The document discusses the evolving landscape of digital marketing, emphasizing that traditional concepts like mobile devices are becoming obsolete and that content marketing must focus on building loyalty instead of just seeking permission. It highlights the transformation in video consumption, noting that the future of TV advertising could lie with platforms like YouTube and Facebook, where creative content is essential. Additionally, the document mentions the rise of personalization and how filtering technology is impacting consumer interactions with marketing content.

1. BEYOND PERMISSION
Will Critchlow @willcritchlow
Distilled

2. I’m a
MARKETER.
I specialize in digital.

3. 3 BIG TRENDS

4. Your TV is just a
SCREEN

5. There’s no such thing as
MOBILE
anymore

6. Robots are filtering
EVERYTHING
we see

7. Search and Social have driven
CONTENT MARKETING
But I’m going to show you why
LOYALTY
is key

8. THE FUTURE OF TV
And the Golden Age of Digital

9. People love
watching video

10. But the TV is just
another screen –
we can watch
anything on it

11. And some of the online
services are really popular

12. Viewers mainly get
MORE CHOICE
and more convenience

16. We are about to see the next great
FLOOD OF MONEY
to digital

17. And the future of
TV advertising is not (necessarily)
digital video advertising

18. And there is an
open question of who
will be the “AdWords” of
brand advertising

19. It could be YouTube. It could be Facebook.

20. Whoever it is,
we believe that the
CREATIVE
will be crucial

21. Tomorrow’s
BIGGEST BRANDS
will be built online

23. Last year may have been
the year of the dot coms,
but 2000 is set to be
the year of the mobile.
- TheLawyer.com, 2000

24. THINK BACK
10 YEARS

25. We did email on our phones
2003: the iconic blackberry was released

26. We had “broadband”
Source: Ofcom and thinkbroadband.com
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Average broadband speed
2003 2013
Mbps

27. The first version of skype was released

28. but YouTube was still 2 years away

29. BUT THERE
WAS A YEAR OF
THE MOBILE

30. The iPod revolutionised an industry
Source: Business Insider

31. The iPhone makes it look slow
Source: Business Insider

32. Then came the iPad
Source: Business Insider

33. Wow! Android
Source: Business Insider

34. …and it keeps going.
Source: Business Insider

35. We need to look at
the PC market to
understand what’s
really happening

36. Before I was born, systems I’ve never
used ruled the earth
Source: Business Insider

37. When I was young, we saw the rise
and fall of Amiga, Atari, Commodore
Source: Business Insider

38. Through school, university and early work,
it was a two-horse race (being kind to Apple)
Source: Business Insider

39. Now: Same old, same old
Source: Business Insider

40. Unless you add in iPad and Android
Source: Business Insider

41. 2500
0
Global install base (m)
2000 2014
2000
1500
1000
500
Source: Gartner, a16z
Corporate PCs Consumer PCs iOS & Android

42. Mobile devices get
more like PCs
PCs get more like mobile devices
FASTER
BETTER
BROWSING
EASIER
PURCHASES
TOUCH
APP STORES
INSTANT ON

43. We have seamless, sync’ed access everywhere
Already: Dropbox, Evernote, Google Apps / Android, iCloud, Instapaper, Kindle whispersync

44. We don’t use mobile
devices just because
we have to
Via Think Insights

45. So this all means more control?
Who watches commercials if you can avoid them?

46. For a while, RSS was the answer

47. The robots are here

48. We’re used to spam filters

49. But we may have not realized
how many there are

50. Priority inbox and Edgerank hide things
we don’t interact with
Not everything gets here…
…or here
Even when we’ve
asked for it

51. Personalization is a form of filtering

53. Old query model
london tube stations
explicit query

54. New query model
london tube stations
explicit query
iPhone user, on street in London
implicit query

55. Query
=
Explicit Query
+
Implicit Query

56. TIME
TOTAL SIGNAL INFORMATION
Explicit Signal
Query Scale

57. TIME
TOTAL SIGNAL INFORMATION
Explicit Signal Implicit Signal
Query Scale

58. TIME
TOTAL SIGNAL INFORMATION
Explicit Signal Implicit Signal
Query Scale

59. TIME
TOTAL SIGNAL INFORMATION
Explicit Signal Implicit Signal
Query Scale

60. TIME
TOTAL SIGNAL INFORMATION
Explicit Signal Implicit Signal
Query Scale

61. All this means that
PERMISSION
MARKETING
is no longer enough

62. Your new goal is
LOYALTY.

63. You need to be so in demand
that we INSIST that our robots
show us your content and that we
share it onto our networks.

64. This is why brands are investing in content
Check out our report: distilled.net/brandopolis

65. If you want to know more:
Mark Suster - @msuster
Benedict Evans - @benedictevans
Or check out distilled.net/blog:
Creative Calling
The Time for Content Marketing is Now
Mark Suster via Techcrunch, Benedict Evans via ITU Pictures

66. BEYOND PERMISSION
Will Critchlow @willcritchlow
Distilled
will.critchlow@distilled.net