SME World Tour

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SME World Tour - Field Report from Outside of the UK & USA Faisal Laljee, Global Head of SME Advertising Products, Telefonica Digital

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SME World Tour

By Faisal Laljee

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Digital Ad Spend in Europe and Western Europe will approach $50B by 2016 with Mobile Ad Spending close to $7B

eMarketer Global Media Intelligence Report 2012

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Smartphone penetration is set to grow 150% by 2016 in these markets

eMarketer Global Media Intelligence Report 2012

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More than half the population in Latin America and Western Europe will be on Facebook by 2017

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Facebook User Growth

Argentina

Mexico

Brazil

Germany

UK

Spain

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Search occupies 46% of the digital advertising market

IAB internet advertisingrevenue report – April 2013

Search

Display

Classifieds

Video

Mobile

Lead Gen

Rich Media

EmailSponsorship

These are US numbers but a good proxy for rest of the world

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Digital Strategy for SME

Mobile

Search

Facebook

A Digital SME Product strategy for LOCAL needs to consider the above growth trends in Mobile, Search and Facebook

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These solutions should connect SME businesses with their customers across all platforms and devices

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And give SMEs an easy solution to navigate across an increasingly fragmented marketplace

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Customer Segment

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Tailored Products

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Channel Alignment

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Market • Protectionist• General lack of trust• Need a local partner

to navigate • Yet to mature

• Different continent mainly due to language

• Yet to mature• Innovative and

collaborative

• Influenced by the US

• Very open but prefer business in Spanish

SME Attitudes • No money but willing to try for free

• Willing to pay for the right product

• Lots of players overwhelming them

• Closer to the US than rest of Latin America and parts of Europe

Sales • Relationship based and F2F

• Referral and Relationship based

• Still relationship-based but not as much

Product • Simple product focused on value

• No frills

• Room for some value-added features and “cool” factor

• Very familiar with complex products

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Overcome the cultural differences