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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen Nr. 1
Location Based AdvertisingDeterminants of consumer acceptance and intention touse
Claudius WarwitzUniversity of Bremen, GermanyChair of Innovative Brand Management
March, 13th. 2015
Chair of Innovative Brand Management (LiM®)
Big Data Conference, LMU
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen Nr. 2
Agenda
1. Why should anybody care about Location-Based
Advertising (LBA)?
2. State of the (Research) Art, Research Design & Qu estions
3. Preliminary Results
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
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LBA on the Smartphone: A Hot Topic, Controversially D iscussed!
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
What is LBA? - Meaning and Definition.
1 Unni, R./Harmon, R. (2007): Perceived effectiveness of push vs. pull mobile location-based advertising , in: Journal of Interactive advertising, Jg.7, Heft 2, S. 28
2 Kölmel, B., / Spiros A. (2002): "Location based adve rtising." The First International Conference on Mobile Business. 2002.
Mobile Advertising
Location BasedServices
� LBA as intersection set of:
1) Location Based Services (LBS)
2) Mobile Advertising (MA), i.e. mobile ads withoutcontextual location
� LBA can be defined as „targeted advertising initiatives delivered to a mobile device from an identified sponsor that is specific to the location of the consumer.”1
� “Advertisers could deliver contextually appropriate advertising messages through wireless devices on a geographically targeted basis and could reach mobile consumers when they are most likely to make a purchase ”2
Location Based
Advertising
SMS/MMS Campaigns
Mobile Couponing
Emergency Services
Friendsfinder
Navigation-services
Display-Ads
… …
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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
How does LBA work: Leveraging Big Data for Personalised , Context Aware, Local Targeting.
Geography/sensor/time layerMerchant adresses/smartphone
sensors/ weather/time/event calender
Context & location-based OfferPersonalized / real-time
User preferences & profile dataBrowsing and clicks (behavioral data)3rd party Intender / Expressed Intent
OffersBased on prior puchases / Display /
Local Search / SMS / MMS …
Demo/Psychographic LayerHH Income, size / age / gender /
education / PRIZM lifestyle categories
Geo-Positioning dataNetwork / GPS / WiFi
Adress /…
SMS/MMS/Push
notification
Mobile paymentsolutions
Source: Davis, T. (2013): Telco 2.0.: Making Money from Location Insights. An Operator Perspective on Location Insight Services, STL Partners .
BENEFITS:
� Efficient targeting foradvertising companies(less spreading losses)
� Local, context specific, highly relevant offers forconsumers
� Unlock new consumersegments in particularfor small businesses
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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Working Examples.
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O2 Facebook Aha Radio Apple Watch
� Geo-FencingSolution
� Introduction in Germany: May 2014
� Product Recommendations via SMS and MMS
� Compatible with all mobile Phones
� Offers as Coupons, redemption in the shop
� Small Business Solution
� Targeting, based on facebook consumerprofile, activities andlocation
� Smartphone Sensors to be usedto optimise targetingprecision andrelevance
� Introduced in the US already
� In Car – Solution� Driver gets Info
Commercials based on his car position anddirection
� Next Burger Chain, Hair Dresser etc.
� Usage of In Car „Spare Time“
� In Future: Car salesprice bound toopportunity to getaccess to car dash
� March 2015� industry’s first
programmatic ad platform for Apple Watch already in place
� hyper-local and relevant targeted ad delivery, e.g. ride-sharing alternatives in response to subway delays
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Mobile Catching up in Advertising Space!
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10
15
20
25
30
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45
TV Internet (PC) Mobile Internet Newspaper Magazines OOH Radio
2014 2017
Global Advertising Market Shares
-6%
+4%
+130%-20%
-20% +0% -9%
%
-X% Development
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
LBA In Europe: Market Worth EUR 1.5bn in 2018
CAGR´11-´18
+44%
+41%
EU 27
EU 5
Source: IDATE 2012-2013; EU5: GB, DE, FR, IT, SP
€ Mio
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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Location Based Services Market Strongly Developing in Germany.
Source: Goldmedia
XY # of LBS Services
XY% YoY growth
Development of LB-Services in Germany
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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Currently, LBA Market Very Fragmented
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LBA Specialists
Mobile operators
LBS and navigation providers
Location-aware applications and media
Mobile coupons and deals providers
Mobile search providers
AdMooveCityGrid MediaLEMON Mobile
Placecast, Verve MobileWHERE/PayPal Media
Network, xAd, Xtify, YOOSE
AT&T Mobility Orange Group
SFRTelefónica GroupVerizon Wireless
Weve – mobile operator joint
Appello SystemsIntersec
TeleNav, TelenityTelmap, TomTom
Waze
BadooFoursquare
GbangaSCVNGR/LevelUp
Shopkick
COUPIESGroupon
VouchercloudYourbanDeals
Yowza!!
HibuMobile Commerce
PoyntYelp and Qype
Proximity marketing providers
Traditional mobile advertising players
Major digital and telecom players
BLIP SystemsProximus Mobility
QwikkerScanbuy
InMobiJumptap
MadvertiseMillennial Media
NexageSofialys
AppleFacebook
GoogleMicrosoft
NokiaYahoo!
Source: Berg Insight, April 2014; http://www.berginsight.com/ReportPDF/ProductSheet/b i-lba3-ps.pdf
+ also bigretailers &
brands moveinto LBA
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
All Struggle With Advertising Paradox:Consumers Want Information But No Advertising.
So, How to do it right ??!
Info/Ads in Malls/High Streets(e.g. next ATM, Bakery, etc.)
Price-Comparison local offers
Local coupons, discounts
Sightseeing Information
Managing house lightning via mobile
Managing house heating via mobile
Lokation Info (e.g. Around me)
Mobile as TV remote control
What new local services would you appreciate?
Source: Goldmedia Analyse/Respondi 2013: Mobile Moni tor 01/2014, n=1000
Ads disturb me
I ignore ads best I can
I accept ads, because I benefit
(e.g. free apps)
I use an ad blocker
I like to getpersonalised ads
I find ads informative
What to you think about mobile advertising?
LBA-centric!
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Mobile as travel ticket
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Working Hypotheses
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LBA based on big data will become a significant marketin g
channel for the majority of consumer brands
Stated privacy concerns seem to be an issue!
Brand managers need to know what will drive LBA consumer
acceptance
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Adoption Research…
Source: 45 international peer-reviews scientific Stu dies (A-,B-,C-) Journals, Research Papers and Disser tations
# Tests (A)
# Positiv(B)
Determinants of Adoption
22 20 Relevance/Usefulness/Value
21 17 Entertainment/flow
16 14 Trust/controllability
16 13 Informativeness
13 11 Privacy
12 11 Subjective Norms
12 10 Credibility of ad
12 9 Irritation
# Tests(A)
# Positiv (B)
Determinants of Adoption
10 10 Attitude towards use of service
10 9 Personalisation/contextualoffering
8 6 Risk
7 4 Ease of use
6 5 Compatibility with task
6 5 Permission to send ads
6 4 Personal Innovativeness
5 5 Previous user experience
5 2 Effort expectancy
… … … (further until No. 51)
(A): Number of empirical tests with this determinant in sc ientific research studies (A, B Journals)
(B): Number of empirical tests in which this determinant s ignificantly influenced service adoption
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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
…Reveals First Relevant LBA Acceptance Factor Candidate s.
# Tests (A)
# Positiv(B)
Determinants of Adoption
22 20 Relevance/Usefulness/Value
21 17 Entertainment/flow
16 14 Trust/controllability
16 13 Informativeness
13 11 Privacy
12 11 Subjective Norms
12 10 Credibility of ad
12 9 Irritation
# Tests(A)
# Positiv (B)
Determinants of Adoption
10 10 Attitude towards use of service
10 9 Personalisation/contextualoffering
8 6 Risk
7 4 Ease of use
6 5 Compatibility with task
6 5 Permission to send ads
6 4 Personal Innovativeness
5 5 Previous user experience
5 2 Effort expectancy
… … … (further until No. 51)
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Source: 45 international peer-reviews scientific Stu dies (A-,B-,C-) Journals, Research Papers and Disser tations
(A): Number of empirical tests with this determinant in sc ientific research studies (A, B Journals)
(B): Number of empirical tests in which this determinant s ignificantly influenced service adoption
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
What´s missing …
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…and what is the impact of the
BRAND?
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
So…
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� Studies in Cultural different areas like US, Asia
� But, only 3 scientific publications in Germany
� Brand influence on consumer acceptance not researched until now.
� Authors claim further research need
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Expert Estimate:Most Relevant LBA Adoption Determinants.
Ø Determinants of LBA Adoption (closed questions)(5= very important, 1= not important)
4,67 Information value
4,47 Privacy Concern
4,27 Marketing Effects like Brand Trust
4,07 Monetary incentive
4,00 Entertainment value
3,93 Personalization of LBA
3,47 Irritation when receiving LBA
2,93 Innovation affinity of consumer
Amount ofMentions
What other factors determine LBA usage intention?
5 Perceived usefulness
4 Relevancy of the ad
2 Ease of use
2 Social norm
1 Transparency (Why this ad?)
1 Prognosis capability of the app
1 Quality of content
1 Cost consciousness
� Duration: approx. 45 Min. -1,5h.� Modus: Explorative guided interviews personal and via phone� Duration 11/2013 – 04/2014� N = 15
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Interviewees: CEOs/entrepreneurs, product developer , telco- and retail experts, association members, consultants, market r esearcher, scientists.
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Expert Estimate:Most Relevant LBA Adoption Determinants.
Ø Determinants of LBA Adoption (closed questions)(5= very important, 1= not important)
4,67 Information value
4,47 Privacy Concern
4,27 Marketing Effects like Brand Trust
4,07 Monetary incentive
4,00 Entertainment value
3,93 Personalization of LBA
3,47 Irritation when receiving LBA
2,93 Innovation affinity of consumer
Amount ofMentions
What other factors determine LBA usage intention?
5 Perceived usefulness
4 Relevancy of the ad
2 Ease of use
2 Social norm
1 Transparency (Why this ad?)
1 Prognosis capability of the app
1 Quality of content
1 Cost consciousness
� Duration: approx. 45 Min. -1,5h.� Modus: Explorative guided interviews personal and via phone� Duration 11/2013 – 04/2014� N = 15
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Interviewees: CEOs/entrepreneurs, product developer , telco- and retail experts, association members, consultants, market r esearcher, scientists.
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Research Questions.
1 What acceptance factors determine the intention to use Big Data based LBA?
4 What marketing measures should be taken to decrease privacy risks and increase LBA adoption?
3 How important is the brand perception ? Differences on established brands and start-ups ?
5 What consumer segments show high LBA acceptance ?
2 What factors reduce the influence of the perceived privacy risks ?
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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Research Model (Results: April 2015)
Consumer-Focused
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Brand Trust
Brand Authenticity
Privacy Concerns
UsageIntention
SocialNorms
Advertising Value
H1
H2b
H4bH6
H3
H5
H7a
H8a
Self-Efficacy
Entertain-ment Irritation
H10a
Rele-vance
Brand relatedVariables
Brand Image
LBA Attitude
H4a
H7b
H8b
H10b
H2a
Usage(not part ofresearchmodel)
BrandAttachmentH13a H13b
IncentivesH9a
H9b
Setting:� Online / Smartphone
Questionnaire, 1.250 German Smartphone-Users, that know or use LBA
� Results Expected April 2015
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Brands
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Established Brands
Advertising Brands
Established Brands Start-ups
LBA-Supplier
Restauration FMCG Telco/Electronic Trade Retail
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Preliminary Findings from Pre-Test
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Source:
� Online / Smartphone Questionnaire, 150 German Smart phone-Users, that know or use LBA
� Time-Frame: Dec 2014 - Jan 2015
1.) Big data privacy concern with no strong impact on LBA usage intention. Possible
reason: PRIVACY PARADOX.
3.) Brand related determinants: customers must „love“ advertised brands to really
accept personalised LBA
2.) Relevancy and entertainment of personalized LBA far m ore important
4.) Monetary incentive not main driver for LBA usage. At tractive brands/products by
far more important
5.) Customers: less students, more employees, less for mal education but with more
disposable Income and less privacy concerns
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann, Lehrstuhl für innovatives Markenmanagement (LiM), Universität Bremen
Thank You !
Questions ?