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Apple Tripled Its Ad Market Share After Blocking Competitors from Targeting Consumers

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The company that added a middling U2 album to half a billion customers' music libraries without asking and is currently being sued for allegedly recording private conversations and passing on the data...

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Ahsiang
·2021-10-18
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Allenchang
·2021-10-18
Latest
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JonLucky
·2021-10-18
What competition? What Fairplay? To each his own...
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- 滚股怪:
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Vj84
·2021-10-18
This is a good example on how to deal with privacy issues..rather than thrusting ads on unsuspecting consumers..Giving users more power and receive focused ones is a win-win proposition both in terms of business and marketing…
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- themonkey:
  [微笑]
  2021-10-18
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- MarketPulse:
  Yup, it is also another way of innovative, only Apple has the talent to come out with such an incredible idea. Apple to the moon
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Yingss
·2021-10-18
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Andersonkana
·2021-10-18
Good
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bostonxsgp
·2021-10-18
lol
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·2021-10-18
hi
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·2021-10-18
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yeelyn18
·2021-10-18
Cool
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Francis1977
·2021-10-18
Informative
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  time to buy
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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.\nCompetitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:\n\nApple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. 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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.</p>\n<p>Competitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:</p>\n<ul>\n <li>Apple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. 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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.\nCompetitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:\n\nApple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. 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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.</p>\n<p>Competitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:</p>\n<ul>\n <li>Apple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. 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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.\nCompetitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:\n\nApple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. Only a year ago, it was 17%.\nApple's on track to make $5 billion from advertising this year, and take in $20 billion per year by 2024, according to Evercore researchers, who wrote Apple's \"actions have significantly altered the landscape.\"\n\nDouble Up:Caroline Letsjöar, head of branding for parking app EasyPark, told theFinancial Timesthat since April her company has doubled its spending on ads with Apple, leading to an \"all-time high in ad conversion rate,\" and that reaching iPhone customers through Google \"has suffered and thus we have decreased our budget.\"\nDon't Count Google Out:Many mobile advertisers have shifted their budgets to Google's Android market. 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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.\nCompetitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:\n\nApple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. Only a year ago, it was 17%.\nApple's on track to make $5 billion from advertising this year, and take in $20 billion per year by 2024, according to Evercore researchers, who wrote Apple's \"actions have significantly altered the landscape.\"\n\nDouble Up:Caroline Letsjöar, head of branding for parking app EasyPark, told theFinancial Timesthat since April her company has doubled its spending on ads with Apple, leading to an \"all-time high in ad conversion rate,\" and that reaching iPhone customers through Google \"has suffered and thus we have decreased our budget.\"\nDon't Count Google Out:Many mobile advertisers have shifted their budgets to Google's Android market. 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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.</p>\n<p>Competitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:</p>\n<ul>\n <li>Apple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. 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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.\nCompetitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:\n\nApple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. 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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.\nCompetitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:\n\nApple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. 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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.\nCompetitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:\n\nApple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. Only a year ago, it was 17%.\nApple's on track to make $5 billion from advertising this year, and take in $20 billion per year by 2024, according to Evercore researchers, who wrote Apple's \"actions have significantly altered the landscape.\"\n\nDouble Up:Caroline Letsjöar, head of branding for parking app EasyPark, told theFinancial Timesthat since April her company has doubled its spending on ads with Apple, leading to an \"all-time high in ad conversion rate,\" and that reaching iPhone customers through Google \"has suffered and thus we have decreased our budget.\"\nDon't Count Google Out:Many mobile advertisers have shifted their budgets to Google's Android market. 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Dubbed Search Ads, the Apple unit offers paid slots in the App Store that show up on top of search results — look up \"dog walking\" and you might get Rover, for example.\nCompetitors cried that this was a monopolizing cash grab. Apple said it was protecting its customers from the creep of surveillance capitalism. Either way, the numbers don't lie:\n\nApple's in-house business now accounts for 58% of app downloads made through ads on iPhones, according to marketing research firm Branch. 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