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Managing and Mobilising Content
Simon van Wyk
“Maybe you’ve been too busy fiddling with your smart phone to notice, but the mass media and
mass marketing structures that have more or less defined your connection with the world for more
than half a century are in flames."
- Bob Garfield
BACK THEN CIRCA - 2000
ADVERTISER
CONSUMERS
MOBILES RULE IN 2012
MOBILE USAGE PROJECTIONS
INTERNET BROWSING VIA MOBILE
Source: Nielsen Online Traffic (Mobile Market Intelligence – December 2011)
MOBILE USAGE HABITS
Note: Inactives, Talkers and Communicators are distinct group while there is some crossover between Connectors, Entertainers and Super Connectors. Source: Forrester
WHAT THIS MEANSPeople are migrating from using desktop devices to mobile devices and mobile phones as a means to access the Internet.
The usage is being driven by social media and represents a new way to use the mobile phone - social media is like Internet banking was for desktop - it drives usage and expectations.
The growth is extremely fast and our task is to deliver satisfactory experiences for these customers.
There are some critical elements about the successful apps:
Largely about connection – an extension of why we
have these devices.
Used regularly – often daily.
Very personal – the user gets a real benefit from
using the applications.
Perfectly integrated with the desktop
experience.
YOU CAN’T JUST FOCUS ON iPHONES
WORLDWIDE SMARTPHONE MARKETSHIPMENTS BY PLATFORM FULL YEAR 2011
Platform Full year2011 shipments
Share GrowthQ4 ‘11/Q4 ‘10
Total 487.7 100% 62.7%
Android 237.8 48.8% 244.1%
iOS 93.1 19.1% 96.0%
Symbian 80.1 16.4% -29.1%
Blackberry 51.4 10.5% 5.0%
Bada 13.2 2.7% 183.1%
Windows Phone 6.8 1.4% -43.3%
Others 5.4 1.1% 14.4%
Source: Canalys estimate © Canalys 2012
SMARTPHONE PLATFORM MARKET SHARE
Blackberry4% Microsoft
5%
Symbian15%
Other5%
Android29%
iOS42%
2011
Blackberry
6%Microsoft
12%
Symbian29%
Other8%
Android6%
iOS39%
2010
AIMIA/Telsyte Digital Nation 2011
ABOUT MORE THAN IPHONES. IT’S ABOUT MOBILE INTERNET.
Brands that focus on iOS and fail to recognise Android and others will render their applications useless for almost half of Australian smartphone users.
ANZ Banking Group customers have had access to an iPhone payments app for almost 18 months. An Android option is not expected until mid 2012.
Coles launched an iPhone app more than two years ago. Shoppers were not offered an Android version until December 2011.
Dominos launched its highly successful iPhone app in November 2009. Its Android version was not released until September 2011.
USAGE IS GROWING & EXPANDING
2010
AUSTRALIANS ARE SEARCHING MORE FROM MOBILE DEVICES
Source: Google Internal Data, based on a basket of 20,000 keywords
iPhone
iPhone 3G
Android G1
Blackberry Storm Palm Pre
iPhone 3GS
Android myTouch
Android Nexus One
Moto Droid & Eris
2008 2009
3,000% + growth in 3 years
12% of all Google queries in Dec 2010 came from mobile devices
Mobile web adoption 8x faster than the desktop web
AND THEY USE IT CONSTANTLY
THROUGHOUT THE WEEK
16Source: Citi Investment Research and Analysis; iCrossing Mobile U.S. Google Internal Data, 2010
Mobile provides the opportunity to remain constantly connected to your customers as they ‘go mobile
Mobile Search QueriesDesktop Search Queries
PEOPLE USE THEIR PHONE DIFFERENTLY
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Mobile provides the opportunity to remain constantly connected to your customers as they ‘go mobile’
The immediate challenge is to work out whether you need an app or a mobile website
TRANSITIONING AN AWARD-WINNING MAGAZINE TO WEB AND MOBILE
The challenge: Translate a physical magazine to the online space. This utterly disrupts the existing publishing model.
TRANSITIONING AN AWARD-WINNING MAGAZINE TO WEB AND MOBILE
Dynamic Branded
Environment
Mobile Platform
Video Platform
Community Engine
CMS
Integration
Robust
Platform
Rich Content
TRANSITIONING AN AWARD-WINNING MAGAZINE TO WEB AND MOBILE
SO HOW DOES THIS IMPACT BRANDS?
We still believe:
Spread your message as wide as you can (make sure as many people as possible get to remember your brand).
Maximise your distribution (online & offline)
MOBILE CHANNEL STRATEGYBEST PRACTICES
Understand the mobile behaviour of your target audience
Consumers increasingly turn to mobile as the most convenient information source because it’s always within reach
Fragmentation affects your ability to reach consumers
Branded iPhone apps only reach a segment of your audience
Consumers’ interaction with brands in mobile space differs from other channels
1
Develop mobile marketing goals
Brand Awareness
Acquisition
Retention
Loyalty
2
Determine the best approach objectives
Spread your messages as far as possible by considering devices & operating systems
Target the right consumer at the best location and/or time of interaction with the right call to action
Determine offers that are most effective at capturing repeat business
A mobile app will appeal to your true advocates
3
Choose the technologies
SMS is the most widely used mobile technology after voice
Mobile search and display targets the right user at the right time
Mobile-optimized email & SMS opt-in programs allow the greatest distribution
Branded mobile application can deliver high degree of utility
4
REMEMBER, IF IT DOESN’T WORK HERE….
IT DOESN’T WORK.
7 THINGS YOU NEED TO TAKE AWAY
1. You need a mobile strategy now
2. Normal people will transact on mobile
3. No payments winner yet
4. Pay attention to privacy
5. Mobile advertising is a mess
6. Don’t think of mobile as just an
extension of the web
7. Apps are not dead yet
SIMON VAN WYKFounding Partner
simnvw@hothouse.com.au0417 482 548
ANTHONY SLATERAccount Director
anthony.slater@hothouse.com.au 0402 854 342
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