The document discusses reimagining mobile advertising and focuses on designing advertising experiences for mobile devices. Some key points discussed include:
- Mobile is a major opportunity for creative advertising canvases.
- Younger generations expect and demand tailored, location-based ads and innovative content on their mobile devices.
- To be successful, mobile ads need to be designed first for mobile with considerations for location, be dynamic experiences, and designed with empathy for consumers.
14. “MY PHONE IS THE PLATFORM
THROUGH WHICH I CAN KEEP
ALL MY MEMORIES, MY WORK,
MY COMMUNICATION, MY ART,
MY CONTACTS, MY
RELATIONSHIPS. IT HAS
ALLOWED ME ABUNDANT
OPPORTUNITIES, AS WELL AS
A SPACE FOR ME TO
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@3rdGeers
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Ladies and gentlemen, this young lady if you can believe it is part of a group that is said to be responsible for 250-650 BILLION DOLLARS in in annual buying power. She is the older half of gen z and the younger half of the millennials. The original mobile experts, the group who knew how to pinch swipe and scroll before they knew how to say the alphabet or write their name.
We recently released a study called Rise of Mobile Prodigies and surveyed 3,000 individuals from this group within the US.
We asked them what elements would be key to a “perfect” mobile ad experience.
These are experts who have never lived in a world without mobile; Their device is a part of their personae.
We recently released a study called Rise of Mobile Prodigies and surveyed 3,000 individuals from this group within the US.
We asked them what elements would be key to a “perfect” mobile ad experience.
At a deeper level, there are three specific ways in which the Mob Prodigies are shaping our industry:
They are Embracing the App Ecosystem
80% of Mobile Prodigies spend more time on mobile apps than they did one year ago
74% report greater spending on apps in the past 6 months
They are Demanding innovative Content
Great creative DOES matter. Creative doesn’t need to be adjusted; it needs to be Reinvented. Reimagined.
They are Granting Data Permission through Relevance
They are not paranoid about sharing their data, but they aren’t lackadaisical about it either. They are constantly weighing the benefits of sharing their data
And 61% of them will buy in-store monthly.
In a theater then we use long form video content with high-impact solution…as apposed to walking by the theater and wanting to show short form video content to drive quick attention.
Going above and beyond means being thought leaders and telling the rest of the industry that a TAP is not the best means for engagement…infact, we need to be using and applying gestures!