dcm presentation multitasking and conncted devices
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Connected Devices & Multi Tasking
Ed LawsPietro Lambert
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Time
Compared to a year ago, consumers spend more time on their mobile and less with traditional media
2 Q1. Compared to last year, please indicate whether you spend more, less or the same amount of time doing the following . . .? (Select one for each)
Figures show net change by deducting those who claim to be doing this less often vs. a year ago from those claiming to be doing it more often
Talking & Texting
+49%
Mobile Internet
+54%
Watching online videos on a mobile
+29%Reading a magazine
-24%
Reading a newspaper
-31%
Listening to radio
-5%
… and less time on...
More time on...
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Mobile Internet compliments PC online usage
3 Qualitative/Q. Using the scale below, please tell us how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements.
The mobile Internet is
physically &
emotionally liberating
Often more convenient than PC or the laptop.
Portability enables multi-tasking
‘How I want it, where I want it’
Pull of mobile Internet71% agree that “I prefer and like websites that I can access on both my PC and my mobile device versus those that are just accessible on my PC”
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Mobile keeps consumers informed with news, weather and sports the most visited written content
Q10c. Which types of content did you read on your mobile phone when you last went online using your mobile device on (INSERT DAY) at (INSERT TIME OF DAY)? Please select all that apply.
Types of content read via mobile Internet
Weather
National/International news & opinion
TV/movies
Local News
Sports News/Stats
Top headlines of the day
Celebrity/Gossip/Beauty/Fashion
Music
Humor
Lifestyle/Health/Education
Video Games/Gaming related
Political
Electronics/Technology
Finance News
40%
39%
36%
34%
33%
32%
31%
30%
26%
26%
23%
21%
18%
13%
31% of written content
accessed daily…
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Tablet owners spend 10.9 hours a day consuming media
8.6 8.6
2.1 3.3
7.810.1
5.5
10.9
24 Hr Day Extended Day (incl multi-tasking)
24 Hr Day and Extended Day (Hrs) Among Tablet Owners
Media
Non-Leisure
Leisure
Sleep
Half of this is multi-tasked
Source: Ipsos OTX MediaCT’s LMX study. 7,500 US online consumers per wave
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What types of Multi tasking
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Situations in Which Tablet, Ereader and SmartphoneOwners Use Their Devices, Q1 2011% of respondents Tablet Ereader SmartphoneWatching TV 70% 35% 68%Lying in bed 57% 61% 51%With friends/family 44% 17% 58%Waiting for something 42% 32% 59%In the bathroom 25% 17% 28%Attending a meeting/class 24% 10% 23%Shopping/running errands 21% 9% 59%Commuting 20% 11% 47%Other 35% 39% 50%Source: The Nielsen Company, "Q1 2011 Mobile Connected Device Report"as cited in company blog, May 19, 2011
2eMarketer: “US Mobile Internet Page Views, by Device Type and Platform” March 2011
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3 in 4 consumers understand that advertising is part of the mobile experience– Attitudes Towards Mobile Advertising
Q38. Below is a list of statements that may or may not describe how you feel about advertising on mobile devices. Using the scale below, please tell us how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements about advertising on your mobile device.
Pro, 40%
Accepting, 35%
Rejecting, 25%
Agree with any of these statements:– After I see a mobile ad, I sometimes look for
more info– I’m ok with mobile ads if it’s personalized to my
specific needs and interests– I’m ok with mobile ads when they are useful and
relevant to what I am currently searching for
And do not agree with either of these:– I find advertising on my mobile device intrusive– I find most mobile ads to be irrelevant
Agree with any of these statements:– I’m ok with mobile ads if it means that I can
access mobile content for free
And do not agree with either of these:– I find advertising on my mobile device intrusive– I find most mobile ads to be irrelevant
Agree with either of these statements:– I find advertising on my mobile device intrusive– I find most mobile ads to be irrelevant
accept that advertising is a part of the experience
75%
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TELEVISION&MULTITASKING
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12 Photo credit: Flickr user Paul Beattie
New tray design for
turkey dinner?
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METHODOLOGY | PHASE 1
WHO 3,000 mobile device owners
HOW 22-minute online survey with
WHEN July 2011
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METHODOLOGY | PHASE 2
Measured U.S. user activity on Yahoo! Mobile
Super Bowl Same time & day a week before and after
World Cup Same time & day a week before and after
Academy Awards Same time & day a week before and after
* Mobile user activity measured with Yahoo! internal data. TV commercial data sourced from TNS.
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21%of respondents admit
to texting while driving
59%are more responsible;
they text in the car while NOT driving
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pretend to use their mobile device
to avoid awkward situations
52%
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Okay, seriously:
Mobile TVmultitasking results
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80% 98million
With 122M mobile internet users....
mobile TV multitaskersof respondents are mobile-multitasking while watching TV
SOURCE: Base used for projections based on ComScore MobileLens, June 2011(3 MO. AVG.), Total Mobile Internet Users 18-64 = Used browser or application or SMS (except mobile to mobile)
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94%Are engaged with
some kind of communication
60%Are engaged with
some kind of content
WHAT DO THEY DO?
2C'sI do the following...
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Text
Talk
Social Networking
IM
Not related to what I'm watching
Related to what I'm watching
Look up info on a commercial I just watched
Read news
Play online games
Do work or homework
80%74%
61%54%
46%
44%38%
36%32%32%
24%
CONNECTION & CONTENT ARE MAIN DRIVERS
What were you doing when mobile multi-tasking while watching TV?
A lot of content relates directly to the TV Program or Commercial
CONNECT
94%
CONTENT
60%
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Case Histories : Multitasking during commercials.Pietro Lambert – Head of Video
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IM
Social Network
Talk
Text
28%
39%
42%
45%
52%
DURING COMMERCIALS
I frequently do this during commercial breaks…
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DURING COMMERCIALS
I frequently do this during commercial breaks…
Content related to the program I was watching
Use search engine to look up info related to commercial
Website related to a commercial
Content not related to the program I was watching
25%
25%
26%
34%
A quarter are reacting immediately to a
commercial
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SUPERBOWLCase Study : The Superbowl
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A LOOK AT THE ENTIRE GAME
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INDEX
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- Time(by 5min slot)
2011 Super Bowl: Sunday Feb 06, 2011, between 3:30-7:30 hrs PST Control dates: Same time & day a week before (1/30) and a week after (2/13)Measurement: User activity on m.yahoo.com (for US users), using Y! Internal DataTV Commercial data sourced from TNS
2011 Super Bowl (Main game: 3:30pm – 7:10pm, PST) Post-Game
1Q Starts
2Q Starts
3Q Starts
4Q Starts
Half-TimeBreak
Game End
TV Ad Breaks
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2011 Super Bowl (Main game: 3:30pm – 7:10pm, PST) Post-Game
98 COMMERCIALS PLAYED
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INDEX
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- Time(by 5min slot)
-3:43 Bud Light Doritos Audi a8 -3:45 -3:50 Doritos Chevy Pepsi Max -3:51 -3:56 Bud Light Chevy Silverado Fast & Furious3Fox in house-3:58 First touchdown - GreenBay 4:01 -4:02 Pepsi Max Doritos Hyundai Elantra Fox in house-Fringe -4:04 -4:05 Cowboys (movie)Kia optima Fox in house -4:06-4:09Brisk-4:09
-4:16 Bridgestone Chevy Volt Go Daddy Fox in house -4:18 2nd quarter starts @4:19 -4:23 Budweiser Tele flora.com Transformer 3 (movie)-4:25-4:26 BMW X3 Motorola Zoom BMW Diesel -4:28-4:31 Coca Cola - Dragon THOR (movie)Volkswagen-4:33-4:39SnickersCareer Builder - monkey Super 8 (movie) -4:41Touchdown GreenBay @4:45-4:49 Chevy - Cruze Captain America (movie)Castrol - Edge CarMax Fox in house -4:51
-5:01 Fox in house - American idolsAndroid Sony Ericsson Acura TSX Xfinity - Comcast Cadillac CTS -5:03 -5:07 Fox in house - Daytona 500Chatter (Salesforce)-5:09
SHOW: BlackEyedPeas
-5:22 Chatter (salesforce.com) Fox in house Car fax Chase Bank GM Ram 1500Car fax Daily tablet -iPad -5:25 -5:27 NFL.com Fox in house - House Fox Speed channel - car warriors FOX Daytona 500-5:29
-5:36 Cars.com Etrade Best Buy Fox in house - Chicago Fox in house - American idol -5:38 Touchdown @5:42 Steelers -5:43 Jack Sparrow Pirate (movie)Car - MINI Homeaway.com -5:45 -5:49 Hyundai ElantraGroupon.com - Tibet Coke - Borderline -5:51 -5:53 Stella Artois CarMax The X factor -5:55 -6:00 Chrysler (2:00min) -6:02-6:21NFLHTC Sprint Jack In the BoxChevy – Tree planting- 6:24
-6:32 Rango (movie)Cars.com Bud Light - dogs Fox in house - Glee -6:34 -6:34 Hyundai Sonata hybrid Pepsi Max - man vs woman Rio (movie)-6:36-6:44Bridgestone - River floodGo Daddy Volkswagen (beetle) Fox in house -6:46-6:47 Mercedes – p-diddy Fox in house –Chicago code Fox in house - house -6:49 -6:56 Chevy - Camaro (1min)Verizon + iPhone -6:58 -7:00 Chevy – Cruz Fox in house - Glee Limitless (movie) Shape-ups (Sketcher) Fox in house -terra nova Fox in house - glee -7:02 Green bay won @7:07
1Q Starts
2Q Starts
3Q Starts
4Q Starts
Half-TimeBreak
Game End
[2Q]•21 TV Ads during 40 MIN
•Avg. Ads/Ad-break = 3.5
•Time-interval between Ads-time = 4.4 min
[3Q]•19 TV Ads during 50 MIN
•Avg. Ads/Ad-break = 3.2
•Time-interval between Ads-time = 3.4 min
[4Q]•22 TV Ads during 40 MIN
•Avg. Ads/Ad-break = 3.7
•Time-interval between Ads-time = 3.8 min
[Half - Time]•19 TV Ads during 30 MIN
•Avg. Ads/Ad-break = 4.8
•Time-interval between Ads-time = 3 min
[1Q]•17 TV Ads during 23 MIN
•Avg. Ads/Ad-break = 3.4
•Time-interval between Ads-time = 3.5 min • 98 Ads during Super Bowl (3hr 40min)
• avg. 30 sec/ad • Frequency: 2min Ads break per every 5 min
2011 Super Bowl: Sunday Feb 06, 2011, between 3:30-7:30 hrs PST Control dates: Same time & day a week before (1/30) and a week after (2/13)Measurement: User activity on m.yahoo.com (for US users), using Y! Internal DataTV Commercial data sourced from TNS
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Mobile-Web Front Page User Traffic
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Mobile-Web User Traffic
TV Ad Breaks
2011 Super Bowl (Main game: 3:30pm – 7:10pm, PST) Post-Game
In the beginning of the Super Bowl (SB), TV viewers are more engaged in SB game and SB TV commercials. As the games goes on, TV viewers use more mobile.
40+%
+ 34% + 28%
Half-Time Show
+ 33%
Pepsi Max
NFL.com
Fox Promo
Game EndAmericanIdol
SalesForce
X Factor Chrysler
Go Daddy
BMW X3
GB Touchdown
Snickers
Black Eyed Peas
Y! MOBILE FP TRAFFIC SAW SPIKES
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Mobile-Web User Traffic
TV Ad Breaks+305%
+387%
Half-Time show
2011 Super Bowl (Main game: 3:30pm – 7:10pm, PST) Post-Game
2011 Super Bowl: Sunday Feb 06, 2011, between 3:30-7:30 hrs PST Control dates: Same time & day a week before (1/30) and a week after (2/13)Measurement: User activity on m.yahoo.com (for US users), using Y! Internal DataTV Commercial data sourced from TNS
Y! M. SPORTS ALSO SAW SPIKES Mobile-Web Sports User Traffic
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Search queries related to TV ADs during Super Bowl have significantly increased
– Go Daddy: 6900%– Chevy Camaro: 1700% – Super 8 (Movie): 1970% – Transformer (movie): 610% – Volkswagen: 300% – THOR (movie): 81%
• Super Bowl queries: 980%• Green Bay: 180% • Note:
1) Super Bowl query term*: Super Bowl, Superbowl , or query terms including Super Bowl or Superbowl2) The most frequent query terms: excluding usual navigational query terms such as yahoo, facebook, google, etc3) Top 10,000 query terms on Super Bowl day (Feb 6, 2011) in US
MOBILE SEARCH QUERIES EXPLODE
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...this is the Chevrolet Camaro
Case Study:
TV watching is multi-screen and social
80% of people are multitasking while watching TV
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Video
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IntoNow has years of content and live TV
IntoNow - Deepen the connection between Audiences, TV Content, and Advertisers
ACTIVATE ENGAGE
SOCIALIZE
Tag, Unlock, Reward
Share, Discuss, Recommend
Go deeper, Learn More, Get Notified
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Program Example – Jersey ShoreThe Experience: Viewers simply tagged the remaining episodes of Season 3 to enter the contest.
Notifications:Users could opt to receive notifications on upcoming episodes
Online Instructions & Updates:IntoNow created a dedicated Jersey Shore landing page that gave instructions on how to participate
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Program Example – Pepsi
To increase product consumption and awareness of Pepsi MAX, Pepsi worked with us to create the a product giveaway.
Users simply “tag” a Pepsi MAX commercial to receive a free 20 oz. Pepsi MAX.
Unique coupons are created preventing fraud, consumers share the experience among their friends.
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Program Example – Pepsi
Step 1:Users tag the commercial
Step 2:Users select a retailer to redeem their coupon with
Step 3:Users can redeem for free product in store
The Experience: A “one-touch” process allowed users to “tag” the commercial, generate a coupon, and receive their free Pepsi MAX
Step 4:Users share the activity (2-3 downstream activations occur)
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Program Example – Golden Gloves 2012. The Experience: Discussion, Related Content, News, Profiles and Real Time Polls.
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Program Example – Conferences (eg: CES).The Experience: Related Content, Promotional Videos, Real Time interactions, Live Videos
IntoNow Metrics: December 2011Total Downloads: 2.5 Million (U.S. only)Active Users: ~1M (US only)
Usage by deviceiPad 41%iPhone 36%Android 23%
Most Tagged Shows1. NFL Football 2. The Big Bang Theory 3. College Football 4. Family Guy 5. How I Met Your Mother 6. American Horror Story 7. Dexter 8. Republican Debate9. The X Factor 10. SportsCenter
Top Genres1. Sitcom2. Comedy 3. Drama 4. Crime drama 5. Reality 6. Sports event 7. Children 8. Talk 9. Special 10. Suspense
Most User Comments1. Republican Debate 2. The X Factor 3. NFL Football 4. American Horror Story 5. The Year With Katie Couric 6. Family Guy 7. Presidential Debate 8. Dexter 9. College Football 10. NBA Basketball
Most FB & Twitter Shares1. NFL Football 2. The Big Bang Theory 3. American Horror Story 4. Dexter 5. Family Guy 6. NBA Basketball 7. College Football 8. How I Met Your Mother 9. Republican Debate 10. A Christmas Story
Usage by time of day
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Recent Highlights
Facebook f8 Launch Partner Mobile Marketing Award Winner
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• TV multi-tasking is big. 80% mobile multi-task while watching TV.
• Commercial time = mobile primetime. Y! mobile web traffic during live TV events is strongly correlated to ad breaks.
• I need to know more! 25% frequently look up info on a TV ad during the commercial break.
CONCLUSIONS
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• Think tie-in. Integrate mobile ads into your TV media buys to engage users on both screens.
• Cater to the info-seekers. Make sure additional info from your TV ad is easily accessible on your mobile site.
• Be in the content. During major (live) events, advertise on sites relevant to the sponsored program to reinforce your message.
IMPLICATIONS
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Thanks