B Evidence Grade B Safe to Cite Dated

1.4%

1.4% -- click through rate for Wiley Publishing (For Dummies) mobile banner ad campaign (2009)

2009  · Wiley Publishing

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1.4%
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Percentage
Data Vintage
2009
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Wiley Publishing (For Dummies) mobile banner ad campaign
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Source Trust
95
Citation Chain
90
Independence
30
Methodology
45
Freshness
95
Wiley Publishing Primary Tier B
http://www.mmaglobal.com/articles/mobile-marketing-big-picture ↗
Confidence: 71/100 Vintage: 2009 Channel: Common Crawl
Source Article
Mobile Marketing: The Big Picture
Original Research
Wiley Publishing · Original study ↗

Per Wiley; reported as four times the CTR of the campaign's traditional online component (implied ~0.35%).

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Wiley Publishing (For Dummies) mobile banner ad campaign: 1.4% click through rate. Source: Wiley Publishing (2009). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/wiley-mobile-banner-ctr-2009
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