Our 10 Most Popular Mobile Marketing Columns Of 2013

QR Codes are dead and Responsive Design is controversial. Those are two of the takeaways from our most popular Mobile Marketing columns in 2013. There’s no denying that Mobile is one of most explosive and fast-changing sectors in digital marketing, and we’re thankful to have had such knowledgeable experts share their views and insights about […]

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QR Codes are dead and Responsive Design is controversial. Those are two of the takeaways from our most popular Mobile Marketing columns in 2013. There’s no denying that Mobile is one of most explosive and fast-changing sectors in digital marketing, and we’re thankful to have had such knowledgeable experts share their views and insights about its development throughout the year.

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We had the benefit this year of bringing aboard columnists who’d been writing for Search Engine Land’s mobile column, so we were able to explore more of the search-related consequences of mobile marketing decisions. Our expert contributors also tackled the popular subject of mobile application marketing and examined how new technologies — like Apple’s iOS 7 and IDFA — are affecting marketers.

Following are our top 10 columns on Mobile Marketing published in 2013, as measured by pageviews gathered via Google Analytics.

Top Mobile Columns Of 2013

1. The Death Of The QR Code by Aaron Strout, published 4/4/13. Facebook shares: 608, Tweets: 565, Google +1s: 71, LinkedIn Shares: 261

2. 5 Top Tips For Promoting Your Mobile App Business by Kim Cohen, published 6/21/13. Facebook shares: 67, Tweets: 188, Google +1s:61, LinkedIn Shares: 63

3. 5 Trends Marketers Need To Know About by Aaron Strout, published 8/22/13. Facebook shares: 64, Tweets: 316, Google +1s:55, LinkedIn Shares: 113

4. First Evidence Of Google Smartphone Ranking Penalty by Bryson Meunier, published 10/24/13. Facebook shares: 82, Tweets: 294, Google +1s:160, LinkedIn Shares: 84

5. 2013 Mobile Marketing Predictions by Aaron Strout, published 1/10/13. Facebook shares: 256, Tweets: 508, Google +1s:147, LinkedIn Shares: 420

6. Why Matt Cutts Is Wrong About Responsive Web Design by Bryson Meunier, published 11/21/13. Facebook shares: 30, Tweets: 234, Google +1s:85, LinkedIn Shares: 36

7. A Marketer’s Guide To User ID Targeting,  Part 1, Understanding Apple’s IDFA by Chi-Chao Chang, published 4/12/13. Facebook shares: 17, Tweets: 133, Google +1s:27, LinkedIn Shares: 82

8.Is Adaptive Web Design Or RESS Better Than Responsive Design For SEO? by Bryson Meunier, published 9/26/13. Facebook shares: 33, Tweets: 199, Google +1s:78, LinkedIn Shares: 34

9. The 5 Most Common Pitfalls In Mobile App Marketing by Kim Cohen, published 5/23/13. Facebook shares: 89, Tweets: 199, Google +1s:23, LinkedIn Shares: 61

10. 3 Key iOS 7 Features Marketers Should Care About by Aaron Strout, published 9/19/13. Facebook shares: 134, Tweets: 234, Google +1s: 32, LinkedIn Shares: 91

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Pamela Parker is Research Director at Third Door Media's Content Studio, where she produces MarTech Intelligence Reports and other in-depth content for digital marketers in conjunction with Search Engine Land and MarTech. Prior to taking on this role at TDM, she served as Content Manager, Senior Editor and Executive Features Editor. Parker is a well-respected authority on digital marketing, having reported and written on the subject since its beginning. She's a former managing editor of ClickZ and has also worked on the business side helping independent publishers monetize their sites at Federated Media Publishing. Parker earned a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University.

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