Revolt Breakfast Club is a monthly presentation for our clients and special guests, which aim to inspire, educate and encourage discussion about the ever-changing digital landscape. The presentations focus on specific topics relevant for those who want to be better at navigating the various tools, technologies, platforms and consumer preferences faced by brands today.
The topic of this month was mobile marketing with Google focusing on how to find the mobile moments that matter.
This month's speaker:
Thomas Bering is Head of Performance, Denmark at Google and has been part of the corporation since 2005. He specializes in digitization and the opportunities it brings to businesses and brands, and he has been working with many large Nordic businesses.
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"The essential problem is that big companies are not thinking about mobile in the right way,
[...]. They're thinking of it as an extension of digital, just a way to reach consumers. They're not
thinking of it in a way that changes their businesses or adds values in a way they weren't able
to do previously."
Sir Martin Sorrell, chief of WPP
Source: Are we heading for a new, grey-tinged golden age of creativity?
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Digital media cross screens outweighs TV viewing, but
there’s more!
5.09 hours
2.54 hours 2.12 hours
4.11 hours 1.27 hours 0.30 hours
Source: eMarketer Oct 2015
Incremental 52 minutes in the last 4 years
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How important is mobile?
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How important is mobile?
Delays in being able to
access content caused
mobile users' heart rates to
rise an average of 38
percent. Six-second delays to
video streaming caused
stress levels to increase by a
third.
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82%
of smartphone users use a
search engine when looking
for a local business
2X
increase in “near me”
search interest in the past
year
I-want-to-know
moments
I-want-to-watch
what-I’m-into
moments
I-want-to-go
moments
I-want-to-do
moments
66%
of smartphone users turn
to their phones to look up
something they saw in a
TV commercial
53%
of online video viewers
watch online video to be
inspired or entertained
YouTube is the
#1
platform 18-34 year-olds
choose to explore their
passions
65%
of online consumers
look up more information
online now versus a
few years ago
100M+
hours of “how-to” content
have been watched on
YouTube so far this year
29%
increase in mobile
conversion rates in
the past year
91%
of smartphone users turn
to their phones for ideas
while doing a task
82%
of smartphone users
consult their phones
while in a store deciding
what to buy
I-want-to-buy
moments
Sources:
Stat #1 in I want to watch moment (53%): Source: The Consumer Barometer Survey 2014 / 2015. Base: Internet users (accessing via computer, tablet or smartphone) and watched online video in the past week. Answer is based on a recent online video
session
Stat #2 in I want to watch moment (YouTube is #1 platform): https://think.storage.googleapis.com/docs/youtube-insights-stats-data-trends-vol4_research-studies.pdf
Rest of the stats: https://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/infographics/4-new-moments-every-marketer-should-know.html
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Brainstorm Time
No
judgments
Go for
quantity!
Think
big!
Build on
ideas
Imagine a scenario which your customers might find themselves in. Which
moments might that lead them to have online?
Write down your thought process, research options and what questions come to
mind
27. Source: Our Mobile Planet, Google, NO numbers, Feb 2013
Consumers get inspired – and use their mobile
Smartphones are involved in
~20%
of pre-purchase research
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Brainstorm Time
No
judgments
Go for
quantity!
Think
big!
Build on
ideas
Think of some of the current advertising you’re running. What does that
(hopefully) lead your customers to do and how are you responding to that?
Write down your thought process, research options and what questions come to
mind
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Brainstorm Time
Judge!
Now take a few moments to reflect on what your main competitors are doing!
Write down your thought process, research options and what questions come to
mind
31. Brands who meet consumers in these
moments that matter will win.
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Device specific technology
Motion
sensor
Camera AR/VR
VideoBeacon
Audio
triggers
43. Guinness - does you good
Tap the tap and interact with games/content
44. Home Depot - Putting it all together
Customer journey from start to finish
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So consider the role of mobile in your plans
A vital component of
standard digital
A tool to amplify and
activate above the line
Connecting Digital &
physical
Amplification
Using mobile to make
existing marketing better
Augmentation
Using mobile technology
to create new
connections and
communication
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Which option had
the highest
performance?
Example 1:
Orange or Blue buttons?
7,8% more
conversions
Source: https://www.whichtestwon.com/case-study/does-button-color-matter-on-mobile/
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Which option had the highest performance?
Example 2:
Visual or textual
category navigation
Bounce rate
1,7% lower,
same
conversion rateSource:
https://www.whichtestwon.com/test/rue21-
2015-mobile-navigation-silver-winner/
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Which option had
the highest
performance?
Example 4:
Which Type Of Mobile Site
Increased Leads From
PPC Traffic? Responsive
Design vs. Stand-Alone
Mobile Site
256% more
leads
Source: https://www.whichtestwon.com/test/mobile-
site-increased-leads-ppc-traffic/
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And in the real world
“We’re seeing an average of 15% increase in
conversion rates for all of our product pages”
Jelle Plijnaar, Web Analyst, SNS Bank
“All the tests were evaluated once done, but
not many people knew about the
knowledge gained from these tests. That’s
why we created a conversion guide. Now
everyone can benefit from the learnings in
the future, for example when writing texts or
designing new parts of the website.”
Source: SNS Bank case study
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Before After
Paid Clicks 10000 10000
Conversion Rate 6% 6.90% 15%
Conversions 600 690
Revenue per Conversion 100 100
Total Revenue $60,000.00 $69,000.00
Margin 25% 25%
Other Costs $45,000.00 $54,000.00
Advertising Cost $10,000.00 $10,000.00
Profits $5,000.00 $5,000.00
ROI 50% 50%
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Make sure to A/B test
TEST
RESEARCH
EVALUATE
Industry average:
30% of A/B tests deliver a
significant winner
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‘I’d prefer creativity came from an agency over a managing consultant but we simply aren’t
getting useful data delivered consistently enough and that’s what has to happen to get
marketing more engrained within the business. It’s KPMG who are doing workshops with my
board not ad agencies.’
Amanda Rendle, HSBC’s former head of global marketing
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In summary
1) Capture the moments that matter
2) Mobile gives you many new opportunities
3) Measure them right or you will fail