8. So
where
is
Mobile
now,
in
2011?
• The
whole
mobile
industry
has
been
obsessed
• SMS
• Ringtones
• MMS
• Push
email
• Apps
@tobyparkins
9. So
where
is
Mobile
now,
in
2011?
App
downloads
per
month
• Apple
IOS
–
1Bn
• Google
Android
–
500M
• Nokia
Ovi
–
180M
• Blackberry
–
90M
@tobyparkins
10. So
where
is
Mobile
now,
in
2011?
Apps:
4th
Ranked
Apps
developer
Magma
Mobile
8/12/2010
to
8/1/2011
–
4,900,000
Android
app
downloads
(800
paid
for
app
downloads)
1
in
4
apps
downloaded
are
never
used
again
@tobyparkins
11. So
where
is
Mobile
now,
in
2011?
Mobile
Internet
Usage:
•
Real
web
stats
indicate
growth,
not
hype
•
Over
85%
of
new
handsets
support
mobile
web
browsing
•
77%
of
world’s
popula?on
have
mobile
phones
•
13.8%
have
mobile
web
access
(46%
in
Europe)
•
45%
of
UK
use
mobiles
for
internet
access
•
2014
more
internet
access
via
mobile
devices
than
desktop.
@tobyparkins
12. What
do
we
do
about
it?
Consider
• device
capabili?es
• user
experience
• content
strategy
• complete
mobile
strategy
@tobyparkins
16. Device
Capabili7es
Flash
vs
JQuery
iPad,
iPhone
and
iPod
Touch
simply
don’t
display
flash
content.
The
solu?on
is
either
JQuery
replacement
or
JQuery
content.
In
the
future,
HTML5
may
be
the
answer
However
you
display
your
content
now,
may
need
to
change.
@tobyparkins
17. Device
Capabili7es
• Check
Google
Analy?cs
• Catering
for
every
possible
device
varia?on
will
be
too
expensive
to
achieve
• Use
your
Analy?cs
data
to
establish
which
devices
provide
goals
and
sales
• Which
devices
provide
general
traffic?
@tobyparkins
18. Detec7on
and
redirec7on
HTTP
Headers
provide
informa7on
Mozilla/5.0
(iPhone;
U;
CPU
iPhone
OS
4_2_1
like
Mac
OS
X;
en-‐us)
AppleWebKit/534.24
(KHTML,
like
Gecko)
Version/5.0.2
Mobile/8C148
Safari/534.24
Detec?on
libraries
like
Tera-‐WURFL
and
similar
provide
vast
device
informa?on
resources:
e.g.
Screen
resolu?on;
colour
depth;
javascript;
flash
support;
flash-‐lite;
browser-‐CSS-‐bugs;
etc.
@tobyparkins
20. Detec7on
and
redirec7on
eDigital
study
2010
found
Play.com
most
liked,
ahead
of
mobile
op?mised
sites
e.g.
M&S.
@tobyparkins
21. Content
Strategy
Decisions
and
dilemmas
• How
much
content
is
the
right
quan?ty?
(Quality?)
• Mobile
devices
are
used
in
“mobile”
situa?ons
• Remember
you
are
the
least
objec?ve
observer
(Except
when
you
ask
someone
for
their
opinion)
• Use
Analy?cs
to
see
what
mobile
users
actually
do.
• Drop
unvisited
content
to
simplify
naviga?on.
• Full
or
Par?al
site
content?
@tobyparkins
22. Content
Strategy
Generalised
guidance
• On
the
move
situa?ons
require
less
content
• Simple
facts
with
click
for
more
info
links
• Direc?ons
pages
for
physical
businesses
• Postcodes
for
Satellite
Naviga?on
systems
• Use
hyperlinked
Telephone
numbers
• Watch
out
for
+44
(0)
numbers
@tobyparkins
23. Naviga7on
• Simplicity
is
essen?al
–
less
content?
• Touch
screen
buuon
size
• Tab
sequences
• No
hover-‐over
func?onality
on
touch
devices
@tobyparkins
24. Tes7ng
• Select
all
target
devices
from
Analy?cs
• Test,
test
and
test
on
all
target
devices
• Review
your
target
device
list
every
6
months
@tobyparkins
28. ‘Some
brands
will
win
big
with
mobile.
Others
will
wonder
–
what
just
happened?’Mary
Meeker
@zenith_mist
29. Quick
Facts
• Mobile
searches
are
up
216%
YoY
• 90%
of
UK
people
Q2
2011
(Wmps.com)
send
text
each
• Mobile
sales
x2
over
3
years
month
(Ofcom
2010)
(Researchandmarkets.com)
•
Consumers
almost
• 91%
of
UK
consumers
have
used
as
happy
to
receive
their
mobile
for
shopping
(Digby.com)
text
from
brands
as
• Approx
40%
of
UK
mobile
phones
friends/family
are
smartphones
• 62%
read
messages
• UK
smartphone
users
are
63%
in
5
mins
from
more
likely
to
engage
with
m-‐ senders
they
don’t
commerce
(IAB)
know
(DMA,
IAB
2010)
• More
than
40%
of
UK
merchants
• 67%
of
O2
customers
expect
to
have
a
transac?onal
are
likely
to
engage
with
a
mobile
offer,
mobile
site
or
app
within
the
next
year
(IAB)
O2
Customer
World
2010.
@zenith_mist
31. 1. think BIG start small
2.
Ideas need insightful inv€stm€nt
3. fail fast, fix flourish
4. ...continuously...improv e
don’t await P E R F E C T I O N
O
5. Be pen
not...
6.
share
@zenith_mist
32. A
customer’s
life
with
mCRM
-‐
automated
(1/2)
Any RBSG
card Promote acct benefits
Text “CREDIT BAL”
Or “DEBIT BAL” to
82NAT
O2 Load & Go
Text REG to Visa Prepay
82NAT Text “Balance” to Txt 2 shop
10202 MMS
2-4-1
Cinema
Tix
1. Card Dispatched 2. Card Activation 3. Credit Card Welcome 4. Credit Card Payment Registration
“Your card has been message “Welcome to your new Credit “You can mange your Credit Card by
Appointment Reminders dispatched” “Activate your card Card. To make a balance transfer signing up for balance & payment alerts
now by texting on your account, reply BAL TRAN using credit care. To register for Credit
ACTIVATE and…” to and an advisor will call you back” Card Payment Services go to
Retail Diary 82NAT www.rbs.co.uk”
Mobile # 07898298293 Natwest: This is
to remind u of
your appt tmrw
@ 2pm with Mortgage
Gary.
Application
Tracking
Alerts
1. AIP subj to 2. Survey 3. Loan offer posted 4. Mortgage loan released
conditions “Ref: 1234567890 we have “Ref: 1234567890 your “Ref: 1234567890 your mortgage loan
“Ref: 1234567890 to instructed our panel to mortgage loan offer has funds have been released to you today.
progress your arrange a survey on your been posted today. Congratulations on your new loan. Reply
mortgage loan we mortgage property within 5 INSURANCE for a quote”
require you to supply days.
xxx.”
@zenith_mist
33. A
customer’s
life
with
mCRM
moving
to
RM-‐led(2/2)
Lost my card! I’ll text
to get some EMERGENCY
Your £200
200
emergency cash emergency
cash PIN
before I catch my code is
plane. 2344
1. Customer texts in 2. Receives PIN 3. Customer 4. Customer
to 82NAT for £200 enters PIN at withdraws cash
“Emergency 200” ATM
2 3 4 5
Claire: Yes Mr Yes please. This
Q Can you tell afternoon would
Smyth, Time Inc
me the Time
is at $29. Would be ideal.
Msg from RM using
share price?
1 you like your
Contact Manager
relationship
et:
FT twe e manager to
in
Magaz plan contact you?
hers
publis
store:
digital c is
Time In n Use SMS abroad. + Use IM in UK
ga
leadin ide… Avoid data costs 6
ind ustry-w .ly/
Texted to 82NAT
it
http://b Text Q and
v8KNU your
Payment message Balance Mr Smyth, would
Reply from question to Mobile Instant Messaging
sent to the customer message sent to you like me to
LiveAdvisor 82NAT and
an advisor the customer subscribe you to
will help this stock or
Text LiveAdvisor / Black Card PA send you our
stockbroker
application?
@zenith_mist
34. NatWest
Mobile
• Profiled
O2
customers
by
their
bank
sort-‐code
• Segmented
by
opted-‐in
iPhone
owners
• 23%
CTR
on
SMS
• Top
of
financial
app
sec?on
in
4
hours
@zenith_mist
35. Iden7fy
your
revenue
model
1
2
3
4
5
Free
Adver7sing
Freemium
Micro
Subscrip7on
Transac7on
Free
to
end-‐ Free
to
end-‐ Restrict
free
Charge
the
Charge
the
end-‐
user
user access
end-‐user
on
a
user
a
standard
pay
as
you
use
fee,
on
a
regular
basis
basis
Leave
the
Generate
Charge
for
Charging
fixed
Launch
as
a
door
open
for
revenue
full
version
increments
for
companion
(free
future
with
ad-‐ or
discrete
pieces
add-‐on)
to
a
mone?za?on
supported
enhanced
subscrip?on
opportuni?es
model
features
product
The
Mobile
Conference
2011
@zenith_mist
37. AutoTrader
Mobile
(seller
pays)
Ø
2.7m+
car
searches
/
month
Ø
45%
on
dealer
forecourts
Ø
Personalisa7on
the
key
to
success
Ø
Best
Use
of
Mobile,
AOP
2010
@zenith_mist
38. Hearst
Magazines
UK
increases
brand
depth
(Freemium
–
Free
then
pays)
Ø
Wide
stakeholder
consulta7on
to
develop
mobile
strategy
for
leading
magazine
publisher
Ø
First
applica7on
for
Men’s
Health
just
launched
@zenith_mist
39. Free
to
download
mcommerce
app
600k+
downloads
After 4 weeks...
6 weeks later...
12 weeks later...
Over
500,00
Downloads
Reached
#1
Free
Travel
app
-‐iTunes
Gross
Revenue
over
£1M
across
Plazorms
@zenith_mist
40. Bezair
in
the
news
•
Q1FY12:
7.4
million
bets
on
its
mobile
products,
leading
to
£4.2m
of
revenue
•
one
third
of
sports
customers
using
a
mobile
device
to
place
a
bet
@zenith_mist
41. Ted
Baker
is
poised
to
double
its
digital
spend
in
the
next
year
in
a
strategy
that
could
see
the
installa7on
of
Wi-‐Fi
networks
in
its
retail
stores.
@zenith_mist
44. Gik
or
Buy
with
PayPal
then
Share
@zenith_mist
45. Brand
Selec7on
Stores
Features
• Custom
selec?on
of
apps
• Skinned
to
brand
(eg
shoponthebeach)
• Ads
can
be
posi?oned
to
cross-‐link/
sell
back
on
retail
site
in
new-‐pop
up
Benefits
• Brands
show
apps
that
match
their
values
with
no
need
to
create
many
bespoke
• Vogue
press
appeal
as
it
shows
modernity
in
social
media
mix
• Drives
sales
on
original
retail
sites
• Improves
brand
SEO
ranking
• Generates
poten?al
rev
share
on
paid-‐for
apps
• CRM
improves
significantly
@zenith_mist
46. Making
it
stand
out
• Interac7ve
-‐
It’s
not
just
about
consump?on.
It’s
also
about
discovery
• Social
–
It
should
empower
the
user
to
share
• Connected
–
it
works
everywhere
• Open
Dialogue
–
open
to
feedback
from
the
users
to
improve,
update
and
personalise
the
offering
• Prac7cal
&
Safe
–
by
providing
a
POS
that
is
easy
and
secure
to
use
and
visible
opt-‐in
@zenith_mist
59. Why
are
we
talking
mobile?
Technology
@ramemarke7ng
60. The
take
up
of
technology
1
billion
reading
email
on
mobile
devices
by
2013
Source:
Radica?
group/2010
In
2010
20%
of
Google
searches
were
on
a
mobile
device
Source:
Google
$5billion
in
iPad
sales
in
first
3
quarters
of
2011
Source:
Apple/2011
So
far
in
UK
-‐
2011:
• 45%
of
internet
users
used
a
mobile
phone
to
connect
to
the
internet
• 6
million
people
accessed
the
internet
over
their
mobile
phone
for
the
first
?me
in
the
previous
12
months
• The
use
of
wireless
hotspots
almost
doubled
in
the
last
12
months
to
4.9
million
users
Source:
ONS
@ramemarke7ng
65. Design
your
content
for
an
audience
on
the
move
• Smaller
screens
• Smaller
keypads
• No
mouse
• Bandwidth
issues
• Different
search
objec?ves
70%
of
mobile
search
is
acted
upon
within
the
hour
Source:
Google
2010
@ramemarke7ng
67. Think
small
• Less
is
more
• Kill
the
jargon
• Take
short
cuts
• Be
crea?ve
@ramemarke7ng
68. Design
for
on-‐the-‐go
• Create
content
for
mobile
needs
– Large
fonts
(Apple
recommend
17
to
22
point)
– Scale
to
fit
– Shorter
content
bursts
– Video
and
audio
69. Design
for
on-‐the-‐go
• Images
and
large
files
– Try
to
limit
to
around
20k
– Affect
download
?mes
@ramemarke7ng
72. Repurpose
exis7ng
content
• Chop
up
ar?cles
into
200
word
pieces
• Video
Q&A
• Video
case
studies
• Video
sales
demos
• 5
minute
audio
podcasts
• Interview
your
experts
@ramemarke7ng
73. Create
new
content
• SMS
alerts
around
industry
news
• Company
announcements
when
new
ar?cles
published
(sign
up)
• Event
centric
content
@ramemarke7ng
74. Finger
versus
mouse
• Design
for
finger
surfing
• Buuons
at
least
44
x
44
point
• Opt
for
longer
pages
@ramemarke7ng
75. Not
all
plazorms
are
the
same
• Consider
all
op?ons
• Choose
one
size
fits
all
• Auto
detect
• Be
aware
of
limita?ons
76. Track
and
op7mise
• Track
usage
pauerns
• Test,
Test,
Test
@ramemarke7ng
81. Where
else
can
we
use
QR
codes?
QR
codes
• Connect
to
a
URL
• Offer
a
menu
of
op?ons
• Ini?ate
an
email
• Ini?ate
a
call
on
phone
• Download
a
document
• View
a
video
• Receive
a
mul?media
file
via
SMS/MMS
@ramemarke7ng
85. Summary
• Create
a
mobile
friendly
• Re-‐purpose
exis?ng
websites
content
• Op?mise
your
content
• Create
new
way
to
• Think
Video
engage
• Think
Audio
– QR
code
campaign
– Augmented
reality
• Use
bite
sized
ar?cles
• Track
results
• Claim
your
business
on
Loca?on
Based
• Test
Applica?ons
@ramemarke7ng
88. Mobile
Search
• 77%
of
mobile
users
have
used
their
mobiles
for
search
in
the
last
week
• Search
engines
are
the
most
visited
websites
on
mobiles
(greater
even
than
Social
Networking
sites
and
Retail)
• Most
popular
searches:-‐
– News
(57%)
– Dining
(51%)
– Naviga?on
(51%)
– Entertainment
(49%)
– Shopping
(47%)
– Sports
(40%)
– Games
(37%)
– Food
(36%)
– Technology
(32%)
– Travel
(31%)
– Finance
(26%)
• Consumers
seek
quick
&
convenient
informa?on
when
searching
(72%
whilst
on-‐the-‐go)
• 90%
take
ac?on
as
a
result
of
a
search
• 53%
purchase
as
a
result
of
a
search
(in-‐store
and
online)
(Source:
The
Mobile
Movement
Study,
Google/Ipsos
OTX
MediaCT,
April
2011)
@robedlin
89. What
drives
mobile
searches?
• Word
of
mouth
(61%)
• Saw
something
in
a
shop
(44%)
• Saw
an
Online
Ad
(18%)
• Tradi?onal
Media
(68%)
(TV,
Radio,
Magazine,
Newspaper,
Billboard,
Mail)
• Mobile
Ad
(27%)
(Source:
The
Mobile
Movement
Study,
Google/Ipsos
OTX
MediaCT,
April
2011)
@robedlin
97. Mobile
website
structure
• Dedicated
mobile
websites
• Plugins
for
exis?ng
CMS
and
ecommerce
sites
• Off-‐the
shelf
standalone
solu?ons
• Apps
• Geo
META
data
• Mark-‐up
Language
• Hyperlinked
Telephone
numbers
• Flash
• XML
Sitemaps
for
mobile
websites
• Test
pages
with
Googlebot
mobile
@robedlin
98. Mobile
domains,
sub
domains
and
directories
website.com/m
m.website.com
www.website.com
(same
URLs)
www.website.mobi
@robedlin
104. Content
op7misa7on
for
mobile
websites
• Use
shorter,
more
general
phrases
• Include
loca?on/geo
META
data
• Include
address
on
all
important
pages
• Make
sure
your
Google
Places
lis?ng
is
up
to
date
• Make
sure
your
Bing
for
Business
lis?ng
is
up
to
date
• Make
content
lighter
• Make
images
smaller
• Make
buuons
bigger
• Generally
improve
experience
for
the
mobile
user
@robedlin
120. Key
phrase
research
• Choose
more
general
keywords
• Choose
shorter
phrases
• Include
loca?ons
• Include
incorrect
spellings
• Use
the
“All
Mobile
Devices”
op?on
in
the
Keyword
Tool
@robedlin
121. Wri7ng
mobile
Ads
• Include
a
relevant
call
to
ac?on
• Match
Ads
to
appropriate
key
phrases
• Send
to
relevant
landing
pages
• Google
now
rewards
you
for
having
mobile
op?mised
landing
pages
• Enable
Loca?on
Extensions
for
hyperlocal
distance
informa?on
@robedlin
125. Hands
Up,
if
you’ve
ever...
• Asked
a
friend
to
recommend...
A
good
bar,
restaurant,
motor
mechanic....?
• Shared
with
a
friend
a
good
or
bad
experience
with
a
shop,
restaurant,
garage....?
• Talked
about
your
weekend,
holiday
or
last
business
trip
with
a
friend
or
business
colleague...?
@arengrimshaw
126. Social
Media
Marke7ng
“Using
Social
Media
to
engage
with
online
communi?es
in
order
to
generate
exposure,
opportunity
and
sales.”
“Social
Media
tools
allow
the
sharing
of
informa7on
and
crea7on
of
communi7es
through
online
networks
of
people.”
@arengrimshaw
127. One
World...Online
&
Offline
• Mobile
phones
will
overtake
PCs
as
the
most
common
web-‐access
devices
worldwide
by
2013
• iPhone
traffic
now
accounts
for
around
4.5%
of
all
UK
website
traffic
• Facebook
is
the
top
site
visited
by
total
number
of
minutes
spent
• 66%
use
mobile
search
while
watching
TV
&
61%
said
they
use
it
at
work.
@arengrimshaw
128. Upda7ng
Your
Status
Facebook
Applica?on
Hootsuite
Applica?on
LinkedIn
Applica?on
@arengrimshaw
141. The
Stats...
• 350m+
ac?ve
users
currently
accessing
Facebook
through
their
mobile
devices
• 55%
of
all
ac?ve
Twiuer
users
are
ac?ve
on
their
mobiles
• LinkedIn’s
mobile
usage
has
skyrocketed
400%
percent
in
the
past
year
• 381m
check-‐ins
on
Foursquare
during
2010
(including
1
from
Space)
@arengrimshaw
142. So
what
about
your
business?
• Ensure
everyone
in
your
company
is
on
board
• Issue
a
clear
Social
Media
Policy
to
staff
• Invest
in
training
for
your
teams
• Develop
a
clear
strategy
• Integrate
your
approach
@arengrimshaw
143. So
what
about
your
business?
• Professional
Businesses
– Empower
your
teams
to
use
the
technology
– Arm
them
with
the
right
kit
– Get
them
networking
(online
&
off)
– Put
informa?on
at
their
finger?ps
– Ensure
they
follow
up
@arengrimshaw
144. So
what
about
your
business?
• Loca?on
Businesses
– Get
yourself
listed
or
claim
your
lis?ng
– Auract
foozall
with
deals
– Reward
loyal
customers
– Take
any
comments
seriously
– Resist
‘orders’
or
Spam
posts
@arengrimshaw
206. Email
on
the
move
Tips
for
op7mising
your
email
marke7ng
for
mobile
recipients
@staffordsumner
207. What
we
are
going
to
look
at
• Behaviour,
trends,
opportuni?es
and
threats
• Design
considera?ons
for
mobile
devices
• Content
crea?on
for
mobile
op?misa?on
• Monitoring
and
analysing
mobile
performance
@staffordsumner
208. Introduc7on
• A
brief
history
of
email
• Recent
developments
• Engagement
dependent
on
factors
such
as:
– Recipient
behaviour
– Email
client
being
used
– Time
of
send
– Frequency
@staffordsumner
209. Consumer
trends
• 42%
of
mobile
internet
?me
is
spent
reading
and
responding
to
emails
(smarzocus
2010)
• 9.8
hours
a
week
• Reading
emails
during
“down?me”
• Less
reliant
on
?me
of
send
(b2b
and
b2c)
• Can
no
longer
assume
your
audience
is
viewing
your
email
on
their
desktop
computer
@staffordsumner
216. Naviga?on
text
too
Large
small
for
banner
mobile
image
takes
screen
?me
to
load
Facebook
and
Twiuer
buuons
too
Call-‐to-‐ac?on
close
buuons
too
together
to
small
to
read
touch
or
“click”
@staffordsumner
221. Content
crea7on
for
mobile
op7misa7on
• Clear
call-‐to-‐ac?on
buuons
&
text
• Op?mised
image
and
text
for
mobile
screens
• Op?mised
landing
pages
• Simplicity
–
clear,
concise
and
to
the
point!
@staffordsumner
224. Other
considera7ons
• Who
are
your
customers?
• Mobile
website/
landing
pages?
• Joining
up
on
and
offline
ac?ons/
promo?ons
– QR
codes
– Mobile
apps
– SMS
marke?ng
@staffordsumner
225. Summary
• Create
campaigns
that
work
and
perform
for
all
recipients,
regardless
of
email
client
• Combine
good
design,
relevance
and
technical
structure
for
op?mum
performance
• Based
on
recent
growth,
mobile
op?misa?on
essen?al
rather
than
‘nice
to
have’
@staffordsumner