Future of Digital Advertising (Mobile Perspective)

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    1. Is now the mobile phone Jennifer Wilson principal L ean F orwar d
      • Mobile Advertising is a method of advertising that can reach target audiences often through the use of a mobile truck .
      • Wikipedia (April 2007)
      • Australian mobile users: 21m+ (PC: 16m)
      • Amount of time with device: 24 hours a day
      • Nature of device: highly personal and intimate
      • Device importance: critical (at all times)
      • Frequently secondary content consumption
      • Pull content (apps, internet, code readers)
      • Push content (SMS, MMS etc)
      • The message: it needs to be relevant to me
      • The context: ads are not always appropriate
      • The form: video consumption accelerating, image, animation, text and augmented reality
      • The frequency: smaller ‘page’ size = fewer ads
      • The response options – this is me, remember
      • Mobile is primarily a communication and connection device – don’t get in the way
      • It is the only screen with a build in (cashless) payment option (with the right partners)
      • Engagement means less pages, not more: CPM/page views is a stupid concept on mobile
      • Consumers may be paying to get your message (so make it worth their while)
      • Maintain your one-on-one relationship across all the devices you can communicate to them on
      • Click thru rates: 3% - 5% (common), 7% good
        • More in some devices
      • Conversion rates: 10% - 20%
      • ROI on mobile: 6 times higher than others
      • Mobile advertising market: 10% of online
        • Currently around $250m
        • And growing (both $ and % of online)
      • Click through to mini-site (destination page)
      • Click to call (or request call back)
      • Click to request (via email/form)
      • Click to download (image, application, video)
      • Click to complete a survey (specialist mini-site)
      • Click to enter a competition
      • Click to receive a sample (virtual or real – see request)
      • Click to respond (via SMS)
      • Click for voucher (this can be fantastic)
      • Recommended ad size be based on aspect ratio 6:1, with a default ration of 4:1
      • There is extensive acceptance by local companies to adopt this ratio
      • Local advertising guidelines developed by AIMIA Mobile Industry Group (MIG)
      • Based on Mobile Marketing Association : http://mmaglobal.com/mobileadvertising.pdf
      Size Description Example Large 216 x 36 Medium 168 x 28
      • SMS
        • Push messages, include links, content, images
        • Can be forwarded (potentially viral)
        • 96% of messages read in 20 mins (email????)
      • Internet
        • Limitations as to use of device functionality
        • Less control over placement
        • Make sure the specific device is recognised (EX)
      • Apps
        • First, get them to download (non-iPhone, < 12%)
        • Ability to control ad placement
      • iPhone and Nokia N95 used to illuminate only
      • Remember where the mobile market is:
      • 21.5m mobile phones
      • 5m 3G handsets
      • 30% rich media devices
      • < 2% iPhone
      • Masking of number with name (doesn’t let me call back or cancel)
      • Text heavy
      • How relevant is the offer?
      • Note: Osbourne Park WA
      • First, recognise your handset
    2. And the size of the pointing device….
      • Typical use of banner at top of page
      • Occasional repeats at fold
      • Usually max of 3 per page
      • Most popular area of site (and one which is naviagable and interactive!)
      • Small banner remains in place while information changes
      • Direct call to action on the banner FREE | PLAY NOW>
      • Ad slides as page is moved
    3.  
      • Iconic brands are their own advertising
      • Add placed at top of page
      • As page is refreshed, ad moved down the page
      • New York Times application
      • Ad is placed a bottom of the screen
      • And remains there as you scroll down
      • Most ubiquitous device (ever)
      • Responded to very quickly (SMS)
      • On 24 x 7, nearby and accessed often
      • Communication, content and utility
      • Response to mobile advertising incredible:
        • 3% - 7% response rate
        • 10% - 20% conversation rate
        • 6 times the ROI on mobile compared to other forms
      • We talk about ‘conversation’ – this needs to happen seamless and consistently across all devices
    4. But your audience is more adventurous Find them where they are…. on those other screens Jennifer Wilson principal L ean F orwar d

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