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How to take your online strategy mobileTRANSCRIPT
Brand Focus
Taking Your Online Strategy Mobile
About Me
• Independent Digital DM consultant working with brands and MSP’s in harnessing the power of digital
• Clients include JaywingDMG, Indicia Group, Direct Marketing Association, AXA PPP and Alterian
• Mobile - Client Services Director at Flytxt, former founder and Chair of the DMA Mobile Marketing Council
Why Are Brands Going Mobile?
Because Consumers Are
Consumers and the Mobile Internet
• 92% of the population never leave home without their phone and 74% never switch it off (Source – IAB research)
• c 15m mobile internet users in the UK (Source – mobileSQUARED). 35% of mobile users used the mobile internet every week
• Growth has been fuelled by the take up of 3G (now just short of 40%) , smart phones (particularly the iPhone, soon to be available beyond 02) and ‘all you can eat’ tariffs that put an end to ‘bill shock’
• Most importantly, consumers are ready to use the wider array of services and applications……….
What Consumers Do
Base: All respondents – mobile media users (c 2000)
d’load games19%
use interne
t53%
d’load music17%
videoMMS31%
d’load tones23%
email26%
picture MMS64% bluetoot
h63% play
games55%
listen to music49%
search internet
37%
radio31%
d’load pics19%
local14%
d’load
logos8%
TV4%
Source – Orange UK plc, March 2009
The Opportunity Is Much More Than Just Transferring a Web
Presence To Mobile
For many brands, this is the key because it translates to their online strategy
Boosting Viewing Figures – Living TV (with Blyk)
• Create an opt in audience (split between current viewers and non viewers) of 16-24 year olds.
• Engage the audience with SMS and MMS messages
• Drive them to a mobile internet site and offer free clips
• Collect viewing intention and actual viewing data
• Deliver a 62% increase in viewing figures from this audience
Driving Online and Retail Traffic –M&S
• Create an opt in audience of busy mums from response to press activity
• Offer discount on ‘back to school’ clothes via SMS inviting respondents to visit a mobile internet site or to have their voucher emailed.
• Enable the visitor to browse the offer on the mobile internet site – this is a complex product configuration by age and item
• Order by phone or claim the email voucher to order online
• Excellent click through rate and page visit per user metrics. A breakthrough campaign for the brand in what would be considered an unnatural medium.
Audience Engagement – Rimmel (with OMD)
• Create an opt in audience from responses to mobile advertising on a range of on and off portal mobile sites (from Vodafone Live to Heat)
• Ad responders visit a microsite which includes downloadable wallpaper, video's, make-up tips and viral MGM’s. Visitors too can sign up to the Ambassadors Club and receive text alerts as new products are launched.
• Collect browsing and download data by media source
Generating Quotes –Swiftcover (with Steak Media)
• Create awareness of a mobile service that provides a quote for car insurance anytime anywhere via just a small number of questions on a mobile internet site. Aim the service at predefined target audiences by age and gender based on their adoption of technology and an affinity with forward thinking brands such as Swiftcover
• Drive traffic by a) mobile search, b) mobile on portal display and c) offline with an SMS call to action.
• Generate almost 15k clicks within the first two months, almost 1000 quote at half the target cost per quote. Exceed targets for acquisition and branding
It’s Just Like The Web – Only Different
• Delivering traffic via search – ranging from 12% for all users to 55% for iPhone users. So it’s important but not ubiquitous (Source – eMarekter)
• Delivering traffic via display – plenty of options for ad networks and exchanges but buying solely on price isn't wise. Users expect to be delivered to something entertaining and valuable; they won't hang around if they're not.
• Delivering for mobile – design for screen size, browsing flexibility, handset variants and speed. Everyone doesn’t have an iPhone (just like a few years ago everyone didn't have Broadband or flash) .
Bringing It All Together