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1. Facebook's earnings revealed that the company makes 62% of its ad money from mobile alone. Further, about 30% of the company's monthly visitors only check their Facebook pages on their smartphones.
3. TripAdvisor reported that its profits were down this quarter, but both click-based and display advertising revenue increased. The company reported a 28% jump in click-based and a 19% increase in display ads.
5. McDonald's looks to incorporate more digital marketing strategies by following the lead of the company's overseas operations in spots like Australia and France, The Drum reports. The announcement for a digital push comes from low financial results this quarter.
6. TBWA/Toronto and Zealios Skincare teamed up to create a 50% off coupon that can only be accessed on a mobile device, and you have to be standing outside in the sunlight for it to download. However, Mashable reports that the coupon doesn't work on all smartphones and all browsers.
7. Digiday looks at why senior agency members need to start learning digital skills now.
8. Multi-platform campaigns are apparently not as effective as they could be, according to Media Post. Progress has however been made in joining TV and social media campaigns together, because often people are on Twitter or Facebook when watching TV.
Previously on Business Insider Advertising:
- 6 Tips On Becoming The Best In Your Field From Advertising Legend David Ogilvy
- Two MIT Grads Founded A Startup That Almost Exclusively Employs People On The Autism Spectrum
- The Digital Video Advertising Report: Growth Forecasts And Viewability Scandals
- 5 Ways Supermarkets Trick You Into Spending More Money
