1. Mobile Click to Call: Quantity or Quality Session 2d Location: 125 (Level 100) Time: 12:30pm-1:30pm

2. Brett Kaufman Currently the VP, Mobile Marketing at DoublePositive Previously: Senior Director of Marketing & eCommerce at PropellShops Founder and CEO at The Branding Spot Senior Manager of Marketing & eCommerce at Livescribe Inc. Operations/Marketing at Sprout

3. DoublePositive A performance-based online marketing company headquartered in Baltimore that serves lead buyers, lead sellers and direct response advertisers. Founded in 2004 70+ employees in Baltimore and Tempe 5 different product lines

4. Pay Per Call Evolution Traditional Online Mobile

5. Mobile Pay Per Call

6. How Mobile Pay Per Call Works

7. 4 Players in Mobile Pay Per Call 1. Advertisers (aka the Demand) 2. IVR (aka the Routing) 3. Publishers (aka the Traffic) 4. Data (aka the Results)

8. Advertiser Requirements Basic Dedicated call center able to receive INBOUND phone calls Local or regional coverage Standard operating hours & days Clearly defined CPA/CPS metrics Preferred Ability to track and measure results of phone calls National geographical coverage Open 24/7 Caller ID level transparency

9. IVR The interactive voice response, or IVR, is one of the most important elements in the mobile pay per call process, and is the first opportunity to establish trust with a customer. This is the time to put your best foot forward and give the customer a good reason to stay on the phone.

10. How to Write an IVR First, we thank the customer and express our gratitude. Next, we re-confirm the customer intent in calling the advertised product. This avoids the dreaded accidental dial. Then we allow the customer to communicate and self-identify which type of product they associate with. Finally, the customer is transferred to the corresponding advertiser, spending less than 30 seconds in our system.

11. IVR Tips Identify with the customer Screen for age or legality of the caller if necessary Put the customer in position to answer simple yes or no questions without any gray areas Use voice talent to record the prompts, not your friend or colleague Stay away from sticky legal issues such as self-identifying credit scores, personal healthcare related information, or social security numbers

12. IVR Examples Auto Insurance Health Insurance Life Insurance EDU Home Security

13. Traffic its like the Wild Wild West

14. Display Display marketing on mobile How relates to pay per call How you screen quality How you deliver quantity What it costs

15. Paid Search Paid Search marketing on mobile How relates to pay per call How you screen quality How you deliver quantity What it costs

16. SMS SMS marketing on mobile How relates to pay per call How you screen quality How you deliver quantity What it costs

17. Incentivized/Reward Incentivize/Reward marketing on mobile How relates to pay per call How you screen quality How you deliver quantity What it costs

18. Push Messaging Push marketing on mobile How relates to pay per call How you screen quality How you deliver quantity What it costs

19. Email Email marketing on mobile How relates to pay per call How you screen quality How you deliver quantity What it costs

20. Apps and Games Apps and Game marketing on mobile How relates to pay per call How you screen quality How you deliver quantity What it costs

21. Radio/TV/Print Traditional marketing on mobile How relates to pay per call How you screen quality How you deliver quantity What it costs

22. Data Pay-per-call arms you with data Each call is accompanied with valuable analytics and insights that tell you who your target audience is so you can better market to them Find out what keywords (organic and paid) result in high quality phone calls. Its time to ditch those pricey, ineffective keywords, and ramp up the spend on the ones that are working Learn which campaigns and marketing channels are referring call traffic so you can better allocate your marketing budget or make adjustments to your campaigns With pay-per-call, you can also edit your IVR and call routing in real time so you can make optimizations or changes to reflect external circumstances like changing hours

23. Any Questions? Brett Kaufman bkaufman@doublepositive.com @brettmkaufman