berney final communication wednesday prague nov 09
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Communication Wednesday
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The Drivers for Mobile
Agenda
Why Mobile? The Opportunity
Lessons from Global Brands
MMA: Growing the Mobile Marketing Industry
MMA is:
MMA: Growing the Mobile Marketing Industry Worldwide
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2009 Projected Change in Ad Spending Selected Categories 2009 versus 2008
• 4.1 billion mobile users
globally today
• 61% penetration rate3
• 5.6 billion mobile users globally
in 20134
• Spending on mobile messaging
is expected to rise to $2.9 billion
in 20105
• Mobile content is predicted to
rise from $24 billion in 2008
to $47 billion by 20136
Mobile Marketing Landscape: The Numbers
Total of $453.2B to be spent on advertising globally in 20091
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The unique value of the mobile channel is clear
Why Mobile? The Question is: Why Not?
Increasingly
attractive ROI as
other marketing
channels lose
their appeal
Higher level of engagement
and interaction controlled by the consumer
Mobile can deliver on the promise of one-to-one
marketing
Relevant, tailored, timely messages can translate to high conversion
rates
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Question; what is driving the growth of mobile marketing?
The convergence arguement
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thMass
Media
PrintRecordings
CinemaRadio
TVInternetMobile
In fact mobile adds other capabilities
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CouponsBluetooth
M-commerce
PrintRecordings
CinemaRadio
TVInternetMobile
So it’s simple?
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Technological convergence can take place
So will all channels converge through mobile?
Perhaps……….
Much more likely that in the short and medium term that mobile will
ENHANCE & EXTEND the other channels
Extending & enhancing channels
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thMass
Media
PrintRecordings
CinemaRadio
TVInternetMobile
From a mobile perspective
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SMS - Orange Wednesdays
Keyword & Short codes in display adverts
From a mobile perspective
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QR Codes on outdoor posters
Mobile internet sites
From a mobile perspective
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Bluetooth VUE cinemas & Xbox
Mobile Applications - Flixster
From a marketing perspective
• Telling people about new movie releases
• Telling them where they can see the movie
• Telling then when to go and see the movie
• Getting people to interact with the movie
• Driving people to movie theatres
• Getting them to come back to the movie theatres
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So if it’s not just about convergence……
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Is consumer behaviour driving the move towards mobile?
The on-demand consumer
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‘I want my stuff when and where I want it’
It’s not about one dominant channel
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Consumer channel choice is driven by convenience & need
Mobile isn't a thingMobile is an access point
Learning from the web
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Amazon works because it makes sense and suits people.Find it, consider it, buy it, sit back and get it in the post
Not because it’s on a PC
And there are other drivers…..
These changes
“stack up” on
top of each
other
technology –
handset functionality
Speed - 3G
Data tariffs
Technological
convergence
Economic change
Marketing challenges
Consumer Behaviour
Industry promotion
What can the mobile channel be used for?
The same thing as every other channel.
Acquisition – Retention – Brand Building
Coca Cola - global but local
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1,142,095 Page views
550,541 Unique
visitors
½ MILLION UNIQUE
VISITORS
INTERACTED
WITH THE PROGRAM
100,144 Cards sent
39,540 Downloads
Nike – total integration
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Lufthansa and the customer journey
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Pageviews: approx. 1.5 million per month
Most used services: Flight status and check-in
Mobile boarding pass: approx. 90,000 per month (from online & mobile)
– 60% via email
– 40% via SMS
Session length: approx. 7-8 minutes
BMW – integration is key
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The mobile channel is a relevant customer touch point, but1. Mobile does not function in a vacuum.2. Mobile Marketing has to deliver value.3. Megaportals are helpful as distribution channels.4. Users want to get inspired and involved.5. If you cannot track it - kill it!
P&G – Mobile CRM
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• National Express East Coast has
a target for responding to
written passenger feedback
within 10 Days set by the
Department of Transport
• Rant & Rave service to capture
passenger feedback and
comments from every carriage
on every train on the National
Express East Coast network –
instantly.
• Platform uses a sentiment
engine to rank texts and
prioritise responses
National Express – instant feedback
Issues for marketers
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Understanding the role for mobile in the marketing mix
Context & relevance
and much more….
Contextual; time, location, need
Individual; demographics