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Teach All the Fundamentals of Mobile Marketing in One Textbook
All digital and mobile marketing students need to be familiar with the fundamental principles of mobile marketing. There is a significant lack of marketers with robust skills in mobile marketing in the job market, and students who have these skills will possess a clear advantage over other candidates when starting their careers.
Use Case Studies
Case studies are one of the most effective methods for teaching students the marketing concepts and the decision-making processes involved in running a business. Mobile Marketing Essentials features a case study in every chapter to demonstrate how the marketing concepts apply to real life.
Teach Up-to-date Concepts
The mobile marketing world is fluid and ever changing, which is why Mobile Marketing Essentials is updated regularly to reflect the latest in trends and technology, Students will learn how to leverage mobile audiences, mobile apps, and mobile advertising among other key concepts.
Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Understanding the Mobile Audience
Chapter 2: Creating Strategy for Growth
Chapter 3: Establishing a Mobile Path
Chapter 4: Engaging Customers for Profitability
Chapter 5: Marketing Mobile Apps
Chapter 6: Experiencing Mobile Advertising
Chapter 7: Developing a New Mobile Landscape
Chapter 8: Profiting in the Mobile Marketing Future
Chapter 9: Mobile and Privacy
About The Authors

Michael Hanley
Hanley is recognized as one of the leading academic mobile marketing researchers in the United States. He is the former editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Mobile Marketing, published by the Mobile Marketing Association. Hanley is an associate professor of advertising in the department of journalism at Ball State University, where he teaches advertising, mobile marketing, branding, media planning and buying, and mass media research.

Michael Hanley
Hanley is recognized as one of the leading academic mobile marketing researchers in the United States. He is the former editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Mobile Marketing, published by the Mobile Marketing Association. Hanley is an associate professor of advertising in the department of journalism at Ball State University, where he teaches advertising, mobile marketing, branding, media planning and buying, and mass media research.

Mary Beth McCabe
McCabe is an associate professor of marketing at National University’s School of Business and Management where she teaches mobile marketing, marketing management, and marketing research. She has authored journal articles and research conference presentations on mobile marketing and social media. She is recognized for creating the first specialization in mobile marketing and social media for the MBA.

Mary Beth McCabe
McCabe is an associate professor of marketing at National University’s School of Business and Management where she teaches mobile marketing, marketing management, and marketing research. She has authored journal articles and research conference presentations on mobile marketing and social media. She is recognized for creating the first specialization in mobile marketing and social media for the MBA.

Paul Berney
Berney is the founder of The Connected Marketer and has over 15 years of experience in mobile marketing. He served as chief marketing officer for the Mobile Marketing Association for over 7 years. Berney has over 27 years experience in a wide variety of sales, marketing, business development, and commercial roles spanning several different industries.

Paul Berney
Berney is the founder of The Connected Marketer and has over 15 years of experience in mobile marketing. He served as chief marketing officer for the Mobile Marketing Association for over 7 years. Berney has over 27 years experience in a wide variety of sales, marketing, business development, and commercial roles spanning several different industries.

Michael Becker
Becker is the founder and managing partner of Identity Praxis, a strategic advisory company focused on helping businesses embrace the emerging personal information economy. He is an adjunct professor at National University, where he teaches the topics of digital, social, mobile, and connected marketing.

Michael Becker
Becker is the founder and managing partner of Identity Praxis, a strategic advisory company focused on helping businesses embrace the emerging personal information economy. He is an adjunct professor at National University, where he teaches the topics of digital, social, mobile, and connected marketing.