ad sales forecast: Revenues for blogging, Podcast and RSS are expected to hit $1.1 billion in 2011. Meantime, pure-play mobile is only expected to reach $2.7 billion. That's lower than I would have thought, given all the hubbub about it and Google's recent moves to open up wireless spectrum." />
Here’s another tidbit I found interesting in Veronis Suhler Stevenson just released ad sales forecast: Revenues for blogging, Podcast and RSS are expected to hit $1.1 billion in 2011, up from an estimated $196 million this year.
Meantime, pure-play mobile is only expected to reach $2.7 billion. That’s lower than I would have thought, given all the hubbub about it and Google’s recent moves to open up wireless spectrum.
Update: When you add in the revenues from the traditional mobile sales, it takes it up to $4.5 billion. Higher, but not gangbusters.
Here’s the VVS take for this:
“Mobile advertising is expected to continue to grow at double-digit rates during the forecast period, but account for less than 1 percent of the overall ad market. Consumers continue to resist
paying fees to access ad-supported content, while carriers are having difficulty developing an advertising model. Some marketers are expected to offer free incentives in exchange for viewing adsupported messages.”
I am not sure how much will RSS be useful in terms of generating user interest because once the data being aggregated increases beyond a level, it becomes information - which is hard to read and catch up with.
In current scenario, it looks quite good with a promising future, and it may well be a good generator, but it will always have its own limitations, i.e. human grab power.
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