How does mobile consumer
behaviour impact marketers'
decisions? Bartek Pucek
Mobile Impact Day
6.8B people on the planet
4B of them use smartphones
Only 3.5B use a toothbrush
91% of adults have their smartphone
within arm’s reach 24/7
Source: Morgan Stanley
9 out of 10 mobile searches lead to action,
half lead to purchase
Source: Morgan Stanley
74% users use their smartphone to help shopping
Source: Impigermobile
on board
Everybody want’s to be
Everybody want’s to be onboard
EVERYBODY
4.5M apps in App Store and Google Play,
thousands new added daily (Statista 2016)
So what are the consumers
really doing with their phones?
Using them much more than we think
(Source: dscout Inc.)
90% of 18-29 year olds sleep with their smartphones
(Source:Forrester,dscoutInc.)
All day long!
(Source:dscoutInc.)
Constantly checking and looking
(Source:dscoutInc.)
Attention is the only
marketing currency of mobile
New mobile attention grabbers are trying to join the party
16
Competing for the same 24h every day
17
6am 6am8am 10am 12pm 2pm 4pm 6pm 8pm 10pm 12am
There are some
clear patterns
Key mobile triggers ‘16
• Video (VOD, short, snaps)
• Camera (photos, filters)
• Messaging
• Emoji/stickers/keyboards
• Geolocation
• Time relevance (multichannel)
• Audio
• Celebrity endorsement
Messaging by M&Ms (Messaging pattern)
• With each press of an M&M’s candy
key a different M&M’s character
appears along with click sound that
literally say “click”
• The M&M’s keyboard also features
animated GIFs featuring bits of iconic
commercials
Blockbuster Box (video pattern)
Taco Bell – Cinco de Mayo (filters pattern)
• The filter performed extremely well.
It was viewed 224 Million times.
That’s an absolutely incredible
number. They paid an estimated
$750,000 for 24 hours of that filter.
" 40% of millennials say they
would rather communicate via pictures than words"
Shoemoji by Foot Locker (emoji pattern)
Google Map Ads (geolocation pattern)
• 9 out of 10 mobile searches lead to
action, half lead too purchase
(Source: Searchengineland)
Asia Insurance (multichannel pattern)
Anghami – the Spofity of Middle East (audio pattern)
598,735 Streams
• Since February 22 ,60 % more playlist
with similar content
50,437 Unique Users
• Unique engaged users on this
playlist, since February 22
5,396 Followers
• Users who added this playlist to their
personal libraries, since February 22
50 Min
• Average time spend on this Playlist
Mobile Strike (celebrity endorsement pattern)
Key takeaways:
• Leverage big players and strong brands
• Always look for mobile patterns
• Targeting
• Video is the most consumed content
• Use cross-device, multichannel campaigns
• Context of time and place
• Mobile is a channel, not a strategy
• Watch Asia for new product & marketing trends
One thing that mobile hasn’t changed
is the process of solving problems
Solving problem comes from identifying actionable
consumer insights, business objectives, and the
message to communicate
Thank you and have a great day!
Bartek Pucek

How does mobile consumer behaviour impact marketers' decisions?

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    How does mobileconsumer behaviour impact marketers' decisions? Bartek Pucek Mobile Impact Day
  • 2.
    6.8B people onthe planet 4B of them use smartphones Only 3.5B use a toothbrush
  • 3.
    91% of adultshave their smartphone within arm’s reach 24/7 Source: Morgan Stanley
  • 4.
    9 out of10 mobile searches lead to action, half lead to purchase Source: Morgan Stanley
  • 5.
    74% users usetheir smartphone to help shopping Source: Impigermobile
  • 6.
  • 7.
    Everybody want’s tobe onboard EVERYBODY 4.5M apps in App Store and Google Play, thousands new added daily (Statista 2016)
  • 8.
    So what arethe consumers really doing with their phones?
  • 9.
    Using them muchmore than we think (Source: dscout Inc.)
  • 10.
    90% of 18-29year olds sleep with their smartphones (Source:Forrester,dscoutInc.)
  • 11.
  • 12.
    Constantly checking andlooking (Source:dscoutInc.)
  • 13.
    Attention is theonly marketing currency of mobile
  • 15.
    New mobile attentiongrabbers are trying to join the party 16
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    Competing for thesame 24h every day 17 6am 6am8am 10am 12pm 2pm 4pm 6pm 8pm 10pm 12am
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    Key mobile triggers‘16 • Video (VOD, short, snaps) • Camera (photos, filters) • Messaging • Emoji/stickers/keyboards • Geolocation • Time relevance (multichannel) • Audio • Celebrity endorsement
  • 19.
    Messaging by M&Ms(Messaging pattern) • With each press of an M&M’s candy key a different M&M’s character appears along with click sound that literally say “click” • The M&M’s keyboard also features animated GIFs featuring bits of iconic commercials
  • 21.
  • 23.
    Taco Bell –Cinco de Mayo (filters pattern) • The filter performed extremely well. It was viewed 224 Million times. That’s an absolutely incredible number. They paid an estimated $750,000 for 24 hours of that filter.
  • 24.
    " 40% ofmillennials say they would rather communicate via pictures than words" Shoemoji by Foot Locker (emoji pattern)
  • 26.
    Google Map Ads(geolocation pattern) • 9 out of 10 mobile searches lead to action, half lead too purchase (Source: Searchengineland)
  • 27.
  • 28.
    Anghami – theSpofity of Middle East (audio pattern) 598,735 Streams • Since February 22 ,60 % more playlist with similar content 50,437 Unique Users • Unique engaged users on this playlist, since February 22 5,396 Followers • Users who added this playlist to their personal libraries, since February 22 50 Min • Average time spend on this Playlist
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    Mobile Strike (celebrityendorsement pattern)
  • 31.
    Key takeaways: • Leveragebig players and strong brands • Always look for mobile patterns • Targeting • Video is the most consumed content • Use cross-device, multichannel campaigns • Context of time and place • Mobile is a channel, not a strategy • Watch Asia for new product & marketing trends
  • 32.
    One thing thatmobile hasn’t changed is the process of solving problems Solving problem comes from identifying actionable consumer insights, business objectives, and the message to communicate
  • 33.
    Thank you andhave a great day! Bartek Pucek

Editor's Notes

  • #33 “Users who are “heavy” buyers of beer, wine or spirits”