The document discusses how the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) will connect more devices and people than ever before, creating new opportunities for advertising. IoT allows for real-time interactions between advertisers and consumers through connected devices. It also enables more targeted ads based on consumers' behaviors and habits accessed through their IoT usage. However, increased connectivity also raises privacy and security concerns regarding personal data collection. The future of IoT advertising is expected to involve even more personalized outreach to consumers through their connected homes and devices.

1. A Generation of Hyper-Connected
Consumers & Advertisers
The internet of things:
By: Peggy Men
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2. “We get what we want, when we want it.”
Digital has created a demand for connection and instant
gratification. People can use Siri to call an Uber or quickly
transfer money with Tilt. With the rise of the Internet of
Things, humans will be more connected than ever before. (1)
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3. The world of IOT ( Internet of Things )
“Anything that can be connected
be connected.”
WILL
(2)
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4. IoT is the concept of embedding connectivity
(through the Internet) and intelligence into any
device, forming a network of connected “things.”
What is iot?
(2)
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5. IoT creates relationships between:
People-people THINGS-THINGS People-things (2)
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6. “Merchants are expected to spend
on IoT technologies by 2020.”
$2.5 billion
(1)
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7. IoT devices connected to the Internet will more than triple from
2016 2020
10B 34B
(3)
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8. IoT elevates the 3 elements of a brand’s
successful owned media strategy:
Content COMMUNITY CONTEXT
(4)
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9. Content – amazon’s personalized experiences
Amazon Dash buttons use IoT to allow consumers
to reorder products with the push of a button. For
example, a family can place a Dash button for
Tide detergent on their washing machine. (1), (4)
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10. Community – Sephora's beauty community
Sephora used IoT to create an interactive,
shoppable beauty board that shows user-generated
content on a digital screen. Consumers can scroll
through pictures of people wearing Sephora
products and buy the looks they like using click
through purchasing. (1), (4), (11)
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11. Context – BASF's Consumer wine service
A wine store in Germany let people enter their taste
preferences into tablets. Using IoT, wine bottles that
match their preferences light up on a digital shelf. (1), (4)
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12. “Digital advertising is able
to lift both e-commerce
and in-store sales. As the
digital world evolves, the
consumer’s path-to-
purchase has become
anything but
straightforward.” (5)
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13. Advertising on smart fridges?
IoT is beginning to become a platform for
advertising. The connectivity of IoT allows
advertising to be more emotional and
immersive. (6)
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14. In a study,
of respondents who own IoT devices
said they’re willing to see ads.
65%
(7)
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15. Consumers were more
willing to see an ad on an
IoT device if the ad offered:
A Coupon
Extra features
Exclusive games (7)
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16. Relationships between brands and
consumers must be mutually
beneficial, not an invasion of privacy. (8)
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17. However, can being too
connected be a bad thing?
Digitally connected devices to
every aspect of our lives means
more possibilities for hackers to
target us. The invasion of privacy
from personal data tracking is a
concern, especially with health data
in the fitness and wearables market.
(9), (10)
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18. What does the future hold for IoT and advertising?
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19. Advertisers can interact with consumers in
real time to provide relevant products and
services through their IoT devices. For
example, advertisers can send a coupon for
fresh fruit to a fitness junkie’s Fitbit right after
she finishes her workout.
1) Connecting to the consumer in real time
(12)
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20. As homes are becoming more connected
through IoT devices, advertisers can target
consumers directly at home through their
consumption habits and in-home behaviors.
2) New forms of targeting
(13)
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21. “With the IoT revolution in full swing, we may finally be able to
truly connect all the pieces and provide a nearly complete picture
of consumers and the mindset they are in, at any given time.” (13)
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22. Let’s keep connecting.
IoT fuels a smarter way to stay connected
for both consumers and advertisers.
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23. SOURCES
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