The Mobile Conference

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Full set of slides from The Mobile Conference 2011 held at the Eden Project in Cornwall on October 12th 2011

Transcript of The Mobile Conference

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Welcome  

@_TimBryant  

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Tim  Bryant  

@_TimBryant  

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Ask  a  ques7on    Twi9er:  @themobileconf  Twi9er  Hash  Tag:  #themobileconf  Email:  [email protected]  SMS:  Text  FIRETEXT  +  ques?on  to  64446  Facebook:  facebook.com/themobileconference.com  Pen  &  Paper:  To  Andrea  Voice:  Please  ask!  

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Toby  Parkins  

@tobyparkins  

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So  where  is  Mobile  now,  in  2011?    Every  year  has  been  the  “the  year  of  mobile”  since  2004  

               

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So  where  is  Mobile  now,  in  2011?                    

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So  where  is  Mobile  now,  in  2011?    • The  whole  mobile  industry  has  been  obsessed    

• SMS  • Ringtones  • MMS  • Push  email  • Apps  

               

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So  where  is  Mobile  now,  in  2011?    App  downloads  per  month  • Apple  IOS  –  1Bn  • Google  Android  –  500M  • Nokia  Ovi  –  180M  • Blackberry  –  90M      

               

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So  where  is  Mobile  now,  in  2011?    Apps:  4th  Ranked  Apps  developer  Magma  Mobile    8/12/2010  to  8/1/2011  –  4,900,000  Android  app  downloads  (800  paid  for  app  downloads)    1  in  4  apps  downloaded  are  never  used  again        

               

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So  where  is  Mobile  now,  in  2011?    Mobile  Internet  Usage:  •   Real  web  stats  indicate  growth,  not  hype  •   Over  85%  of  new  handsets  support  mobile  web  browsing  •   77%  of  world’s  popula?on  have  mobile  phones  •   13.8%  have  mobile  web  access  (46%  in  Europe)  •   45%  of  UK  use  mobiles  for  internet  access  •   2014  more  internet  access  via  mobile  devices  than  desktop.    

               

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What  do  we  do  about  it?    Consider    •  device  capabili?es  •  user  experience  •  content  strategy  •  complete  mobile  strategy  

 

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Device  Capabili7es  Screen  widths  (pixels)  –  2004    95  96  101  120  128  176    

 

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Device  Capabili7es  Screen  Widths  (pixels)  -­‐  2011    

 64  80    95    96    98    100    101    102    104    108    110    111    112  

116    118    119    120    123    125    128    130    132    136    140    144    150    

160    162    174    176    177    178    208    216    220    222    230    232    240    

256    300    320    324    345    352    360    384    400    432    450    480    600    

640    800    854    1024    1280    1600          

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Device  Capabili7es    Rota?ng  Screens    Event  triggers  

 

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Device  Capabili7es    Flash  vs  JQuery    iPad,  iPhone  and  iPod  Touch  simply  don’t  display  flash  content.  The  solu?on  is  either  JQuery  replacement  or  JQuery  content.  In  the  future,  HTML5  may  be  the  answer    However  you  display  your  content  now,  may  need  to  change.    

 

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Device  Capabili7es    •  Check  Google  Analy?cs  •  Catering  for  every  possible  device  varia?on  will  be  too  expensive  to  

achieve  •  Use  your  Analy?cs  data  to  establish  which  devices  provide  goals  and  

sales    •  Which  devices  provide  general  traffic?  

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Detec7on  and  redirec7on    HTTP  Headers  provide  informa7on    Mozilla/5.0  (iPhone;  U;  CPU  iPhone  OS  4_2_1  like  Mac  OS  X;  en-­‐us)  AppleWebKit/534.24  (KHTML,  like  Gecko)  Version/5.0.2  Mobile/8C148  Safari/534.24    Detec?on  libraries  like  Tera-­‐WURFL  and  similar  provide  vast  device  informa?on  resources:    e.g.  Screen  resolu?on;  colour  depth;  javascript;  flash  support;  flash-­‐lite;  browser-­‐CSS-­‐bugs;  etc.  

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Detec7on  and  redirec7on    Provide  links  to  “normal”  full  website  view    

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Detec7on  and  redirec7on  eDigital  study  2010  found  Play.com  most  liked,  ahead  of  mobile  op?mised  sites  e.g.  M&S.  

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Content  Strategy  Decisions  and  dilemmas    •  How  much  content  is  the  right  quan?ty?  (Quality?)  •  Mobile  devices  are  used  in  “mobile”  situa?ons  •  Remember  you  are  the  least  objec?ve  observer  

(Except  when  you  ask  someone  for  their  opinion)  •  Use  Analy?cs  to  see  what  mobile  users  actually  do.  •  Drop  unvisited  content  to  simplify  naviga?on.  •  Full  or  Par?al  site  content?    

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Content  Strategy  Generalised  guidance    •  On  the  move  situa?ons  require  less  content  •  Simple  facts  with  click  for  more  info  links  •  Direc?ons  pages  for  physical  businesses  •  Postcodes  for  Satellite  Naviga?on  systems  •  Use  hyperlinked  Telephone  numbers  •  Watch  out  for  +44  (0)  numbers  

 

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Naviga7on    •  Simplicity  is  essen?al  –  less  content?  •  Touch  screen  buuon  size  •  Tab  sequences  •  No  hover-­‐over  func?onality  on  touch  devices      

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Tes7ng    •  Select  all  target  devices  from  Analy?cs  •  Test,  test  and  test  on  all  target  devices  •  Review  your  target  device  list  every  6  months  

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Toby  Parkins    Web:    www.uknetweb.com    Email:    [email protected]    Twi9er:    @tobyparkins    Facebook:    facebook.com/uknetweb    LinkedIn:    www.linkedin.com/in/tobyparkins  

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Geoff  King  

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Engaging  mobile  conversa7ons  Convert  clickers  into  consumers  

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‘Some  brands  will  win  big  with  mobile.  Others  will  wonder  –  what  just  happened?’Mary  Meeker  

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Quick  Facts  •  Mobile  searches  are  up  216%  YoY  

Q2  2011  (Wmps.com)  •  Mobile  sales  x2  over  3  years  

(Researchandmarkets.com)  •  91%  of  UK  consumers  have  used  

their  mobile  for  shopping  (Digby.com)  •  Approx  40%  of  UK  mobile  phones  

are  smartphones    •  UK  smartphone  users  are  63%  

more  likely  to  engage  with  m-­‐commerce  (IAB)  

•  More  than  40%  of  UK  merchants  expect  to  have  a  transac?onal  mobile  site  or  app  within  the  next  year  (IAB)  

•  90%  of  UK  people  send  text  each  

month  (Ofcom  2010)  •   Consumers  almost  

as  happy  to  receive  text  from  brands  as  

friends/family  •  62%  read  messages  

in  5  mins  from  senders  they  don’t  know  (DMA,  IAB  2010)    

•  67%  of  O2  customers  are  likely  to  engage  with  a  mobile  offer,  O2  Customer  World  

2010.  

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doubles  mpayments  forecast  to   $3bn  

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1. think BIG start small

2.  Ideas need insightful inv€stm€nt

4. ...continuously...improve don’t await P E R F E C T I O N

O 5. Be pen not...

share

3. fail fast, fix flourish

6.  

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2. Survey “Ref: 1234567890 we have

instructed our panel to arrange a survey on your

mortgage property within 5 days.

3. Loan offer posted “Ref: 1234567890 your mortgage loan offer has

been posted today.

4. Mortgage loan released “Ref: 1234567890 your mortgage loan funds have been released to you today.

Congratulations on your new loan. Reply INSURANCE for a quote”

1. AIP subj to conditions

“Ref: 1234567890 to progress your

mortgage loan we require you to supply

xxx.”

A  customer’s  life  with  mCRM  -­‐  automated  (1/2)  

2. Card Activation message

“Activate your card now by texting

ACTIVATE and…” to 82NAT

3. Credit Card Welcome “Welcome to your new Credit

Card. To make a balance transfer on your account, reply BAL TRAN and an advisor will call you back”

4. Credit Card Payment Registration “You can mange your Credit Card by

signing up for balance & payment alerts using credit care. To register for Credit

Card Payment Services go to www.rbs.co.uk”

1. Card Dispatched “Your card has been

dispatched”

Text REG to 82NAT

MMS 2-4-1

Cinema Tix

O2 Load & Go Visa Prepay

Text “Balance” to 10202

Any RBSG card

Text “CREDIT BAL” Or “DEBIT BAL” to

82NAT

Txt 2 shop

Promote acct benefits

Mobile # 07898298293

Mortgage Application Tracking Alerts

Appointment Reminders

Retail Diary

Natwest: This is to remind u of your appt tmrw

@ 2pm with Gary.

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Yes please. This afternoon would

be ideal.

Claire: Yes Mr Smyth, Time Inc is at $29. Would

you like your relationship manager to

contact you?

Payment message sent to the customer

Balance message sent to

the customer Mobile Instant Messaging

Text Q and your

question to 82NAT and an advisor

will help Text LiveAdvisor / Black Card PA

+ Use IM in UK Use SMS abroad. Avoid data costs

A  customer’s  life  with  mCRM  moving  to  RM-­‐led(2/2)  Lost my card! I’ll text

to get some emergency cash before I catch my

plane.

2. Receives PIN 3. Customer enters PIN at

ATM

4. Customer withdraws cash

1. Customer texts in to 82NAT for £200 “Emergency 200”

Your £200 emergency cash PIN code is 2344

EMERGENCY 200

Q Can you tell me the Time share price?

FT tweet:

Magazine

publishers plan

digital store:

Time Inc is

leading an

industry-wide…

http://bit.ly/

v8KNU Mr Smyth, would

you like me to subscribe you to

this stock or send you our stockbroker application?

Texted to 82NAT

Reply from LiveAdvisor

Msg from

RM

using C

ontact Manager

1

2 3 4 5

6

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•  Profiled  O2  customers  by  their  bank  sort-­‐code  

•  Segmented  by  opted-­‐in  iPhone  owners  

•  23%  CTR  on  SMS  

•  Top  of  financial  app  sec?on  in  4  hours  

NatWest    Mobile  

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The  Mobile  Conference  2011  

1  Free  

2  Adver7sing  

3  Freemium  

4  Micro  

Transac7on  

5  Subscrip7on  

Free  to  end-­‐user  

Free  to  end-­‐user

Restrict  free  access  

Charge  the  end-­‐user  on  a  pay  as  you  use  basis    

Charge  the  end-­‐user  a  standard  fee,  on  a  regular  basis  

Leave  the  door  open  for  future  mone?za?on  opportuni?es  

Generate  revenue  with  ad-­‐supported  model    

Charge  for  full  version  or  enhanced  features  

Charging  fixed  increments  for  discrete  pieces  

Launch  as  a  companion  (free  add-­‐on)  to  a  subscrip?on  product    

Iden7fy  your  revenue  model  

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Some  good  examples  from  the  industry...  

mountain?  

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Ø   2.7m+  car  searches  /  month  Ø   45%  on  dealer  forecourts  Ø   Personalisa7on  the  key  to  success  Ø   Best  Use  of  Mobile,  AOP  2010    

 

 

AutoTrader  Mobile  (seller  pays)    

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Hearst  Magazines  UK  increases  brand  depth  (Freemium  –  Free  then  pays)  

Ø   Wide  stakeholder  consulta7on  to  develop  mobile  strategy  for  leading  magazine  publisher  

Ø   First  applica7on  for  Men’s  Health  just  launched          

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Over  500,00  Downloads    across  Plazorms  

After 4 weeks... 6 weeks later... 12 weeks later... Reached  #1  Free  Travel  app  -­‐iTunes   Gross  Revenue  over  £1M  

600k+    downloads  

Free  to  download  mcommerce  app  

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Bezair  in  the  news  

•   Q1FY12:  7.4  million  bets  on  its  mobile  products,  leading  to  £4.2m  of  revenue  •   one  third  of  sports  customers  using  a  mobile  device  to  place  a  bet  

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Ted  Baker  is  poised  to  double  its  digital  spend  in  the  next  year  in  a  strategy  

that  could  see  the  installa7on  of  Wi-­‐Fi  networks  in  its  retail  

stores.  

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Gik  or  Buy  with  PayPal  then  Share    

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Brand  Selec7on  Stores  Features  •  Custom  selec?on  of  apps  •  Skinned  to  brand  (eg    

shoponthebeach)  •  Ads  can  be  posi?oned  to  cross-­‐link/

sell  back  on  retail  site  in  new-­‐pop  up  

Benefits  •  Brands  show  apps  that  match  their  values  

with  no  need  to  create  many  bespoke  •  Vogue  press  appeal  as  it  shows  modernity  

in  social  media  mix    •  Drives  sales  on  original  retail  sites  •  Improves  brand  SEO  ranking  •  Generates  poten?al  rev  share  on  paid-­‐for  

apps  •  CRM  improves  significantly  

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Making  it  stand  out  

•  Interac7ve  -­‐  It’s  not  just  about  consump?on.    It’s  also  about  discovery  

•  Social  –  It  should  empower  the  user  to  share  •  Connected  –  it  works  everywhere  •  Open  Dialogue  –  open  to  feedback  from  the  

users  to  improve,  update  and  personalise  the  offering  

•  Prac7cal  &  Safe  –  by  providing  a  POS  that  is  easy  and  secure  to  use  and  visible  opt-­‐in  

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Geoff  King    Web:    www.zenithmist.com    Email:  [email protected]    Twi9er:    @zenith_mist      LinkedIn:    www.linkedin.com/pub/geoff-­‐king/16/11b/1b8  

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Andrew  Walker  

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Content  Marke7ng  Why  content  is  so  important  for  your  mobile  website?  

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The  primary  purpose  of  a  website  

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Is  to  hold  all  of  your  valuable  

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Why  is  content  so  important?  

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Supports  your  business  plan  

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Matches  the  buying  cycle    

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Op7mised  for  search  and  share  

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Is  where  your  audience  are    

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Content:  Targeted  to  a  mobile  audience  

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Why  are  we  talking  mobile?  Technology  

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The  take  up  of  technology  

In  2010  20%  of  Google  searches  were  on  a  mobile  device  Source:  Google  

So  far  in  UK  -­‐  2011:  •  45%  of  internet  users  used  a  mobile  phone  to  connect  to  the  internet  •  6  million  people  accessed  the  internet  over  their  mobile  phone  for  the  first  ?me  

in  the  previous  12  months  •  The  use  of  wireless  hotspots  almost  doubled  in  the  last  12  months  to  4.9  million  users      Source:  ONS  

$5billion  in  iPad  sales  in  first  3  quarters  of  2011  Source:  Apple/2011  

1  billion  reading  email  on  mobile  devices  by  2013  Source:  Radica?  group/2010  

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Mobile  plamorms  are  the  future  

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It’s  not  just  Smartphones  

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Mobile  users  need  to  be  treated  differently  

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Less  is  definitely  more  

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Design  your  content  for  an  audience  on  the  move  

•  Smaller  screens  •  Smaller  keypads  •  No  mouse  •  Bandwidth  issues  •  Different  search  objec?ves  

70%  of  mobile  search  is  acted  upon  within  the  hour  Source:  Google  2010    

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Mobile  needs  a  new  approach  

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Think  small    

•  Less  is  more  •  Kill  the  jargon  •  Take  short  cuts  •  Be  crea?ve  

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Design  for  on-­‐the-­‐go    

•  Create  content  for  mobile  needs  –  Large  fonts  (Apple  recommend  17  to  22  point)  

–  Scale  to  fit  –  Shorter  content  bursts  –  Video  and  audio  

 

 

 

 

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Design  for  on-­‐the-­‐go    

•  Images  and  large  files  –  Try  to  limit  to  around  20k  

–  Affect  download  ?mes  

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Design  for  on-­‐the-­‐go    

•  Encourage  sharing  

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Design  for  on-­‐the-­‐go    

•  Claim  your  business  

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Repurpose  exis7ng  content      

•  Chop  up  ar?cles  into  200  word  pieces  

•  Video  Q&A  •  Video  case  studies  •  Video  sales  demos  •  5  minute  audio  podcasts  

•  Interview  your  experts  

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Create  new  content  

•  SMS  alerts  around  industry  news  

•  Company  announcements  when  new  ar?cles  published  (sign  up)  

•  Event  centric  content  

@ramemarke7ng  

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Finger  versus  mouse  

•  Design  for  finger  surfing  

•  Buuons  at  least  44  x  44  point  

•  Opt  for  longer  pages  

@ramemarke7ng  

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Not  all  plazorms  are  the  same  

•  Consider  all  op?ons  •  Choose  one  size  fits  all  •  Auto  detect  •  Be  aware  of  limita?ons  

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Track  and  op7mise  

•  Track  usage  pauerns  •  Test,  Test,  Test  

@ramemarke7ng  

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Test  your  site  on  the  big  3  

@ramemarke7ng  

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Tes?ng  sites  

hup://mobilemoxie.com/mobile-­‐tools  hup://validator.w3.org/mobile/    

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Mobile  social  media  

•  Mobile  and  social  media  reinforce  one  another  and  drive  your  content  

@ramemarke7ng  

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Bringing  off-­‐line  and  on-­‐line  together  

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Where  else  can  we  use  QR  codes?  

QR  codes  •  Connect  to  a  URL  •  Offer  a  menu  of  op?ons  •  Ini?ate  an  email  •  Ini?ate  a  call  on  phone  •  Download  a  document  •  View  a  video  •  Receive  a  mul?media  file  via  SMS/MMS  

@ramemarke7ng  

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How  does  the  process  work?  

@ramemarke7ng  

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QR  code:  examples  

@ramemarke7ng  

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Augmented  reality  

@ramemarke7ng  

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Summary  

•  Create  a  mobile  friendly  websites  

•  Op?mise  your  content  •  Think  Video  •  Think  Audio  •  Use  bite  sized  ar?cles  •  Claim  your  business  on  Loca?on  Based  Applica?ons  

•  Re-­‐purpose  exis?ng  content  

•  Create  new  way  to  engage  –  QR  code  campaign  –  Augmented  reality  

•  Track  results  •  Test  

@ramemarke7ng  

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Andrew  Walker    Web:    www.ramemarke?ng.co.uk    Twi9er:    @ramemarke?ng    Email:    andrew@ramemarke?ng.co.uk      LinkedIn:    www.linkedin.com/in/andywalker1          

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Rob  Edlin  

@robedlin  

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Mobile  Search  •  77%  of  mobile  users  have  used  their  mobiles  for  search  in  the  last  week  •  Search  engines  are  the  most  visited  websites  on  mobiles  

(greater  even  than  Social  Networking  sites  and  Retail)  

•  Most  popular  searches:-­‐  –  News  (57%)  –  Dining  (51%)  –  Naviga?on  (51%)  –  Entertainment  (49%)  –  Shopping  (47%)  –  Sports  (40%)  –  Games  (37%)  –  Food  (36%)  –  Technology  (32%)  –  Travel  (31%)  –  Finance  (26%)  

•  Consumers  seek  quick  &  convenient  informa?on  when  searching  (72%  whilst  on-­‐the-­‐go)  

•  90%  take  ac?on  as  a  result  of  a  search  •  53%  purchase  as  a  result  of  a  search  (in-­‐store  and  online)        (Source:  The  Mobile  Movement  Study,  Google/Ipsos  OTX  MediaCT,  April  2011)  

@robedlin  

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What  drives  mobile  searches?  

•  Word  of  mouth  (61%)  •  Saw  something  in  a  shop  (44%)  •  Saw  an  Online  Ad  (18%)  •  Tradi?onal  Media  (68%)  (TV,  Radio,  Magazine,  Newspaper,  Billboard,  Mail)  

•  Mobile  Ad  (27%)            (Source:  The  Mobile  Movement  Study,  Google/Ipsos  OTX  MediaCT,  April  2011)  

@robedlin  

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Google  on  handheld  mobile  

@robedlin  

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Google  “more”  on  handheld  mobile  

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Google  Places  on  handheld  mobile  

@robedlin  

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Google  Shopping  on  Desktop  

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Google  Shopping  on  handheld  mobile  

@robedlin  

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Bing  on  handheld  mobile  

@robedlin  

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Bing  local  search  on  handheld  mobile  

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Mobile  website  structure  •  Dedicated  mobile  websites  •  Plugins  for  exis?ng  CMS  and  ecommerce  sites  •  Off-­‐the  shelf  standalone  solu?ons  •  Apps  •  Geo  META  data  •  Mark-­‐up  Language  •  Hyperlinked  Telephone  numbers  •  Flash  •  XML  Sitemaps  for  mobile  websites  •  Test  pages  with  Googlebot  mobile  

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Mobile  domains,  sub  domains  and  directories  

website.com/m    m.website.com    www.website.com  (same  URLs)    www.website.mobi  

@robedlin  

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Key  phrase  research  -­‐  Desktop  

@robedlin  

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Key  phrase  research  -­‐  Mobile  

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SERPS  (Search  Engine  Result  Pages)  –  Desktop/Laptop  

@robedlin  

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SERPS  -­‐  Tablet  

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SERPS  –  Handheld  mobile  

@robedlin  

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Content  op7misa7on  for  mobile  websites  

•  Use  shorter,  more  general  phrases  •  Include  loca?on/geo  META  data  •  Include  address  on  all  important  pages  •  Make  sure  your  Google  Places  lis?ng  is  up  to  date  •  Make  sure  your  Bing  for  Business  lis?ng  is  up  to  date  

•  Make  content  lighter  •  Make  images  smaller  •  Make  buuons  bigger  •  Generally  improve  experience  for  the  mobile  user  

@robedlin  

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Monitor  and  Modify  

@robedlin  

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Rob  Edlin    Web:    niddocks.com    Email:  [email protected]    Twi9er:    @robedlin      LinkedIn:    www.linkedin.com/in/robedlin      Facebook:  www.facebook.com/robedlin    

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Rob  Edlin  

@robedlin  

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Paid  Search  for  Mobile  

@robedlin  

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Campaign  Basics  

•  Split  Campaigns  •  Bid  more  aggressively  •  Set  loca?on  and  language  targe?ng  

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Paid  Search  for  Mobile  -­‐  Tablets  

@robedlin  

Click  to  Call   Loca?on  Extension  

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Paid  Search  for  Mobile  -­‐  Handhelds  

@robedlin  

Click  to  Call   Loca?on  Extension  

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Paid  Search  for  Mobile  

@robedlin  

Sitelink  Extension  

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Device,  Operator  &  Wi-­‐Fi  Targe7ng  

@robedlin  

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Ad  Extensions  

•  Call  •  Loca?on  •  Sitelinks  

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Ad  Extensions  -­‐  Call  

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Ad  Extensions  -­‐  Loca7on  

@robedlin  

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Ad  Extensions  -­‐  Sitelinks  

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Geographic  targe7ng  

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Key  phrase  research  

•  Choose  more  general  keywords  •  Choose  shorter  phrases  •  Include  loca?ons  •  Include  incorrect  spellings  •  Use  the  “All  Mobile  Devices”  op?on  in  the  Keyword  Tool  

@robedlin  

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   Wri7ng  mobile  Ads  

•  Include  a  relevant  call  to  ac?on  •  Match  Ads  to  appropriate  key  phrases  •  Send  to  relevant  landing  pages  •  Google  now  rewards  you  for  having  mobile  op?mised  landing  pages  

•  Enable  Loca?on  Extensions  for  hyperlocal  distance  informa?on  

@robedlin  

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Rob  Edlin    Web:    niddocks.com    Email:  [email protected]    Twi9er:    @robedlin      LinkedIn:    www.linkedin.com/in/robedlin      Facebook:  www.facebook.com/rob.edlin    

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Aren  Grimshaw  

@arengrimshaw  

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Social  Media  &  Mobile  Marke7ng  

Aren  Grimshaw  

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Hands  Up,  if  you’ve  ever...  

•  Asked  a  friend  to  recommend...  A  good  bar,  restaurant,  motor  mechanic....?  

•  Shared  with  a  friend  a  good  or  bad  experience  with  a  shop,  restaurant,  garage....?  

•  Talked  about  your  weekend,  holiday  or  last  business  trip  with  a  friend  or  business  colleague...?  

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Social  Media  Marke7ng  

“Using  Social  Media  to  engage  with  online  communi?es  in  order  to  generate  exposure,  opportunity  and  sales.”    “Social  Media  tools  allow  the  sharing  of  informa7on  and  crea7on  of  communi7es  through  online  networks  of  people.”  

@arengrimshaw  

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One  World...Online  &  Offline  

•  Mobile  phones  will  overtake  PCs  as  the  most  common  web-­‐access  devices  worldwide  by  2013  

•  iPhone  traffic  now  accounts  for  around  4.5%  of  all  UK  website  traffic  

•  Facebook  is  the  top  site  visited  by  total  number  of  minutes  spent  

•  66%  use  mobile  search  while  watching  TV  &  61%  said  they  use  it  at  work.  

@arengrimshaw  

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Upda7ng  Your  Status  

@arengrimshaw  

Facebook  Applica?on   Hootsuite  Applica?on   LinkedIn  Applica?on  

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Upda7ng  Your  Status  

@arengrimshaw  

Loca?on  data  

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Upda7ng  Your  Status  

@arengrimshaw  

Privacy  Se}ngs  

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Upda7ng  Your  Status  

@arengrimshaw  

Add  Media  or  Links  

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Upda7ng  Your  Status  

@arengrimshaw  

Include  friends  or  contacts  

Hanging  out  with  @arengrimshaw  

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Check-­‐Ins  

@arengrimshaw  

See  who’s  there  

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Check-­‐Ins  

@arengrimshaw  

‘Gamifica?on’  

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Access  Informa7on  

@arengrimshaw  

• Find  popular  venues    

• Access  Tips  &    To  Do’s    

• Leave  Tips  &    To  Do’s  

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Sharing  Experiences  /  Comments  

@arengrimshaw  

...at  events   ...out  and  about   ...on  loca?on  or  passing  

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Get  it  out  there...  

@arengrimshaw  

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Foursquare  Specials  

@arengrimshaw  

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Facebook  Deals  

@arengrimshaw  

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Network  &  Connect  

@arengrimshaw  

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The  Stats...  

•  350m+  ac?ve  users  currently  accessing  Facebook  through  their  mobile  devices  

•  55%  of  all  ac?ve  Twiuer  users  are  ac?ve  on  their  mobiles  

•  LinkedIn’s  mobile  usage  has  skyrocketed  400%  percent  in  the  past  year  

•  381m  check-­‐ins  on  Foursquare  during  2010  (including  1  from  Space)  

@arengrimshaw  

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So  what  about  your  business?  

•  Ensure  everyone  in  your  company  is  on  board  •  Issue  a  clear  Social  Media  Policy  to  staff  •  Invest  in  training  for  your  teams  •  Develop  a  clear  strategy  •  Integrate  your  approach    

@arengrimshaw  

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So  what  about  your  business?  

•  Professional  Businesses  – Empower  your  teams  to  use  the  technology  – Arm  them  with  the  right  kit  – Get  them  networking  (online  &  off)  – Put  informa?on  at  their  finger?ps  – Ensure  they  follow  up  

@arengrimshaw  

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So  what  about  your  business?  

•  Loca?on  Businesses  – Get  yourself  listed  or  claim  your  lis?ng  – Auract  foozall  with  deals  – Reward  loyal  customers  – Take  any  comments  seriously  – Resist  ‘orders’  or  Spam  posts  

@arengrimshaw  

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Aren  Grimshaw    Web:    www.arengrimshaw.co.uk    Email:  [email protected]    Twi9er:    @arengrimshaw      LinkedIn:    uk.linkedin.com/in/areng      Facebook:  facebook.com/aren.grimshaw      

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Dan  Parker  

@firetext_uk  

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Dan  Parker    Web:    www.firetext.co.uk    Email:  [email protected]    Twi9er:    @firetext_uk      LinkedIn:    www.linkedin.com/pub/dan-­‐parker/18/890/915      Facebook:  facebook.com/firetext.co.uk    

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Stafford  Sumner  

@staffordsumner  

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Email  on  the  move  Tips  for  op7mising  your  email  marke7ng  for  mobile  recipients  

 

@staffordsumner  

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What  we  are  going  to  look  at  

•  Behaviour,  trends,  opportuni?es  and  threats  •  Design  considera?ons  for  mobile  devices  •  Content  crea?on  for  mobile  op?misa?on  •  Monitoring  and  analysing  mobile  performance  

@staffordsumner  

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Introduc7on  

•  A  brief  history  of  email  •  Recent  developments  •  Engagement  dependent  on  factors  such  as:  

– Recipient  behaviour  – Email  client  being  used  – Time  of  send  – Frequency  

@staffordsumner  

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Consumer  trends  

•  42%  of  mobile  internet  ?me  is  spent  reading  and  responding  to  emails  (smarzocus  2010)  

•  9.8  hours  a  week    •  Reading  emails  during  “down?me”  •  Less  reliant  on  ?me  of  send  (b2b  and  b2c)  •  Can  no  longer  assume  your  audience  is  viewing  your  email  on  their  desktop  computer  

@staffordsumner  

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Growing  trends  -­‐  marketers  

•  Relevance,  segmenta?on  and  targe?ng  •  Behaviour  driven  emails  •  Technological  advancements  

– Automated,  triggered  emails  – Tailored  content  and  display  

@staffordsumner  

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Opportuni7es  

•  Improved  engagement  rates  •  Time  fused,  mobile  specific  offers  •  HTML5:  mul?-­‐media  integra?on  •  Mul?-­‐channel  integra?on  (on  &  off-­‐line)  

@staffordsumner  

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Threats  

•  Aliena?ng  through  poor  usability/  rendering  •  Devaluing  brand  •  Being  le~  behind  in  the  market  place  

@staffordsumner  

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Immediate  Call-­‐To-­‐Ac7on  

•  Limited  ?me  offers  •  Video  content  •  Short  Polls/  Surveys  

@staffordsumner  

Stressed  ?me-­‐fuse  

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Design  

Considera?ons:  •  Different  plazorm  rendering  capabili?es  •  Image  restric?ons  (e.g.  blocking,  alt  tags)  Ac?ons:  •  Readable  font  sizes,  spacing  and  contrasts  •  Scrolling  ability  •  Ensuring  accessible  ‘call-­‐to-­‐ac?on’  •  Single  column  layout    

@staffordsumner  

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@staffordsumner  

Outlook  

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Naviga?on  text  too  small  for  mobile  screen  

Facebook  and  Twiuer  buuons  too  close  together  to  touch  

Large  banner  image  takes  ?me  to  load  

Call-­‐to-­‐ac?on  buuons  too  small  to  read  or  “click”  

@staffordsumner  

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@staffordsumner  

No  re-­‐adjustment  (scrolling)  

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@staffordsumner  

Unreadable  when  images  switched  off  

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Content  crea7on  for  mobile  op7misa7on  

•  Clear  call-­‐to-­‐ac?on  buuons  &  text  •  Op?mised  image  and  text  for  mobile  screens  •  Op?mised  landing  pages  •  Simplicity  –  clear,  concise  and  to  the  point!  

@staffordsumner  

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Monitoring  and  analysing  mobile  performance  

@staffordsumner  

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@staffordsumner  

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Other  considera7ons  

•  Who  are  your  customers?  •  Mobile  website/  landing  pages?    •  Joining  up  on  and  offline  ac?ons/  promo?ons  

– QR  codes  – Mobile  apps  – SMS  marke?ng  

@staffordsumner  

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Summary  

•  Create  campaigns  that  work  and  perform  for  all  recipients,  regardless  of  email  client    

•  Combine  good  design,  relevance  and  technical  structure  for  op?mum  performance  

•  Based  on  recent  growth,  mobile  op?misa?on  essen?al  rather  than  ‘nice  to  have’  

@staffordsumner  

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Stafford  Sumner    Web:    www.jarrang.com    Email:  [email protected]    Twi9er:    @staffordsumner      LinkedIn:    www.linkedin.com/pub/stafford-­‐sumner/1/948/48  

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Ques7ons  

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Thank  You  

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Sponsors  &  Supporters  Thank  you  to  •  Ki  Design  •  Partner  to  Succeed  •  Firegrass  Communica?ons  •  Mail-­‐Away    

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