Customer marketing is undergoing a bigger shift than the email marketing. This is because of the confluence of Mobile, Big Data, API's, Elastic Cloud to create real-time contextual
My presentation on Oct 1, 2011 at the BarkWorld Expo in Atlanta, GA titled "LBS & the Check-In Revolution". Presentation covers LBS apps like Foursquare & Gowalla as well as in-store exploration apps Checkpoints and Shopkick. I also touch on consumption based check-in apps with Untappd along with the rise of Social TV applications such as GetGlue, Miso, and Shazam.
My presentation on Oct 1, 2011 at the BarkWorld Expo in Atlanta, GA titled "LBS & the Check-In Revolution". Presentation covers LBS apps like Foursquare & Gowalla as well as in-store exploration apps Checkpoints and Shopkick. I also touch on consumption based check-in apps with Untappd along with the rise of Social TV applications such as GetGlue, Miso, and Shazam.
It is not surprising for small businesses to have second thoughts before signing a contract with a mobile app maker. Here are three solid reasons how apps boost sales performance:
App Evolution - The Age of Mobile ApplicationGaurav Tank
Less than five years after the launch of Apple’s App Store, mobile applications have become one of the primary ways people communicate, shop, organize their lives, play, and even work, Here you can see the evolution of mobile application, View Now!!
There are arguments that mobile websites are no longer enough for the market’s growing demand for quick content. Apps are what businesses need now. Here are five facts on why mobile apps are better:
Darwin's Finches, 20th Century Business, and APIsSam Ramji
APIs are transforming the web economy and forcing changes in Web business models. Darwin's imperative - adapt or perish - has never been more apt. Much like the changes from direct to indirect channels in 20th century business, APIs represent an indirect channel to customers, led by developers and applications. Learn about successful adaptations to this environment and how to help others understand the API imperative.
Apsalar App Fraud Index Report - July 2015James Nichols
A global study of click and IAP fraud that identifies that rates of fraud globally and in a broad range of countries in the Americas, Europe, and Australasia.
Using analytics in iOS apps - #uikonf2016 #unconferenceJurgis Kirsakmens
We need to look on analytics as something that helps us make apps better.
Making software is hard - QA helps but there are at least 1 more bug left & fixing bug introduces another bugs. When app crash we want to know what happened. When customer sends feedback we want to know more about his specific situation.
To make my app better we have to understand how people use app. Where they stuck with app? Did they discover app features? Do app navigation works? How often they open app? What forces them to upgrade to paid version of the app? How they found app, what can we do to improve discoverability?
Indie developer perspective on analytics tracking. Presented at UIKonf 2016 unconference.
Your CRM is Dead: what you need to know about Mobile Marketing AutomationDavid Jones
Presentation to Mumbrella 360 marketers #m360 conference on how triggered realtime engagement works and how it relates to existing customer data. How does having access to Mobile Telemetry differ from email based campaigns.
It is not surprising for small businesses to have second thoughts before signing a contract with a mobile app maker. Here are three solid reasons how apps boost sales performance:
App Evolution - The Age of Mobile ApplicationGaurav Tank
Less than five years after the launch of Apple’s App Store, mobile applications have become one of the primary ways people communicate, shop, organize their lives, play, and even work, Here you can see the evolution of mobile application, View Now!!
There are arguments that mobile websites are no longer enough for the market’s growing demand for quick content. Apps are what businesses need now. Here are five facts on why mobile apps are better:
Darwin's Finches, 20th Century Business, and APIsSam Ramji
APIs are transforming the web economy and forcing changes in Web business models. Darwin's imperative - adapt or perish - has never been more apt. Much like the changes from direct to indirect channels in 20th century business, APIs represent an indirect channel to customers, led by developers and applications. Learn about successful adaptations to this environment and how to help others understand the API imperative.
Apsalar App Fraud Index Report - July 2015James Nichols
A global study of click and IAP fraud that identifies that rates of fraud globally and in a broad range of countries in the Americas, Europe, and Australasia.
Using analytics in iOS apps - #uikonf2016 #unconferenceJurgis Kirsakmens
We need to look on analytics as something that helps us make apps better.
Making software is hard - QA helps but there are at least 1 more bug left & fixing bug introduces another bugs. When app crash we want to know what happened. When customer sends feedback we want to know more about his specific situation.
To make my app better we have to understand how people use app. Where they stuck with app? Did they discover app features? Do app navigation works? How often they open app? What forces them to upgrade to paid version of the app? How they found app, what can we do to improve discoverability?
Indie developer perspective on analytics tracking. Presented at UIKonf 2016 unconference.
Your CRM is Dead: what you need to know about Mobile Marketing AutomationDavid Jones
Presentation to Mumbrella 360 marketers #m360 conference on how triggered realtime engagement works and how it relates to existing customer data. How does having access to Mobile Telemetry differ from email based campaigns.
This presentation gives an overview of The Mobile Marketing Industry. It explains the reason why any business nowadays has to be mobile. The presentation goes through various Mobile Marketing Strategies. It also helps you decide between Mobile Website or Mobile Apps for your marketing efforts. The presentation finally elaborates more on several applications of Mobile Marketing (QR Code, SMS, NFC, Social Media)
Incentivated presentation given to retailers at various events in 2011, discussing mobile marketing and its integrated implementation within existing markketing strategies and plans.
Mobile Marketing Pro delivers cost-effective, great-looking mobile websites that help your business connect with millions of mobile users nationwide. Our proven mobile websites help you stand out from the crowd and drive mobile in real-time. We offer complete managed solutions, where we create and manage your entire mobile marketing program and campaigns, hands-free!
The Future is Now - PopTech Marketing Event March 8thAmber Case
Today we’re all carrying around not phones in our pockets, but sensors. These sensors are capable of processing information, and taking pictures, as well as knowing where we are and how fast we’re moving, These sensors used to cost thousands of dollars and weigh tens of pounds. Now they’re available to everyone.
This presentation will cover a history of augmented reality and mobile connectivity, as well as where the market is today and how it can be leveraged to deliver groundbreaking interactive campaigns and engaging media. We'll dive into some of the augmented reality campaigns, pros and cons of AR and QR codes, and a series of platforms on which you can make your own location based augmented reality applications. Also discussed is http://geoloqi.com, a service and platform for building location-aware applications.
Mobile Solutions: Challenging opportunitiesSimon Kibsgård
Presentation on how we work with mobile solutions in Creuna. Originally held for the Google Technology User Group in Denmark.
Covering both the business and the technology angle on mobile solutions.
The Transformation To Mobile - Mobile StrategyMobtimizers
To really embrace mobile as an organization, we have to understand the paradigm shift that it represents. And how we should rethink the customer experience and our organizations ability to deliver. That is the framework and process of this presentation.
Mobile Web 101 (by Mobile Web Up - Oct 2011)Mobile Web Up
Mobile Marketing Webinars EVERY WEEK at http://mobilewebup.com/webinars/
Are you ready to go mobile? Understand the five facets of mobile technology; What makes mobile an emerging new mass media; Mobile web versus desktop web – how it differs and why it matters for business success; Selling with mobile - what sales and direct-response marketing approaches work with the mobile channel; Leveraging mobile with time-tested "offline" print and display advertising; and more!
This presentation provides information about Mobile Marketing and its effectiveness to both connect with your existing customers and connect with your targeted audience.
Cirology is a consulting and advisory firm that focuses on working with small businesses, and we can help you create, launch and manage a campaign to increase the bottom line.
How best to integrate your affiliate program for the mobile web & applications along with mobile advertising & marketing options for all devices including the fastest growing mobile platform, Android.
Experience level: Intermediate
Target audience: Affiliates/Publishers
Niche/vertical: Mobile Marketing/SEO
Michael Martin, Owner, Mobile Martin (Twitter @googleandblog)
Similar to Mobile Engagement Automation - a Darwinian Guide to Customer Relationships (20)
Pointzi Android Developers Talk - June17David Jones
David Jones is a Mobile Onboarding, UX and Engagement fanatic, data-driven measurement of customer feature uptake and retention.
In this talk we cover how to reduce wasted developer time and how we've helped apps get greater insight and App usage by segmenting, targeting, timing contextual information that adds value to the user's experience. The http://pointzi.com platform helps Apps with user onboarding tips, tours, carousels.
Automate Mobile Growth Hacking - 6 Easy Organic Tactics you should doDavid Jones
All the cool kids have Growth Hacking teams but enterprise Apps can't afford or access the smarts that funded startups like Uber and AirBnB have. So this talks covers 6 Easy Organic Tactics that you can do. Underpinning this is a solution to Deeplinked onboarding - a huge problem that has been a handbrake on "activation" of new mobile users.
Why Streethawk re-wrote ibeacon handling on AndroidDavid Jones
iBeacons are reasonable easy on iOS devices if you have less that 20 beacons. To use the same beacon hardware on Android is not so easy unless you commit to a single Beacon vendor.
We wanted to leverage multiple (unlimited!???) beacon vendors on iOS and Android and needed to write a brand agnostic
You've got an App - now what? Implementing your Engagement StrategyDavid Jones
Launching an App without an Engagement Strategy is a sure way to lose the users you've spent time and money to acquire. So planning should start in parallel with development and be embedded when the App launches.
Then with the knowledge of your segments and the ability to A/B test communications (campaigns) with your users you optimize for best conversions whilst reducing uninstalls.
ibeacons, Privacy & Customer Segmentation - StreetHawkDavid Jones
Technical discussion on iBeacon for IOS and Android. Current iBeacon vs BLE capabilities, privacy issues, how not to spam users and why customer segmentation matters.
Lastly I quickly cover Geo-Conquesting. What is it and how iBeacons fit it.
Get Users Back Into Your App! - Retention and EngagementDavid Jones
Presentation to Android Users Group on the biggest problem with apps is that users forget about them.
In "Get Users Back Into Your App!" I offer a few ideas about how you can reduce churn, increase retention and engagement:
- Reach out to users that
- Run Campaigns that manage your user lifecycle
- Segment users with crash reports and upgrade them first.
- Actionable analytics and know
assert(CPA < LTV) - the most important line of code (AKA Startup Metrics ...David Jones
My annual 2012 "startup metrics for pirates" talk for Matt Barrie's Technology Venture Creation class.
Not too much different from 2011 except:
a) I added a matrix from Thiel's recent similar
b) added "engines of growth" examples to be clearer.
Two part talk:
1. HTML5 vs Native debate if you are doing more than a form app. Hint: Stop emulating desktops - that game is over.
2. StreetHawk as an MBaaS soution specific for venues and retailers.
For Founders Institute Sydney 2012 discussing two companies I founded as case studies. Lessons learned, axioms internalised and specific actions for early stage companies.
Swinging for the fences often needs VC funding and overseas HQ. So a few prudent steps in company structure can maximise flexibility for the founders, staff and investors as you head global. As seasoned entrepreneurs and angel investors Hamish & David will share what they have learnt about the maze of founder vesting, VC raising, flip-ups, Australian grants, investor/acquirer readiness ad share/option plans.
assert(CPA < LTV) - the most important line of code David Jones
Presentation for Syd Uni class on Entrepreneurship, startup learnings, Australian scene, StartMate experience and using Business Model Canvas as an input to Business Plan, resource allocation and focus.
If you startup isn't in the bay area it has disadvantages.
If you startup isn't in the US it has disadvantages.
So stop whinging and identify the barriers you can control for success!
Guest talk on Web Fraud to Network Security, Elect Eng Sydney University.
Web1.0 generated revenues from advertising. In Web2.0 new monetization models were sought. Good stuff but eventually all these eCommerce sites wake up to discover that the fraudsters have moved in.
Limited only by their imagination and the monetization model, fraudsters will do things like: login hijacks, false signups, purchases with stolen credit cards, money laundering, nigerian/419 scams etc etc.
This talk talks about a few of these problems, how it gets done and what solution/responses exist.
Skate to where the puck will be - cliche or axiom?David Jones
Case study of one Australian's startup's pivots in the volatile market of eCommerce and fraud protection. Highlight things tips/traps for startups in competitive landscape, blindspots of technical founders and some unique challenges/opportunities for Australian startups.
A very general introductory presentation for the Law Society on NSW on Internet, Technology and relationship to current criminal and civil law.
Looks at the fraud ecosystem and the players that make money. From malware, keylogging, phishing, trojans, carders (folks who sell stolen identities), fraud thru to copyright issues and new business models for selling songs and finishing up with workplace policies and acceptable behaviour on social networks.
The Cathedral and the Bazaar - musings on iPhone and AndroidDavid Jones
I discuss if the iphone is an unstoppable force and propose that entrepreneurs and developers consider the coming wave of handsets that are more open and "more betterer" for the public. Otherwise we face a lock-in of our own "early-adopter" creation.
Sorry I don't talk about the Palm, I've had many iterations since the Palm1000 but I don't think they can make it without Appstore, great developer community and/or awesome content. Its just a device and that is not enough now.
2. $25B
2013
115%YOY
GROWTH
1.3+ Million Apps in Appstore & Play Store
People Check Phones
150x per day
CTR 35% Higher on mobile
SmartPhones are now the
PRIMARY screen (over TV)
M-Commerce the majority of
e-commerce by 2018
85% prefer Mobile Apps over Mobile Websites
Mobile & Big Data
A Massive Opportunity for Businesses
3. Marketing evolves to Automated Engagement
Broadcast
CRM/Data-warehouse Export to
Letter/Email/Call Centre
Triggered Email
Mobile Engagement
CRM/MA/Email Products
(hubspot, marketo, eloqua, responsys)
Mobile
Telemetry
4. Traditional CRM
(customer intelligence locked up in the datacenter,
marketing falls back to broadcast and static segments)
CRM + Mobile Telemetry
(automated personalised mobile engagement)
5. Traditional CRM
(customer intelligence locked up in the datacenter)
Who
Address
D.O.B
Income
Past Transactions
Support History
Demographics
Where are they NOW
Where they WILL be
How they use App
When they user Apps
Which Stores?
When Transact
Social Signals
Realtime
Telemetry
DeadDead StaticDynamic
CRM + Mobile Telemetry
(automated personalised mobile engagement)
8. The Elastic Cloud
(RightScale, ElasticBeanstalk)
SaaS APIs
(StreetHawk all API,
Mulesoft, Zapier)
Mobile/Wearable/IoT
Relevant contextual Sensors and
Receivers (Push)
4 Horseman of the Oppocalpyse
(Opportunity apocalypse….sorry)
Location as a Use Case
contextual: person2place,
person2person, person2device
9. Location “as a Use Case” Tools
GPS
Geofences
iBeacons
Cell/Wifi
Geofences
Phones as
Beacons
RFID/NFC
Very
Near
Very
Far
11. Meet Some…iBeacons
Developer
Radius Networks
arduino based with
a BLE USB.
(developer kit)
Kontakt (Poland) Estimote (USA/Poland)
Simple to deploy, Simple to steal (?)
Roximity key fob (US)
Also USB versions to
plug into POS I guess
BlueCat (Aus & US)
TCO approach with power management
May be extensible
21. Use Case 2: GoCatch, Uber, Ingogo
1. User opens App and hits request Mobile/API
2. User details and geofence location
sent
API/GPS
Geofence
3. SaaS service computes and sends to
nearby drivers who are available
Cloud Compute
Push Notifications/
Cell Geofences
4. Drivers bid for the job API
5. Drivers assigned API/Push
Notification
22. Use Case 2: GoCatch, Uber, Ingogo (cont’d)
6. User notified as driver approaches GPS/Push
Notification
7. Ride Starts Car! Motors!
8. Ride Ends at destination Geofence
9. Payment deducted from user/
Credited to Driver
APIs/SaaS
10. Later, ask the user to rate the
experience. Other retention steps
Push Notification/
API/Mobile UX
23. Spam & Privacy Considerations
iBeacon providers think retailer
“walk in the shop” get a pop-up is cool.
Tom Cruise Minority Report IS utopia (personalized)
spam popups is the dystopia we get.
24. A better retail use-case
Inside Woolies iBeacons confirm footfall…
26. Summary
Smart CMOs will:
Punch a hole through the CRM wall
to deliver contextual engagement
Customer Marketing & Automation is Darwinian
“Survival of the fittest”