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    1. www
      gapingvoid.com
      This time…it’s personal. How mobile challenges everything we thought we knew about advertising
      Andrew Grill, Mobile Advertising Evangelist
      DIALOGKONFERANSEN 2009
    2. Life is for sharing
    3. “91% have the device within arms reach 24 x 7”
      Morgan Stanley 2007
    4. “63% of Americans are not willing to share their mobile phone with anyone”
      Wired Magazine
    5. “it takes an average of 26 hours for a user to notice and report a lost wallet…
      but...a lost phone is reported in just 68 minutes”
      Unisys Survey
    6. iPhone statistic / reference
      goes here
      any analyst
    7. What your mobile says about you
    8. The MadMen need to change their approach
    9. What’s wrong with this picture ?
    10. The advertising world has to change
    11. Ad avoidance
    12. Imagine if advertising was personal
    13. Radio with pictures – TV in 1941
    14. The internet … on your mobile
    15. Branded Utility
    16. Branded applications
    17. Barclaycard waterslide game
    18. Barclaycard waterslide game
    19. Branded experiences
    20. In game advertising
    21. In call / idle screen
    22. In call / idle screen
    23. IBM augmented reality at Wimbledon
    24. Campaigns must be measurable
    25. Mobile Secrets
    26. Mobile secret #1
      “Mobile operators don’t collect the information advertisers need”
    27. “Volkswagen spend ONE PERCENT of their DIGITAL budget on mobile”
      VW CRM Manager May 2009
    28. Informa /Ogilvy / Acision paper bit.ly/ad2020
      “P&G spent just 0.17% of their advertising budget on mobile in 2008”
    29. Mobile secret #2
      “no-one ever got sacked for buying TV”
    30. Concept of the “big ad“ on a 10cm screen?
      World Face/British Airways 1989
    31. Mobile secret #3
      “We’re a bit scared that mobile may expose the lack of transparency with TV ratings”
      Ad executive 2008
    32. Subtle way of learning more about you
    33. Mobile secret #4
      “we’re not interested in CPM or click-through rates…we just want to sell products”
      Brand Manager FMCG 2008
    34. “Ultimately advertising must sell...or else”
      David Ogilvy
    35. Mobile secret #5
      “we don’t need a mobile site”
    36. WiFi login page for BT OpenZone
    37. Mobile secret #6
      “Small is beautiful with mobile”
    38. The changing face of advertising
      Reach & Frequency
      RELEVANCY
    39. Mobile secret #7
      “Unless we heed the 3 Ps of mobile it will never take off as a medium”
    40. Permission
      Privacy
      Preference
    41. Permission
      people will decide what they see / receive / engage with
      Privacy
      Preference
    42. Permission
      Privacypeople will decide where their data is and how it is used
      Preference
    43. Permission
      Privacy
      Preference
      people will decide what content they find relevant. Inference and assumption has a limited lifespan
    44. A new name for mobile advertising?
      Sponsored Information
    45. Mobile Advertising & Social Media
      www.LondonCalling.mobi
      Follow me on twitter.com/AndrewGrillToday’s slides bit.ly/grilldialogemail me via andrewgrill.com/contact+44 788 198 6694
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