#Mobilize Tomer Cohen Mobile Group Product Lead, LinkedIn @cohentomer
Mobilize
Sep 20, 2014
Keeping Up with Your Mobile-Savvy Consumers
It’s abundantly clear that the mobile space is evolving at a rapid pace with no signs of slowing down. We know that consumers are addicted to their mobile devices and mobile internet usage is projected to trump desktop usage this year, so why isn’t your marketing plan focusing on your mobile consumers? Join Tomer Cohen from LinkedIn as he discusses how to keep up and capitalize your marketing efforts with the on-the-go, mobile-savvy consumer.
Attendees will learn how to:
Set and exceed mobile engagement goals
Anticipate the wants & needs of your audience
Leverage mobile marketing to delight your audience and grow your revenue
It’s abundantly clear that the mobile space is evolving at a rapid pace with no signs of slowing down. We know that consumers are addicted to their mobile devices and mobile internet usage is projected to trump desktop usage this year, so why isn’t your marketing plan focusing on your mobile consumers? Join Tomer Cohen from LinkedIn as he discusses how to keep up and capitalize your marketing efforts with the on-the-go, mobile-savvy consumer.
Attendees will learn how to:
Set and exceed mobile engagement goals
Anticipate the wants & needs of your audience
Leverage mobile marketing to delight your audience and grow your revenue
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#Mobilize
Tomer CohenMobile Group Product Lead, LinkedIn
@cohentomer
no·mo·pho·bi·a(noun) : a pathological fear or dread of not having one's
mobile phone
mobile moment
time
% of traffic /revenue
mobile moment
25%
44%
Singapore
Netherlands
Turkey>50%
>50%
>50%
>45%>45%
United Arab Emirates
>45% Sweden
Australia >45%
Denmark
38%
32%
UK
US
Brazil
India
Mobile is an opportunity.
Leverage mobile diversity.
Mobile first. Platform first.
Mobile is the 7th mass media revolution
Mobile is changing the world
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Television
1990
Internet
2000
Mobile
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40%
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Source: Chart adapted using data from 2009 edition of Forbes magazine, emarketer.com and KPCB Internet Trends 2011
PCSmartphone Internet TelephoneTelevision
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91% of them have their phone within arm’s reach.
82% of U.S. adults own a cellphone.
Source: http://pewinternet.org/Reports/2010/Cell-Phones-and-American-Adults/Overview.aspx
Sources: IDC March 2012, Gartner April 2013,
2012 2016
Smart phone
PC
Tablet
Per day…
= 100M
Every day there are 4.5x new mobile devices sold than babies born!
378K
1.3M
371K
Mobile is changing the world
78%EMAIL
73%WEB BROWSING MAPS/DIRECTIONS
64% 60%GAMES
GENERAL SEARCH
57%LOCAL SEARCH
46%READ NEWS, SPORTS
44%WATCH TV/VIDEO
37%
Source: IDC “Always Connected” Report - https://fb-public.app.box.com/s/3iq5x6uwnqtq7ki4q8wk
Smartphones are the central social, communication, and information tool in people’s lives
On mobile, content is kingOn mobile, content is king
Phone leads daily content consumption across desktop, television and tablet.
Phone TelevisionDesktop
Source: http://www.brafton.com/news/global-content-consumption-dominated-by-the-web-mobile-on-top
Mobile is an opportunity.
Leverage mobile diversity.
One size does not fit all
Oct 2010
Version 1.0
Who are our (mobile) users?
Aug 2011
Simplify
Always on with mobile
3am 6am 9am 12pm 3pm 6pm 9pm
Apr 2012
Focus on content
July 2012
Leapfrog
Promotions
Tracking
Internationalization
Deep Linking
Analytics
Automation
Personalization
A/BExperimentation
Page Load
User Segmentation Price
Point
LocationOperating
SystemApp
Version
Native vs. Touch Web
Screen Size
Connectivity
Time
DeviceType
Organic vs. Transactional
A lot to track = A lot to gain
More than 51% of emails are opened on Mobile
Make it…Simple to ReadEasy to TapEasy to Scroll
Before After
More than 51% of emails are opened on Mobile
Make it…Easy to Land
Native vs. HTML5
Organic vs. Transactional
Updates vs. Over-the-Air
AB Experimentation
OS Permissions Access
Push Notifications
Engagement
Payments
Apr 2013LinkedIn Phone
Oct 2013LinkedIn Tablet
Constant state of reinvention
Every app should fulfill a wish
Mobile is an opportunity.
Leverage mobile diversity.
Mobile first. Platform first.
Mobile first. Platform first
1. App Permissions - Opt in vs. Opt out
2. Organic vs. Transactional Behavior
3. Walled Garden vs. Open Playground
Mobile is an opportunity.
Leverage mobile diversity.
Mobile first. Platform first.
Thank You!
Tomer CohenMobile Group Product Lead, LinkedIn
@cohentomer
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