AdMob McServes 249 million Ads to iPhones
ADOTAS – On the eve of the release of the new iPhone 3G, mobile ad marketplace AdMob announced that it has served a whopping 249 million ads to people’s first-gen iPhones – since July of 2007.
The company’s increase in traffic – about 30% a month — outpaces that of mobile browsing worldwide. In June alone it served 52 million ads worldwide (34 million of which were in the U.S.)
The most traffic on the iPhone has come from the U.S., Philippines, U.K. and France. Jaguar, Land Rover and Fox advertise on iPhones exclusively.
Overall, AdMob said it serves more than 3 billion ads a month – and that more than 22.4% of ad requests in the AdMob network worldwide were from Smartphones.
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