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Mobile Game Changers #14 Case Studies into Mobile Word-of-Mouth Marketing Event: 33 Talent - Innovation Hydration event - 5th June 2014 Bartini Kitchen, Singapura Presentation by: Ville Kulmala Twitter: @villekulmala Contents 1. Mobile Web for Mobile Marketing - Case for Mobile Web as mobile marketing tool 2. Mobile Word-of-Mouth - How to take advantage of WOMM in a mobile web 3. Social Mobile – The Big Picture - Past, current and future of mobile social media --- It’s an App World - The Web Just Lives in It Look more closely. Besides gaming it is all web content browsing.  --- Positioning - Mobile Web vs. Native Native apps and mobile web have differentiating positioning for a client interaction.  Mobile Web - Linkable - Searchable - Shareable - Trackable Native Apps - Mobile interface for web browsing --- Mobile Marketing Perspective “Funnel” Mobile Web vs. Native - User acqusition differences Native apps and mobile web continue to grow on separate paths. Discovery Mobile Web Loyalty Native (web too..)  --- Mobile Word of Mouth  What are your 3C’s ? Complete Consumer Cycle “Consider your customer’s full interaction cycle”  --- Case Study - Travel Industry Case for Hotel Bookings apps (red). Case for Photo Sharing apps (blue). • Most interactions only focused on one step • Relative importance of other customer interactions ignored. • All steps should be considered for mobile marketing strategy.  --- Case Study – High Impact Facebook Spotify Truly mobile advertising platform Spotify owns complete customer profile AUDIO + VISUAL  --- Case Study – High Impact Facebook On May 21 - the music streaming service announced that it hit 10 million subscribers and 40 million active users. Case Study – High Impact Facebook API for Social Mobile marketing for both 1) Seamless Physical (Audio) and 2) Digital (Social Media)  --- Case Study – Web-Only Mobile Content Financial Times – Web App • Reading offline – saving a shortcut to your home screen so you can read it offline, at any time, just like one of our existing apps. • Web browser access – no download needed. • All access – one registration or subscription will offer customers access to FT content through a range of devices or on a PC. • Speed – the new app offers improved performance. • Automatic updates – instant product improvements with no need to download new versions of the app.  --- Case Study – High Impact Twitter Nike + FuelBand --- Case Study – High Impact Twitter Fitbit, Jawbone, Samsung, Apple, Tizen, etc..  --- Case Study – Social Mobile - LINE LINE is biggest social media (mobile) competitor to Facebook outside of China. Users: 440M Global - 28M+ Thailand (Active)  --- Case Study – Social Mobile - LINE Thailand based startup aCommerce enable flash sales through LINE.  ---TRANSCRIPT
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Mobile Game Changers #14 33 Talent - Innovation Hydration event - 5th June 2014 Bartini Kitchen, Singapura Ville Kulmala Twitter: @villekulmala
Copyright 2014 Spark Technologies. All Rights Reserved. Spark Technologies Confidential and Proprietary Information
Mobile Game Changers
1. Mobile Web for Mobile Marketing
• Case for Mobile Web as mobile marketing tool
2. Mobile Word-of-Mouth
• How to take advantage of WOMM in a mobile web
3. Social Mobile – The Big Picture
• Past, current and future of mobile social media
Copyright 2014 Spark Technologies. All Rights Reserved. Spark Technologies Confidential and Proprietary Information
Who am I? Ville Kulmala (Finland) • Over 15 years in technology industry. Technology and
Business Consulting for global companies such as Nokia, Accenture, ING, ABN AMRO, Heineken, LibertyGlobal, KPN, Areva, Logica and Fortis. as well as striving startups.
• Mobile Spark is a mobile consultancy, based in The
Netherlands and Hong Kong. • Chairman for a large regional mobile industry platform -
Mobile Monday Thailand.
Copyright 2014 Spark Technologies. All Rights Reserved. Spark Technologies Confidential and Proprietary Information
Mobile Web for Mobile Marketing
It’s an App World - The Web Just Lives in It
Ref: 2014 - Flurry - Time spend on iOS & Android devices
Look more closely. Besides gaming it is all web content browsing.
Positioning - Mobile Web vs. Native Na#ve apps and mobile web have differen#a#ng posi#oning for a client interac#on.
Mobile Web ➔ Discovery - Linkable - Searchable - Shareable - Trackable Native Apps ➔ Loyalty - Mobile interface for web browsing Ref. Google
Mobile Marketing Perspective “Funnel” Mobile Web vs. Na.ve -‐ User acquisi+on differences Na#ve apps and mobile web con#nue to grow on separate paths.
Loyalty New Customer
Convert Exis#ng Customer
Loyal Customer / Evangelist
Mobile Web
Discovery
Na+ve (web too..)
Mobile Word of Mouth
What are your 3C’s ?
Complete Consumer Cycle “Consider your customer’s full interaction cycle”
Case Study - Travel Industry Case for Hotel Bookings apps (red). Case for Photo Sharing apps (blue). • Most interactions only
focused on one step • Relative importance of
other customer interactions ignored.
• All steps should be
considered for mobile marketing strategy.
Case Study – High Impact Facebook Spotify • Fully integrated mobile app to FB • Facebook Timeline since Jan 12 • Sharing enabled in-app • Artist pages link to Spotify • Facebook / Spotify partnership - hardware “All roads leads to listening music on Spotify” Truly mobile advertising platform AUDIO + Spotify owns complete customer profile VISUAL
Case Study – High Impact Facebook
On May 21 - the music streaming service announced that it hit 10 million subscribers and 40 million active users.
Case Study – High Impact Facebook API for Social Mobile marketing for both 1) Seamless Physical (Audio) and 2) Digital (Social Media)
Case Study – Web-Only Mobile Content Financial Times – Web App • Reading offline – saving a shortcut to your home screen so you can read it offline, at any time, just like one of our existing apps. • Web browser access – no download needed. • All access – one registration or subscription will offer customers access to FT content through a range of devices or on a PC. • Speed – the new app offers improved performance. • Automatic updates – instant product improvements with no need to download new versions of the app.
Case Study – High Impact Twitter Nike + FuelBand • Very popular product • iPad/iPhone Native App
(partner) • Integrated Twitter account
and missions
Yet • Facebook “separation” and
“monologue” • Physical device / App not
fully integrated
Case Study – High Impact Twitter Nike closing FuelBand. Social Investment Sticks. Competition is tough. Fitbit, Jawbone, Samsung, Apple, Tizen, etc..
Case Study – Social Mobile - LINE LINE is biggest social media (mobile) competitor to Facebook outside of China. Users: 440M Global - 28M+ Thailand (Active)
Case Study – Social Mobile - LINE Thailand based startup aCommerce enable flash sales through LINE.
Case Study – LINE-Commerce LINE-commerce is becoming very serious topic in Thailand. LINE’s flash sales event in the country saw 20,000 people shopping and browsing at one time.
What is LINE Flash sales? Exclusive product offering sent and bought directly through LINE’s social message once a week.
Case Study – Social Mobile - LINE LINE flash sales quite working solution for M-Commerce.
Case Study – Social Mobile - Tencent First WeChat Experience Store Opened by Chinese Discount Store Shopin
Case Study – Social Mobile - Tencent WeChat sold 388 Smart (Mercedes) cars in 3 minutes on a mobile. Transactional Marketing
Case Study – Social Mobile - Tencent WeChat user base 500 million users. Opening up to SME’s as a platform to sell anything, powered by e-commerce giant Tencent. Mobile Social platforms trending into a retail.
Social Mobile – The Big Picture
Social Macro perspective – 5 yrs ago
Social Macro Perspective – 4 yrs ago
Social Macro Perspective – 1 year ago
“110 million songs, albums and radio stations have been played 40 billion times” via Facebook-integrated apps and “1.47 million books have been shared.”
Social Macro Perspective – Future Facebook buys Oculus, MWC iBeacons, Apple health platform, integrated iOS 8, Similar hardware acquisitions Increasing amount of hardware to plug in to.
Social Macro Perspective – The Law
Mark Zuckerberg - 2008
Social Macro Perspective – The Law
Social Mobile Web • More sharing about everything, increase of sharing without ac+on • Facebook and others will expand their ecosystems to the mobile • More means to share, third party developers offer a way to tap in
to new opportuni#es on a mobile Take advantage of new mobile tools • Posi+on yourself for the growth – being first does pay off, but it
can be painful
Social Macro Perspective - The Future
Conclusion 1. Mobile Web Content for Marketing
Discovery - Mobile Web App is Discoverable 2. Social Mobile Word-of-Mouth Marketing
3C’s - Cover your Complete Customer Cycle 3. Integrating your Social Mobile Marketing efforts
Think Future - Position your mobile efforts for growth
Thank you! Ville Kulmala Twitter: @villekulmala