7. 7
US advertisers now spend just 7 cents per US
adult per hour spent on mobile
Print
TV
Radio
Online
Mobile
$0.83/h
$0.17/h
$0.13/h
$0.12/h
$0.07/h
Source: emarketer
8. Why not invest more in mobile marketing?
Top two Reasons
1. Tight budgets/ We can’t afford to
decrease spending in other
channels
2. Difficulty to measure impact of
mobile and compare to other
channels
8
47%
46%
Source: MMA/Neustar marketer study,
N=400
11. What Changed?
You can’t change the way people think.
You can give people tools,
the use of which will change their thinking.
- Renowned Inventor Buckminster Fuller
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12. Engaged Marketers Changed Their Spending,
And Influenced the Market
“Rex Briggs and Marketing Evolution are single handedly responsible for
saving Online display advertising.” - Jim Nail, Senior Analyst, Forrester
The New Tool is
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13. SMoX.me
Smart Mobile Cross Marketing Effectiveness
An industry research initiative designed to
scientifically assess the return on investment of
mobile and its optimal allocation in the
marketing mix, drawn from real world results.
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14. SMoX Objectives
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Assess the role and relative value
of Mobile elements: Display, Mobile
Video, Mobile Audio, Messaging,
social, coupons etc.
Assess the impact of mobile on
brand KPIs & Sales and determine
the optimized percent of mobile
in the full cross channel mix.
1
2
16. Methodology: Single Source Panel
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EffectivenessExposure Panel
Next-day
Survey / Brand
KPIs
Panel match
with sales data
Passively track
Passively track
OTS
OTS
17. Optimization: Calculating the impact of each
channel and identifying synergies
Campaign Spend-To-Impact Response
Functions: Purchase Intent
TV
Digital
Magazine
Cinema
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The algorithm takes into account
duplication and synergies between media
vehicles
20. 1. Mobile delivered nearly 2x the impact /dollar
spent compared to TV
0
5
10
15
20
National TV Online
Desktop
Print Mobile
People Impacted:
Device Awareness
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
National TV Online
Desktop
Print Mobile
Efficiency (Impact/$):
Device Awareness
TotalImpactduetoExposure
(MMpeople)
PeopleImpactedper
Dollar 20
21. 2. Shifting $ to Mobile will impact more people
with the same Budget
21
Online Display
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
TV
Print
Digital
Mobile
Spend to Impact Response By Media :
Awareness of new Device
Spend
TotalPeopleImpacted
(MM)
TV
Mobile
Print
22. 3. The optimal mobile allocation of the ATT
campaign is 16%
Actual Budget Optimized on
Awareness
(71%)
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93%
72%
1%
8%
5%
5%
1%
16%
Budget($MM)
Mobile
Online Desktop
Print
National TV
23. By reallocating spend to
mobile, there is an
incremental potential of 2.5
million people or +12%*!
That’s almost the
equivalent of the
population of Chicago!
4. Optimization will bring Better Results
(Awareness) with the same Budget!
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People Impacted
(With Current
Spend)
Upside Potential People Impacted
(Optimized Spend)
Mobile .5MM 3.7MM (+ 17.5%)
Online Desktop 1.1MM 0.3MM (+ 1% )
Print .7MM 3.6MM (+ 17%)
National TV 18.9MM -1.9MM (- 9%)
Total
+5.7MM ( 27% )
* Upside potential for mobile is +17% but 12% is incremental considering the decrease from TV
24. But wait! There is more …
There is an opportunity to further power up mobile impact by up to 2.5x!
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25. 5. Mobile was more effective at driving
awareness among men
0%
4%
8%
12%
16%
20%
0 2 4 6 8 10
%ImpactAmongExposed
Mobile had 70% more impact among
Males
Frequency
26. 6. Increase rotation of Banner Size A which
performed 2.5x better
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0%
2%
4%
6%
8%
0 3 6 9 12 15
Frequency
%ImpactAmong
Exposed
2.5x
Banner Ad Size A
Banner Ad Size B