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MOBILE MARKETING 2014

Mobile Marketing 2014

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An overview of the rise of mobile, mobile marketing and key trends to look for in 2014.

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MOBILE MARKETING 2014

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WHY MOBILE?

WHY MOBILE?

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MOBILE PENETRATION

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MOBILE BROADBAND PENETRATION

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MOBILE SUBSCRIPTIONS

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–ERIC SCHMIDT, EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, GOOGLE

“The trend has been that mobile was

winning.It’s now won.”

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MOBILE

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36,000,000 82,109,000

63,395,574 54,861,245

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87%SMARTPHONE USERS SEARCH FOR LOCAL INFORMATION VIA

THEIR PHONE

39%SMARTPHONE USERS HAVE

MADE A PURCHASE VIA THEIR PHONE

62%SMARTPHONE PENETRATION AS

A PERCENTAGE OF THE POPULATION

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• 1 in 7 people worldwide own a smartphone

• The average person in the UK has access to 5.4 devices

• 1 in 4 online searches are conducted with mobile devices

• In one day, more smartphones are activated than babies are born

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• 48% of marketers intend to increase mobile spend in 2014

• Mobile traffic in 2013 grew to 58% of all online traffic, an increase of 42% over 2012

• Sales completed via mobile devices grew 63% year over year, and exceeding 45% of total online sales

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• 80.8% of users read email on mobile devices

• 4.2 billion people use mobile devices to access social media

• 91% of all people on Earth have a mobile phone, and 50% of mobile phone users use their phone as their primary method of getting online

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MOBILE IS THE ONLY SHOW IN TOWN…

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MOBILE MARKETING

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–STEPHANIE BAGHDASSARIAN, DIRECTOR, GARTNER

“Growth will be fuelled by improved market conditions, such as provider consolidation,

measurement standardisation and new targeting technologies, along with a

sustained interest in the mobile medium from advertisers.”

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UK MOBILE AD SPEND (£BN)

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GLOBAL MOBILE AD SPEND ($BN)

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– CLARK FREDRICKSEN, VP, EMARKETER

“Two years ago Facebook and Twitter had no mobile ad business. Today the companies earn between a third and half, respectively,

of all revenues from mobile ads.”

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GOOGLE

• Earned 42% of all ad revenue in the US via mobile

• Google services are the top web property on smartphones, reaching 87 percent of the mobile audience through apps and mobile browsing

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FACEBOOK

• Facebook's UK digital display ad spend was £279m in 2013

• Mobile advertising accounted for approximately half of total digital income

• As of January 2014, 53% of ad revenue driven by mobile

• Facebook controlled 16% of the global mobile ad market in 2013

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TWITTER

• Mobile ad revenues up from £1m in 2011 to £44m in 2013

• Acquisition of MoPub strengthens the mobile ad market

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APPLE

• iOS continues to be the mobile platform driving the most global mobile advertising revenue, 50% in the second quarter of 2013

• The iPhone accounted for 36% of ad revenue while Android phones accounted for just under 28%.

• iBeacon roll-out has commenced

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WHAT WE LEARNED IN 2013

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46% …of users won’t come back to a website that

didn’t load properly on their screen the first time round

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50% …of all mobile searches lead to a purchase

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57% …of users won’t recommend companies with a

poor mobile presence

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59% …of users find mobile ads “useful”

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60% …of Twitter’s ad revenue that will come from

mobile ads in 2014

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70% …of customers welcome mobile ads

…of mobile searches lead to action within 1 hour…of online searches lead to action within 1 month

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85% …of users prefer native apps to mobile websites

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60% …of users prefer the mobile web over apps when

researching products and prices online

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PREDICTIONS FOR 2014

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PROGRAMMATIC

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LOCATION

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VIDEO

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MICROCONTENT

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FRICTIONLESS

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CUSTOMERS IN 2014

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CROWDSHAPED

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WEBSITE

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APPS

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ECOSYSTEM

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DIGITAL STRATEGY

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CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

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