 2007 22:12:46 +0000 http://www.darbysieben.com/search-engines-and-optimization/122/googles-mobile-ad-distribution-free-until-november-18-opt-out-afterwards/#comment-1080 Thanks for the information! People interested in developing sites for mobile should also go to w3c.com or dotmobi.mobi - the domain for mobile. Both define "standards" to ensure your content will work on all phones. Marketers also need to give careful thought to their mobile domain strategy - do you add "m." like facebook and netvibes...or add "mobile" to your url like cnnmobile.com or to you adopt the new ".mobi" top level domain? I've written about this on my blog if anybody is interested in continuing the discussion - http://www.burningthebacon.com Thanks for the information! People interested in developing sites for mobile should also go to w3c.com or dotmobi.mobi – the domain for mobile. Both define “standards” to ensure your content will work on all phones.

Marketers also need to give careful thought to their mobile domain strategy – do you add “m.” like facebook and netvibes…or add “mobile” to your url like cnnmobile.com or to you adopt the new “.mobi” top level domain?

I’ve written about this on my blog if anybody is interested in continuing the discussion – http://www.burningthebacon.com

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