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OCTOBER 18, 2 0 1 2
Mobile Marketing Trends, Insights and Best Practices
Cathy BoyleSenior Analyst
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There are three faces of mobile today
Does ‘mobile’ always mean ‘on the go’?
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What we’ll look at today…
Device adoption: Feature phones, smartphones and tablets
Behaviors: Mobile is more than ‘on the go’
Trends: Marketers’ focus, spending outlook and brand examples
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The 3 Faces of Mobile
Feature Phones
Smartphones
Tablets
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Smartphones are moving to the mainstream, passing 50% penetration among US mobile phone users between 2012 and 2013
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Smartphones are driving growth of mobile internet use
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Smartphone penetration is high across nearly all demographic groups, but several groups
stand out
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The feature phone user base is shrinking but still comprises millions of users
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2012 is proving to be the year of the tablet
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Apple’s iPads continue to dominate the tablet market
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Tablet users are often older and wealthier
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The three mobile user groups are not mutually exclusive
Behaviors:
Mobile means more than ‘on the go’
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The mobile phone is always within reach, whether at home or‘on the go’
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Smartphones are constant companions, while tablets are ‘couch and pillow’ devices
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Smartphone users are task-oriented but frequently snack on mobile content
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What is on the snack list?
gamessocial networkingmusic video
Tablet users lead the way in mobile content consumption
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Tablet users are a leisure-minded group, looking to be entertained
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Tablet users’ attention is often divided between television and tablet
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“A picture of sequential and simultaneous device usage is emerging, and marketers need to make progress around understanding how the devices relate and how to use them in combination.”
—Jason Spero, head of global mobile sales and strategyat Google
Mobile users toggle between devices with ease
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Will marketing practices change as a result of mobile devices?
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Mobile Marketing Outlook:
Spending
Tactics
Brand examples
Mobile marketing budgets are still small
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Budgets do not align with time spent on mobile
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Marketers are confident spending will increase
Mondelez International, for one, will make a bold mobile move
“We are planning to invest 10 percent of our global marketing budget in mobile activations and channels across the entire consumer journey.”
—Bonin Bough, vice president of global media and consumer engagement at Mondelez International
Mondelez International comprises the global snacking and food brands of the former Kraft Foods Inc., including billion-dollar brands such as Nabisco and Oreo biscuits, Trident gum, Cadbury and Milka chocolate
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2012 mobile marketing plans are skewed toward mobile apps and QR Codes
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Consumers are spending more time with apps than with the mobile web
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There are significant upsides to apps, but there are downsides too
UpsideEncapsulated experience
Size and functionality of the device
High level of engagement
More time spent with brand
DownsideMultiple versions for dominant app platforms
Separate app store approvals
Ongoing updates for each version
Overcoming fragmentation
User retention
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Which do you choose?
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QR Codes: Marketers keep hitting ‘go,’ but adoption is slow
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Consumers want rewardsMarketers give information
Barcode content often falls short of consumer expectations
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“Shape Magazine did a sweepstakes for their 30th anniversary issue, and they had 400,000 mobile entries through the use of these [QR] codes.
Valuable content, a clear call to action and repetition are critical
You have to tell consumers what to do. And you need to tell them what they will get from it—it has to be something that’s worth it.”
—Roger Matus, executive vice president of mobile marketing and technology services company, Nellymoser
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Mobile Advertising:
Mobile paid search
Mobile display
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Local search universally prompts action
among smartphone users
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Mobile paid search delivers a better return on investment than desktop search
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Marketers will spend the most on mobile paid search for the next three years
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Mobile display spending will tripleby 2014
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Mobile display offers new ways to interact with and measure ads
The platform combines a level of interactivity and a level of measurability that existed in the desktop space but is further enhanced in the tablet space.”
—Tom Penich, media communications manager for BMW
“We can use video and allow people to play with our vehicles. The medium is even stronger when you factor in measurability.
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Mobile ad spending growth is strong but is only a fraction of total media spending
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Key Takeaways
Strategically…
Plan for multiple mobile device usage: Smartphone and tablet audiences will grow significantly and the percentage of consumers who use both devices will be sizeable.
Expect simultaneous and sequential device usage: Messaging needs to be consistent and response across digital channels needs to be anticipated.
Reconcile time spent with mobile vs. mobile spend: Track your mobile traffic and predict when your audience will become a mobile majority. Adjust budgets accordingly.
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Key Takeaways
Tactically…
Tailor tactics to unique mobile behaviors: Smartphones are precision tools and constant companions. Tablets are entertainment hubs and shopping centers. Both are frequently used at home.
Apps and mobile web are complementary tactics, not necessarily a choice.
Consumers expect rewards from QR Codes.
Mobile ad spending is on the rise: Mobile paid search generates high CTRs and mobile display ads offer new ways to engage and measure ad effectiveness.
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Mobile Marketing Trends, Insights and
Best Practices
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Cathy Boyle
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