How Consumers Engage with Mobile

How Consumers Use Mobile toEngage with Your Brand Jamie Turner Author, Speaker and Founder of the 60 Second Marketer Follow Jamie on Twitter @AskJamieTurner

Introductions• Co-author of How to Make Money with Social Media and Go Mobile• Regular guest on CNN and HLN on the topic of social media and mobile media• Consult with corporations on how to improve their social media and mobile marketing campaigns

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Agenda• Mobile Marketing Facts and Figures (10 minutes)• How Consumers Make Buying Decisions (10 minutes)• 5 Consumer Behavior Secrets (10 minutes)• What’s Next? (10 minutes)• Applause, Encore, Standing Ovation (3 hours)Email me for these slides: Jamie.Turner@60SecondMarketer.com

Mobile Marketing Facts and Figures

Mobile Marketing Facts and FiguresShare these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

Mobile Marketing Facts and Figures• There are 6.8 billion people on the planet. 4.0 billion own a mobile phone. Only 3.5 billion own a toothbrush (Source: 60SecondMarketer.com) Share these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

Mobile Marketing Facts and Figures• There are 6.8 billion people on the planet. 4.0 billion own a mobile phone. Only 3.5 billion own a toothbrush (Source: 60SecondMarketer.com)• The growth rate of the iPhone was 10 times faster than the growth rate of AOL (Source: Nielsen) Share these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

Mobile Marketing Facts and Figures• There are 6.8 billion people on the planet. 4.0 billion own a mobile phone. Only 3.5 billion own a toothbrush (Source: 60SecondMarketer.com)• The growth rate of the iPhone was 10 times faster than the growth rate of AOL (Source: Nielsen)• Gartner Group predicts that by 2013 the number one way people will access the internet will be through their mobile devices (Source: Gartner) Share these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

Mobile Marketing Facts and FiguresShare these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

Mobile Marketing Facts and Figures • Mobile coupons generate 10 times the redemption rate of traditional coupons (Source: Borrell Associates)Share these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

Mobile Marketing Facts and Figures • Mobile coupons generate 10 times the redemption rate of traditional coupons (Source: Borrell Associates) • Google has seen mobile searches grow by more than 400% over the past year (Source: Google)Share these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

Mobile Marketing Facts and Figures • Mobile coupons generate 10 times the redemption rate of traditional coupons (Source: Borrell Associates) • Google has seen mobile searches grow by more than 400% over the past year (Source: Google) • Research indicates that if someone leaves home without their wallet, they keep going. If they leave without the mobile device, they turn around (Source: 60SecondMarketer.com)Share these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

How People MakeBuying Decisions

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How People Make Buying Decisions

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How Consumers Use Smartphones toConnect with Brands

How Consumers Use Smartphones Check and send email (82%) Read news articles (56%) Look up directions (69%) Listen to music/radio (45%) Watch online videos (41%) Play online games (39%) Manage ﬁnances and bills (34%) Look up sports information (38%) Use a social networking website (63%) Source: The Mobile Movement StudyShare these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

How Consumers Use Smartphones 0 25 50 75 100 Check and send email (82%) Read news articles (56%) Look up directions (69%) Listen to music/radio (45%) Watch online videos (41%) Play online games (39%) Manage ﬁnances and bills (34%) Look up sports information (38%) Use a social networking website (63%) Source: The Mobile Movement StudyShare these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

Age Segmentation of Those Using Mobile to Research Products In-Store Age 18 to 29 (25%) Age 30 to 39 (26%) Age 40 to 49 (12%) Age 50 to 59 (6%) Over 60 (2%) Source: ClickIQ and Internet RetailerEmail me for these slides: Jamie.Turner@60SecondMarketer.com

Age Segmentation of Those Using Mobile to Research Products In-Store 30 24 Age 18 to 29 (25%) Age 30 to 39 (26%) Age 40 to 49 (12%) 18 Age 50 to 59 (6%) Over 60 (2%) 12 Source: ClickIQ and Internet Retailer 6 0Email me for these slides: Jamie.Turner@60SecondMarketer.com

How Consumers Use SmartphonesShare these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

How Consumers Use Smartphones • 70% of all mobile searches are acted upon within an hour vs. 30% of all traditional searches (Source: Google)Share these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

How Consumers Use Smartphones • 70% of all mobile searches are acted upon within an hour vs. 30% of all traditional searches (Source: Google) • That said, 29% of consumers who use a smartphone to research a product while in a retail store end up purchasing the item online (Source: ClickIQ)Share these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

How Consumers Use Smartphones • 70% of all mobile searches are acted upon within an hour vs. 30% of all traditional searches (Source: Google) • That said, 29% of consumers who use a smartphone to research a product while in a retail store end up purchasing the item online (Source: ClickIQ) • This is called The Showroom EffectShare these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

How Consumers Use Smartphones Hmmm. • 70% of all mobile searches Now that I’ve found are acted upon within an Go Mobile in the hour vs. 30% of all bookstore, I think I’ll go traditional searches (Source: home and buy it Google) online. • That said, 29% of consumers who use a smartphone to research a product while in a retail store end up purchasing the item online (Source: ClickIQ) • This is called The Showroom EffectShare these facts on Twitter by referencing @AskJamieTurner

Retaining the Sale• Best Buy: 35% of those that researched at Best Buy ended up purchasing at the Best Buy store, with another 14% purchasing at BestBuy.com. 21% purchased from Amazon.com. The rest did not purchase.• Target: 29% of those that researched at Target ended up purchasing at Target, with another 8% purchasing at Target.com. 21% purchased at Amazon.com.• WalMart: 26% of those that researched at Wal-Mart ended up purchasing at the Wal-Mart store, with another 10% purchasing at WalMart.com. 24% purchased at Amazon.com. Source: ClickIQ and Internet RetailerDownload these slides at 60SecondMarketer.com/blog

How to Minimize the Showroom Effect

5 Ways to Keep Shoppers in Your Store• Check-in Specials: Foursquare has 10 million users and, along with Facebook, provides instant check-in specials. No need to wait for someone to become “Mayor” for a special• Other Location-Based Services include WHERE, SCVNGR, Loopt and others

5 Ways to Keep Shoppers in Your Store • QR Codes: Add QR codes to select products that provide reviews, information and, most importantly, a deal! QR Codes. They’re • By targeting mobile users in this way, you provide a ugly, but discount for people who might effective. otherwise have bought online • Non-mobile researchers still pay regular price, thereby minimizing the effect the discount has on revenues

5 Ways to Keep Shoppers in Your Store• SMS Promotions: One of the best things about SMS is that you can provide strategically- timed offers to a very captive audience• Deliver messages when new products arrive or provide discounts during hours of the day when trafﬁc is slower

5 Ways to Keep Shoppers in Your Store• Location-Based Banner Ads: User clicks an ad, which then uses geo-fencing to identify location and direct them to nearest store Source: MobClix

5 Ways to Keep Shoppers in Your Store• Publish Your Inventory: If you can’t lick ‘em, then join ‘em• Make sure your inventory is available to mobile shoppers by publishing it to shopping aggregators like Google Merchant Center or ShopSavvy

5 ConsumerBehavior Secrets

Secret #1: People Buy for Emotional ReasonsThen Rationalize Their Purchase with Logic

Secret #2: As Much as 95% of a Consumer’sThinking Occurs in the Subconscious Mind

The Brain and the Four “F”sPre-Frontal Cortex Subcortical and Limbic Areas

Secret #3: Consumers Don’t Think in Words. In Fact,“Though” Neurons Light Up Before “Verbal” Neurons

How the Brain Works

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Secret #4: The Secret to Increased Sales is toUnderstand Your Customer’s “Hidden Motivators”

Secret #5: Most Consumers Would Pay a 20%to 25% Premium for their Favorite Brand

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