18. 18 Wireless = Wire less The ITU expects mobile Web access – via laptops and smart mobile devices – to overtake desktop Web within the next five years (Feb, 2010)
24. 24 According to a study conducted by IPG Media Lab and YuMe, more than 60% of all viewers watching TV spent time distracted by data applications on mobile devices As a result, 63% of TV ad impressions were ignored, and just 25% of viewers were able to recall advertising they had seen IPG Media Lab and YuMe, May 2011
28. 28 Fun in the bedroom? There’s an App for that!
29. 29 “Apps” are truly unique to Mobile Over 300K in App Store (10bn+ downloads) Over 105K Android Apps (1bn+ downloads) 1,500-2,000 iPhone apps and 100-150 iPad apps that reached over 1m downloads since their launch* * Quora/Xylogic - Estimate
35. 35 If size of screen and closeness to screen were any indicator of success, then movie advertising would be the biggest medium of them all
36. 36 The Third Place At a nationwide average drive-time of about 24.3 minutes, Americans now spend more than 100 hours a year commuting to work. U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey, 2005
37. The 1-2 punch: Third screen; Third “place” The 1-2 punch: FIRST screen; FIRST “place” South Africa at 57% of mobile only access to the Web vs 25% US (highest Egypt at 70%) Source:On Device Research (December 2010)
38. Business in “3D”: 3 marketplaces Physical x Digital x Mobile All things being equal, you should be spending up to 33% of your total budget on mobile
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55. 10 Mobile Trends for 11 (Via Forrester) Mobile/Social/Local Combinations will Explode but will Generate Little Revenue 2011 is the Year of the "Dumb" Smartphone User The Mobile Fragmentation Problem will Continue The "Apps vs. Internet" Debate Will Continue...to be Irrelevant Mobile Marketing Spend will Surpass $1 Billion Mobile Will Increasingly Prompt Users to Interact with Their Environment The Attention to 4G will Vastly Outweigh the Impact of 4G Networks Companies will Invest First in Convenient Services for Consumers Casual Gaming Will Continue to Boom "Mobile" Will Mean More than Mobile Phones 55 http://www.readwriteweb.com/mobile/2011/01/2011-mobile-trends-a-look-ahead.php
57. Make point about 3 forms of advertising Lbs Permissio Incentive Make the point of mobile becoming more tv and pc/web based by the day (but apps are unique to mobile) 57
study conducted by IPG Media Lab in partnership with video ad network YuMe
study conducted by IPG Media Lab in partnership with video ad network YuMehttp://gigaom.com/video/tv-viewer-distractions/
% of people who don’t want advertising mobileTime spent at home vs work vs “other”According to a survey conducted by mobile ad network Mojiva, over 60 percent of consumers report clicking on a mobile advertisement at least once a week.Permission basedIncentive basedLocation based
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Japan, Korea and China have much higher usage of mobile social networks than Western countries, generally thanks to better mobile networks and data pricing (flat rate notably is widespread in Japan).[4] Most of them are extensions of PC-based services, but others are pure mobile-focused offerings. Examples are Cyworld (South Korea, web+mobile) and Tencent QQ (China, web+mobile). In Japan where 3G networks achieved over 80% user penetration, numerous other mobile SNS have popped up.25 milllion
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