2. 01
Be bolder with
mobile
You’d expect me to say this
02
Consumer
Behaviour & Trends
03
Mobile is not just a handset
Connected devices
04
Measurement is
EVERYTHING
Basics & Solutions
5. Copy and paste desktop strategies to mobile
Source:MediaCom - BLINK
6. Marketers need to recognise that they are
consumers too, and their behaviour – even
if they are not the primary target group –
should help inform what they do
professionally.
Source:MediaCom - BLINK
7. • Video is increasingly
consumed on mobile.
• 98% consumed in portrait.
• 90% viewed on mute mode.
• 94% people skip pre-roll ads.
Vertical video had an
80% higher
completion rate than
the same copy in
Landscape
Video should reflect
viewing behavior
Think vertical, short & silent
8. In theory, Apple phones
will tracks balances of
your credit/debit cards,
then target ads to you
based on the information
Apple have filed a patent to serve you
ads based on what you can actually
afford
9. 10%
11%
12%
13%
18%
0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% 16% 18% 20%
Case Studies
Research
Accoutability / Effectiveness
Better Stats
More Knowledge
Source: IAB Mobile Hoop Survey
IAB Survey: Top 5 things needed to promote mobile advertising
10. Mobile considerations
BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
COMMUNICATION
OBJECTIVES
UNDERSTAND YOUR
AUDIENCE
IDENTIFY MOBILE
TOUCHPOINTS
MOBILE
WEB
FUTURE
TECHNOLOG
Y
MOBILE
APPS
SOCIAL
INTEGRATIO
NCROSS-
MEDIA
TOUCHPOIN
TS
OWNDEDPAID EARNED
TRACK ANALYSE OPTIMISE
1. Define Goals
2. Research
3. Plot
Presence
4. Fuel Sharing
5. Learn & Improve
+ =
14. The first generation to use mobile as their
first screen is now approaching adulthood,
and brands need to be able to connect and
engage with what will be a highly influential
group.
Source:MediaCom - BLINK
15. Mobile is influential in every stage of the customer journey
1 2 3 4 5
57%
Browse the internet
or use apps on their
phone everyday2
PASSIVE TRIGGER EVALUATE ACT POST
Source: 1 Google – How Micro Moments Study Australia (June 2015), 2 MediaCom Pulse/Fairfax
68%
Have used their
phone to search for
a product in
store…1
66%
…of them said the
search helped them
choose a different
product1
91%
of smartphone users
turn to their phone for
ideas while doing a
given task1
59%
sent a picture of a
product to
family or friends2
16. Four key moments of need… four key opportunities for brands
I WANT TO
KNOW
I WANT TO GO I WANT TO DO I WANT TO BUY
17. Four key moments of need… four key opportunities for brands
I WANT TO
KNOW
I WANT TO GO I WANT TO DO I WANT TO BUY
WHEN DO CONSUMERS
REACH OUT TO YOUR BRAND
ON MOBILE?
18. Four key moments of need… four key opportunities for brands
I WANT TO
KNOW
Curiosity
Information
Inspiration
I WANT TO BUY
Convert
Product Info
Facilitate Sale
I WANT TO DO
Content
Instruction
How To Info
I WANT TO GO
Consideration
Connect To
Physical Store
Source: Google Consumer Surveys, Trends & Micro-moment data (2015)
21. Wearables have the
potential to automatically
collect data & deliver
payment solutions as
you enter a store
(e.g. based on previous
purchase/usage)
Wearables & connected
devices will help to drive
mobile payment
23. Records brushing activity
Warns if you’re brushing too
hard or for long enough
Tracks whether brushing
habits have improved.
Use your smartphone as a
“remote control” to customize
your brush to your needs
Set your target session length
& selecting your preferred
modes.
Oral B Smart Series
Bluetooth enabled
toothbrush
24. Bovine Biometrics
Herd Management
Fertility notifications
Lost & Found
Pedometers
A recent report
by Beecham
Research suggests the
IoT could be the key to
helping the farming
industry meet the
challenge of increasing
food production by 70%
to feed the 9.6 billion
global population
expected by 2050.
The Internet of Cows
Source Mark Anderson the Equinox blog
27. Complete Mobile Measurement Is
Difficult, but not Impossible
You just need the right Information
& the right Partner
28. There are ‘only’
about 8
million
possible
chromosome
combinations…
Your app signature is
more distinctive than your
DNA
1M
apps across
App Store &
Google Play
20
Average apps
per person
410x1093
possible combinations of
apps per platform
x =
Transformation is happening at an unprecedented pace and it’s accelerating.
It is more complicated. There are more options, more specialisms, more people to talk to, and growing client demands.
Passive 1. How present is the brand within the category?
2. How is the brand perceived in comparison to other brands in the category? Client proprietary brand equity tracking, BrandZ , Media spend + investment data, Comscore, Statista
Trigger 3. What are the key trigger moments within this category - location, lifestyle/circumstance, distress/replacement etc.?
4. Who tends to engage with the category and does this differ by brand? Client or 3rd party Qual./Quant. research.
Evaluate 5. How dominant is the brand within the category post trigger?
6. What proportion of potential consumers consider the brand?
7. How attractive/appealing is the brand and what levels of engagement does it generate in comparison to category averages?
8. Who is the brand competitive with/what are the most closely related competitors?
9. What are the most important reviewers within the category?
10. How many brands tend to be considered and evaluated?
11. Who influences purchases within this category? Google Search Volumes, web site visits, time on site, clicks, comments, Facebook likes, YouTube subscriptions, Twitter engagement. Client qual./quant. research. Community+ tool, Comscore etc.
Decision/Act 12. What proportion of those who enter the category buy the brand?
13. What proportion of those who evaluate the brand go on to buy? BrandZ, Market share, digital conversion metrics
Post-Purchase 15. How positive are people about the brand after purchase?
16. How likely are people to talk about the category?
17. How loyal are customers compared to category and brand? Sentiment/comment/Buzz volume. Client and/or third party research
And that’s because mobile isn’t becoming the central point of lives – it already is.
There are 31 million mobile accounts in Australia – 1.3 for every person in the country.