mobile and digital marketing
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Mobile & Digital Marketing:
A look at Mobile marketing and the Future of Digital marketing:
Mobile Marketing: Primary Channels-
Computers
Wearables
Phones Tablets
Primary Channels:
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Mobile Marketing: Sub-channels-
Mobile Web Wallets Apps
Mobile commerc
e
Messaging
Location targeting
Mobile Ads
Audio/ Video
Mobile Gaming
Sub-channels:
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Mobile Marketing vs. Other Media:
How the Differentiate- Personal:
Device used by 1 person
Are owned by 1 person
Pervasive:
153 million have
Smartphones in the U.S
82 million people own
tablets in the U.S
Proximite:
Location; precursor to
activity
May be more valuable than demographics to understand
intent
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Mobile Marketing:Facts-
Positivity towards brands
Buying Potential
Media Receptivity
Mobile Marketing Had An Increase In The Following:
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Mobile Marketing:Facts-
Mobile media is more personal:
First screen viewed in the morning and Last screen viewed at night
68% sleep with phones next to beds
Increase in intimacy with medium leads to:
Increased potential to
reach consumers
Increased risk of alienating
them
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Mobile Features:What Mobile Does Better-
Role: • Always with consumer• Best feature
Location:• Delivers context• Better insight into consumer behavior• Helps brands tie into user moments
Two-way Communication:
• Conversations via messaging, mobile web, social media etc. Can occur anytime device is with consumer.
Camera:• Streamlined way to take and share pictures/videos• Brands want to incorporate consumer pictures into the brand
experience
AccelerometersOther Sensors:
• Are used to see how the phone is used• Also show the location relative to the user• Provides insight into consumer behavior
Voice Activation: • Enables Literal dialogue with the user
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Mobile Marketing:The In-between and
Investments-Real World:• Provided location• Had to shop to get data
Mobile:• Provides Context for the data gathered
Digital:• Received more data but still stationary Combination of
location and context give
the best results!
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Mobile Marketing:The In-between and
Investments- Mobile marketing makes other investments work harder:
Doubles the effectiveness of TV advertising by tapping into the power of social thorough mobile devices
Utility of mobile devices:
Important for
marketers!
Show they are here to
stay
Mobile device Utility
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Mobile Marketing: Obstacles-
Measurements: • Not understanding how consumers change from one channel to the next
Budgets:
• Mobile accounts for 24% of media consumptions
• Less than 1% investment from companies
Formats:
• New introduction of different sized screens and ad dimensions; there is no standard was to deliver rich media to mobile devices
Integrations:• Needs to connect to other media to
be effective
71%
16%
8% 5%
Optimal Mix for Budgets:
TVMobilePrintDesktop/Internet
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Mobile Marketing: Obstacles-
Limited Cookies: • Mobile needs more reliable ways to track ad campaigns across environments
Speed: • Even with devices and operating systems evolving
fast, marketers must keep up with how consumers are using the devices
Reliability: • Mobile sites crash, inaccessibility of mobile sites
and ad displays are wrong; can be issues faced with mobile ads
Privacy:• Avoiding spam and reaching consumers at the
right time when they are in the right mindset which is geotargeting
Infinite Possibilities:
• Understanding what mobile does well and applying it to the products in a way that makes sense to consumers.
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Mobile Marketing: New Capabilities-
Capability: What it does: NFC- Near-field communication:
Peer to peer communication, as well as payment
Beacons: Short distance Bluetooth communication to enable physical locations to engage with consumers
Mobile: A must for wallet technology as it becomes a repository for commerce, loyalty and brand relationships
Wearables: With wearables such as google glasses, it posses a new way to interact with consumers
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Mobile Marketing: Evolution-
Internet of things
Messaging
DigitizationProximity
More Refineme
ntLong term
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Mobile Marketing:Red Flags-
68% Of cell owners get
unwanted sales/marketing
calls
25%Cell owners get
unwanted calls a few times a week.
79% send text
messages
69% get spam
through text
Compiled by author from PDF file from adage.com
Digital Media: Usage-
Cell Phones Smartphones Tablets E-reader
90%
58%
42%32%
Percentage of Amer-ican Adults who
own:
Percentage of American Adults who own:
Text
messag
e
Use the
Inter
net
Downlo
ad App
sGPS
Visit a
busin
ess
81%
60%52% 50% 49%
30%
Percentage of Amer-ican Adults who:
Percentage of American Adults who:
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Contact Us for the Full Presentation:
Mediacontact USA Inc.13575 58TH Street North #160
Clearwater, Fl. 33760
T: 727 538 4112E: [email protected]
www.mediacontactusa.com
Work Cited:
“Mobile Marketing That works: Strategies and Solutions from real marketers’ case studies.” Advertising Age. 2015. Pdf. http://adage.com/member-files?file=21