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Shoreline Chamber of Commerce Luncheon April 10, 2013 “Realizing Omni-Channel Solutions”

The Case for a Mobile Strategy

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Shoreline Chamber of Commerce Luncheon April 10, 2013

“Realizing Omni-Channel Solutions”

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First - A Little Food For Thought

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“Mobile Marketing is how businesses communicate with consumer’s on their mobile devices, with their explicit permission, at the right time, at the right place while providing relevant value.”

-Kim Dushinski

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Smartphone Platform

�  Android still leading �  Apple regaining market share �  Little traction for Windows – so far

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Smartphone Usage Facts

� 48% Never turn their phone off 1 � 33% Would rather give up TV 2 � 80% Visit social networks 2 � 94% Users look for local information 2 � 90% Take action as a result 2

� 64% of Smartphones used for shopping 2

� 80% Users don’t leave home with out them 2 � 35% Have made purchases on their device 2 � 64% Sleep with their phone – in bed or at bedside 1 � Half of them check their device at least once at night!1 1 – MMA, 2 - Google

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Tablet Platform

�  Apple still dominating �  Android adoption up – split between Android and Amazon �  Little traction for Windows – but just launched

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Tablet Usage Facts

� 29% of US adults own a tablet 1

� 79% of usage at home 2

� 77% owners use everyday 3

� 53% consume news daily 3

� 9% of daily media interactions 2 � 63% of usage motivated by entertainment 2

� Most often a starting point for shopping and trip planning2 Source: 1 – PEW, 2 – Google, 3 - Hubspot

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But Really, Its and Omni-Channel World

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Source: Google

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B2C Usage Patterns

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B2B Usage Patterns

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Native Applications

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Mobile Optimized Website

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Responsive Web Design

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Hybrid Apps

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SMS/MMS

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Mobile Codes

QR Code Data Matrix Code Microsoft Tag

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Advertising

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Mobile Coupons

Custom Bar Code Passbook Perka

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Geo-Location

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Augmented Reality

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KPIs

World Federation of Advertisers and Warc – most tracked KPIs: 1.  Activity (requests/registrations) 2.  Direct visits/visitors to website 3.  Clicks 4.  General brand metrics (awareness etc.) 5.  Dwell time 6.  Bounce rate 7.  Reach 8.  Engagement activity 9.  Brand loyal metrics 10. No. of conversions/registrations

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Key Take Aways

• Mobile not just good idea – mandatory for future

•  Think mobile first in planning and design • Mobile is a channel – so don’t silo - integrate • Start building the case for ROI • Marketing – start with 10% of budget • Begins with users –both external and internal

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Final Act

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Questions?

Tel: 425.214.2472 Email: [email protected]

Web: www.seatownmarketing.com

“Realizing Omni-Channel Solutions”