The Indian Mobile Web – Over 300mn mobile ads served (in Admob network) in June 2008
Over 300 million mobile ads served to Indian users in the month of June, 2008!
Can you believe this number?
Most of the domain experts won’t!!
Admob has shared it’s monthly mobile metrics data and here are some interesting metrics from India:
Ads Served: 344,896,073
Requests: 352,322,986
Top Devices Manufacturers:
- Nokia – 66.2%
- SonyEricsson – 14.9%
- Motorola – 4.4%
- Samsung – 3.3%
- Fly – 1.7%
- LG – 1.4%
- Others – 8.2%
Top Handset Models: N70, Nokia 6600, 6623, 3110c, N73, 6039, N80 (see the attached image for more details)
Related: Download the report | Mobile Internet in India14 times the Broadband penetration
What do you think of Mobile Internet in India?
Admob is opening up it’s India office too
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About the author - Ashish Sinha is a Startup Mentor/Product Strategy Coach, and the founder/chief editor of pluGGd.in.
He has launched/managed couple of products (consumer as well as enterprise) in US and India, and now consults with startups/small businesses on their product/media strategy. He can be reached at: ashish (at) pluGGd.in [+91 98452 06443]
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Hi Ashish,
Ya it is a really surprising number. Keeping in mind that Broadband is still picking up pace in India and mobile internet has just started.
I feel that this number is going to still increase bcoz of the power of browser. If we span across different mobile phones with different platforms/softwares there is one piece which is standard among all of them that is the Browser.
So it wouldn’t be of a surprise if more applications are based on the browser rather than developing on different technologies on different phones.