Mobile: the opportunity for charities | Ilicco Elia – Head of Mobile at LBi
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- 1. Mobile. It’s emotional ilicco elia Head of Mobile LBi @ilicco
- 2. TECHNOLOGY HAS CHANGED EVERYTHING
- 3. Mobile is more important than you would believe
- 4. Mobile usage has already exploded 55% of Twitter & Facebook traffic comes from smartphones 83% of Twitter users have browsed by mobile The need for a mobile optimised site is greater than ever Even though apps are all the rage.
- 5. Mobile is now 2/3rds of all connected devices
- 6. MOBILE IS THE MOST PERSONAL OF DEVICES
- 7. The most personal of device Everything you do on a mobile phone is inherently personal; you call people you know; send SMS to friends; email colleagues; organize social events. You do this all day, every day, over 150 times a day That’s every 7 minutes while you’re awake
- 8. HOW CAN WE GO FROM PAYING TO GIVING
- 9. Use Emotion Link a giving moment to an emotional event or response – e.g. “I saw a picture my mum would have liked… I will upload it and pay 10p to charity”
- 10. HOW DO WE MAKE GIVING REPEATABLE
- 11. Direct Debits Repeat Regular and hence are associated with a utility bill
- 12. Direct Debits are about paying for things
- 13. Should we try to separate giving from paying?
- 14. Could we link repeat donations to emotional moments?
- 15. NEXT STEPS
- 16. SMS giving is easy and gaining wider acceptance
- 17. This is all you need to start collecting payments via SMS <a href=“sms://84040”> Click and Type “Donate £5” </a>
- 18. MAKE YOUR EMAILS MOBILE FRIENDLY MAKE YOUR WEBSITES MOBILE FRIENDLY
- 19. MAKE IT PERSONAL MAKE IT RELEVANT
- 20. THINK ABOUT THE CONTEXT OF THE DONATION
- 21. ATTACH A FEELING TO GIVING
- 22. Mobile. It’s emotional ilicco elia Head of Mobile LBi @ilicco
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- Just more stats for background use while explaining the slide30M more smart phones were sold than PCs in Q4 of 201113.2% of the 6.1 billion mobile devices are smartphones, in the UK, United States and Germany this rises to 30%, in Sweden and Finland as much as 50%Almost 50% of UK internet users are going online via mobile phone data connections55% of Twitter's traffic comes from mobile devices83% of Twitter users overall have browsed by mobile33% of Facebook’s traffic comes from mobile devices50%+ of Facebook status updates are from mobilePayPal has seen mobile payments sore from $141M in 2009, $750M in 2010 and up to $4B in 2011
- It may be a cliché but it is true we wake up to our phone, we have it by our side all dayWe go back home to get it if we leave it there by mistake (as opposed to our wallet which we would leave at home)It is the last thing we check at night, before setting the alarm on it for the morning after.It is the most personal of device and in a few years it will know us better than we know ourselvesIt will know our bodies and what shape we are in sooner than that, (think run keeper or nike run)…
- So for a campaign or a service to be taken seriously (and not feel out of place) on mobile it must be personalised and utterly relevantBlanket untargeted or irrelevant messages actually do more harm than good.This is the opportunity to have a more respectful, more meaningful, longer conversation – and hence relationship – with customers.Service them at their point of need
- Mobile ads will only work if they are as personal as the other communications on your phone.If they are not, they will stand out, and not in a good way.
- Use the potential of mobile to actually make mobile ads “mobile”Not just web ads squeezed down to a 300 wide sliver of an advert.They need to be integrated and personal and location based and and and…