Market insights: Oman

We launched MCP TRENDS and MCP SCANNER in Oman earlier this year, since then we’ve been monitoring advertising campaigns to provide valuable insights into the market for our customers.

Below is a snapshot of what we’ve seen in the period January to March 2023.

The graph above shows the number of discoveries divided by Service Category and Carrier for the period Jan-March 23.

Top Services and Content Providers for the period Jan-March 23.

Number of Services and Content Providers Scanner found each month for the period Jan-March 23.


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