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Artem Daniliants / LumoLink Mobile marketing Tallinn Marketing Week

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Artem Daniliants / LumoLink

Mobile marketingTallinn Marketing Week

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60%More than half of consumers’ digital time is spent on mobile devices

Source: According to comScore in June of 2014

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80%Four out of five local searches via mobile devices lead to a purchase,

often within a few hours. Compared with other devices, the mobile

phone showed the highest conversion rate, with nearly 80 percent

of mobile phone searches ending in a purchase. 

Source: http://searchenginewatch.com/sew/study/2339085/80-of-local-searches-on-mobile-phones-convert-study

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4 out of 5Google Insights has revealed every 4 out of 5 smartphone owners

prefer mobile shopping.

Source: http://blogs.pb.com/ecommerce/2011/11/14/cross-border-ecommerce-sales-should-deliver-a-nice-holiday-surprise/

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Location, location, location

• Location is a very good context

• Location can help you identify end goals and provide correct sales arguments

• You can tap into user’s location also on a web page

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Making use of location

• Ask user to provide a location

• Change front page of your site based on location

• Display close by points of interests

• Change sales arguments based on location

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Indoor positioning

• New technologies allow for very precise positioning indoor without GPS

• Countless use cases

• Where is ATM?

• Where is certain product shelf?

• Where am I now?

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Mobile users are goal oriented

• When I am in Tallinn and I search for a restaurant I am not “just browsing”

• Main goals usually are

• Book/Buy/Reserve

• Where?

• Is it open?

• How much does it cost?

• Make reaching these goals as easy as possible

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Finally a good use for Google+

• Using Google+ you can create a local listing

• Local listing allows

• To see if your business is open or not

• Calling

• Getting map directions

• Seeing ratings

• Browsing images

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Sometimes goal is just to pass the time

• People have favourite apps to “waste time”

• You need to provide people with an easy way to just browse and be able to stumble on cool stuff

• Personalisation is key here

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Shake it to estonia

• Most of the time user wants to just “browse”

• Browsing process should learn my likes and dislikes

• Buying should be simple

• I should be able to save interesting stuff for later

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Mobile users are impulsive

• Reward users who are filling to take action now

• Make paying a “one click” affair

• Make purchasing decision safe (free returns, reviews etc)

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Mobile users have their own content

• Incorporate user’s content into your mobile marketing campaign

• User’s are much more willing to share brand message if it feature’s their own content

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Laplication

• Allows users to create live northern lights anywhere

• Stunning images can be shared on social networks

• Application also shows how far are you from Lapland

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Mobile phone comes with a camera

• Camera can be used to provided “augmented reality”

• It can also scan QR and bar codes

• On Android devices you can manipulate camera from a web page

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Ikea augmented reality catalogue

• Allows you to see how furniture looks inside your home

• Requires paper catalogue

• Very cool novelty factor

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Mobile users are not always online

• Roaming is expensive

• Especially outside of EU

• Sometimes connection is spotty (metro etc)

• In some cases using an offline application creates an advantage (offline maps, offline catalog etc)

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Mobile users hate filling out forms

• How many times have you filled a lengthy form on a mobile device?

• Make barrier to entry as low as possible

• Use login functionality provided by social media networks such as Facebook

• Utilise personalisation, location context and device information (such as language) to make smart assumptions

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52%A study published by the Internet Advertising Bureau reveals that

52% of the gaming audience is made up of women. That’s right – the

majority of people playing games are women.

Source: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/sep/17/women-video-games-iab

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Gamification on a budget

• Gamification can be as simple as “send SMS and get a surprise deal from us”

• Remember to require opt-in

• Be very careful with SMS marketing not to be spammy

• Provide a way to opt-out

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Get in touch!

email: [email protected] tel: +358 50 40 44 299

www: www.lumolink.com

Thank you!

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• https://www.flickr.com/photos/27073477@N00/7065570887/

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