iPhone owners least prone to clicking ads
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It´s not a secret that placing ads on web sites is quite a good way of making cash on the Internet, but it seems the sector has not yet come up with a proper solutions aimed at cell phone users, which means the potential is enormous. According to a study, conducted by Chitika, a company specialized in internet advertising and based in Marlborough, MA, less than 0.48% of all cell phone owners click on ad banners while surfing the Web on their devices. The figure seems to be substancially lower than the 0.83% of all desktop users who tend to do that. The research also reveals that iPhone owners are least likely to click on ads. The survey is based on a total number of 92mln impressions with just 1.5% of them made from cell phones. So, what about you? Do you click on ads while using your own handset?
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6 Comments
1. Pr0cl1v1ty posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
heck no, i dont, it takes too long to wait and is a waist of battery
2. bana17a posted on 15 Sep 2009, 11:33 0 0
hell no, i wish there was an app to block all them stupid ads, if i need to buy something, i'lll search for it. on my laptop & desktop browsers, i must have an addon to block on the annoying ads like this phonearena site.
4. PapaJay224 posted on 15 Sep 2009, 16:01 0 0
I would think that the more frustrated people get with these iPhone articles the less they would post...NO ONE CARES WHO CLICKS ON AN IPHONE!!!
6. MTLance (unregistered) posted on 15 Sep 2009, 20:46 0 0
***, where did mention "iPhone users less prone to clicking ads?" Hello where did this comes from? Anyway who wanna click for ads especially with data charges involved? Free data service plz from the ad company then I will think again.
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