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mCordis Proprietary 2015 Mobile versus Mobility: A New Era of Connectivity and Shopper & Consumer Engagement Putting mobile at the heart of marketing Michael Becker Co-founder & Managing Partner @wearemcordis

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    Mobile versus Mobility: A New Era of Connectivity and

    Shopper & Consumer Engagement

    Putting mobile at the heart of marketing

    Michael Becker Co-founder & Managing Partner

    @wearemcordis

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    Presentation Access Request

    This is an abbreviated version of the

    presentation delivered by Michael Becker on March 12 during The

    DMA Mobile Marketing Day 2015.

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    Mobile Evolution

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    Mobile…its evolving

    January 13, 1946

    1966

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    1983 1990s 2000 2005 2007 2010 2013

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    Print Recordings Cinema Radio TV Internet Mobile

    The 7th mass media

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    Classroom video

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    Landline phones are endangered species

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    We’re never far away

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    < Source: Unilever, 2012

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    < Source: United Nations, 2013

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    Mobile is Social

    Source: Merkle 2014

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    US Media Consumption – 90% across digital screens 2009~2014 TV drops from 45% to 36%, mobile grows from 3.7% to 22% in same time period!

    Source: eMarketer, 2013

    Mobile, 22%

    TV 36%

    Desktop, 17.7%

    Radio, 11%

    Print, 3.5%

    Consumer Media Time Allocation 2013

    Other, 1.9%

    Source: eMarketer, 2014

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    Maslow’s ‘Hierarchy of Needs’ Revisited

    Connectivity

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    Linear vs. Non-Linear approach to engagement

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    DIGITAL INFLUENCES

    36% USE DEVICE BEFORE OR

    84%

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    MOBILITY CAUSES & ENABLES IRREVO

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    CONNECT ME HELP ME FIND UPDATE ME ORGANISE ME INFORM ME ENTERTAIN ME LET ME BUY LET ME SHARE

    MATCHING MOBILE ‘NEED STATES’

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    BrandSpark’s Global Shopper Studies among over 250,000 shoppers uncover major concerns and behaviours of shoppers around the world. Shopper Army will make this information available to shoppers for the first time

    Value, Health, Convenience, Trust…

    Source: 2014 BrandSpark Canadian Shopper Trends Study. Copyright © BrandSpark International. All Rights Reserved.

  • mCordis Proprietary 2015 CICERO 80BC

    “If you wish to persuade me, you must think my thoughts, feel my feelings and speak my words.” CICERO 80BC

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    The Marketer’s Role…

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    Chumming

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    Realization

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    “We Need a Bigger Boat!”

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    Total U.S. Marketing Services & Media Spend

    $390 Billion Advertising Age, 2014

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    The Path to Purchase

    Awareness Consideration Purchase Adoption Advocacy

    1889 – PRESENT One to many broadcast marketing

    Loyalty Advocacy

    1993 – PRESENT One to one relationship marketing

    2007 – PRESENT One to one to many relationship marketing

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    Content is the one thing the all media in common

    EARNED

    PAID SHARED

    OWNED

    Content

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    "Content builds relationships. Relationships are built on trust. Trust drives revenue." - Andrew Davis, Author, Brandscaping

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    “Content is not king. Conversation is king. Content is just something to talk about.” CORY DOCTOROW

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    Marketing Today: Two Views

    Activity

    Omni-channel

    Multi/Cross-channel

    Audience “customer’s” View

    “marketer’s” view

    The Experience

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    Digital-social-mobile marketing Traditional marketing

    Marketing

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    The Marketing Orchestra THE NEW ROLE

    OF THE

    CMO

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    Mobile Media Elements

    Mobile Presence (Temporal/Persistent) • Mobile Web (native/responsive/progressive) • Mobile App (native/hybrid)

    Mobile Messaging • Text • Multimedia • Email • USSD • Bluetooth* • Push notifications* *Requires an app

    Physical media triggers • Visual search (e.g. QR, Image, Wartermark) • Audio search (Shazam) • Star Star • Common short codes • Proximity triggers (Audio, BLE, NFC, RFID) • Social media

    Mobile Advertising Formats • Text • Display • Search • Native • Rich Media • Video/Interactive Video • Audio • Mobile SEO
 Mobile Enablers • Commerce: proximity, m-commerce,

    remittance, mobile wallets • Augmented reality • Location • Loyalty & CRM • Social • Analytics and targeting • Search • Sensors

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    “THE ONLY WAY TO PREDICDT THE FUTURE IS TO CREATE IT”

    PETER DRUCKER

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    "Mobile is becoming a front door with Target, that's really where we're going.” Casey Carl, Target's president of omni-channel strategy and experiences (2014)

    Source: Internet Retailer

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    “The medium is the message.“

    MARCHAL MCLUHAN

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    The Internet of Everything

    2015 (actually 2009)

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    By 2017,

    87% of connected devices

    will be

    smartphones or

    tablets

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    Mainframes(centralized)

    PCs (dedicated) The Internet(connected)

    Smarthones (compueron every person)

    Internet of Everything(ComputingEverywhere

    Mainframes (centralized)

    PCs (dedicated)

    The Internet (connected)

    Smartphones (computer on every

    person)

    Internet of Everything (Computing Everywhere

    Time

    $ Evolution of computing

    Wave 1

    Wave 2

    Wave 3

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    CONNECTIVITY LEADIN TO

    QUANTIFIED SELF

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    sextillion connections

    Source: Cicsco, 2013

    50~100 Billion Connected Devices

    2020

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    MOBILITY IS LEADING TO

    QUANTIFIED CUSTOMER

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    “Our competitive set is no longer Omnicom and IPG and Publicis. It is Nielsen and GFK. It’s the data companies.” WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell. Source Harvard Business Review March 2013

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    IoE will generate $19 trillion in economic benefit to society

    over the next ten years, 11% will be

    captured by retail. (Cisco, 2014)

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    Data – the new black gold and the 6Vs

    • Volume • Variety • Velocity • Veracity • Visualization • Value

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    Personal Data Exchange Marketplace

    PDEM 1.0

    Data Brokers

    (3rd Party)

    Commercial Organizations (1st/2nd Party)

    Media & Advertisers (3rd Party)

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    People

    Regulators

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    MASTERING DATA SCIENCE COLLECTION / ANALYSIS /APPENDING / REFINING / INTUITING / ACTING

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    Required Data Types

    None Demographic Behavior Transaction Behavior, Transaction Behavior, Transaction, Preference

    0% - Anonymous

    - Public

    - Identified

    - Acquainted

    - Engaged

    - Intimate

    Mass

    Informed

    Segmented

    Targeted

    Recognized

    Personalized

    Brands/Advertisers are here

    Brands/Advertisers think they are here

    Brands/Advertiser should and can be here

    Advancing Engagement

    Source: Waterfall

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    Worldwide CMOs: What will have biggest impact by 2020?

    Internet of Things

    Real-time Personal transactions

    Wearable tech

    Virtual reality

    Privacy Other

    Jan’ 15

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    CREEPY

    CLEV

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    PRIVACY IS NOT BINARY

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    “Permission is a process, not a moment.” Seth Godin

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    DATA ABOUT ME

    MY DATA

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    A NEW ERA FOR PRIVACY

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    The meaning of privacy

    “Privacy is the claim of individuals, groups or institutions to determine for themselves when, how, and to

    what extent information about them is communicated to others.”

    (Westin, 1968)

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    63 DESIGNDISTSRICT.COM

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    “A personalized internet is a better internet. To get here we need to have transparency and afford the individual control. It comes down to being able to make a statement that users own their data, which they can examine, take it with them to other sites and vendors that they trust more in a market that helps people make these trade-offs and decisions.” Marissa Mayer, CEO, Yahoo! (Jan. ‘15)

    http://www.thedrum.com/news/2015/01/23/yahoo-s-marissa-mayer-some-internet-vendors-are-not-being-transparent-enough-data

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    EPICENTRES OF DATA FIRST PARTY DATABASE SOCIAL NETWORKS / MOBILE OPERATORS / RETAILERS/ FINANCIAL SERVICE Co’s CONSUMER - DIRECT

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    Digital Secure Distribution

    Connected Devices

    Personal Information Cloud

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    “A 20-year business cycle in which the most successful enterprises will reinvent themselves to systematically understand and serve increasingly powerful customers.”

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    Foundations of competition have changes

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    “Putting mobile first isn’t fitting a responsive desktop design into a mobile screen, it isn’t even a project. It is about making mobile an irrevocable and indispensable part of our business. It’s about connecting our stories to everybody and the world around them, wherever they may be, on every occasion, by enabling desire and the instant before. It’s about allowing mobile to do what it does best, which is the same thing we do best: connecting people.” One day all brands and all marketers will view mobile with the same clarity.

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    Six Master Themes

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    Six Master Themes

    OMNI-CHANNEL MARKETING (CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS

    ARE SET BY EVERY INTERACTION)

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    Six Master Themes

    BRANDS AS PLATFORMS , COLLECTION OF

    EXPERIENCES LEAD BY CONTENT AND ENGAGEMENT

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    Six Master Themes

    MARKETING AUTOMATION

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    Six Master Themes

    DIRECT TWO-WAY

    RELATIONSHIP WITH CONSUMERS

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    Six Master Themes

    MOBILITY AS THE BRIDGE BETWEEN PHYSICAL &

    DIGITAL WORLDS

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    Six Master Themes

    DATA & PRIVACY

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    Connecting, engaging and influencing customers with and through mobile. SOURCE: mCordis, 2014

    Mobile Marketing

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    “IT IS NOT THE STRONGEST OF THE SPECIES THAT SURVIVES, NOR THE MOST INTELLIGENT, BUT THE ONE MOST RESPONSIVE TO CHANGE.” CHARLES DARWIN

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    Slide Number 1Presentation Access RequestMobile EvolutionMobile…its evolvingSlide Number 5Slide Number 6Slide Number 7Slide Number 8Landline phones are endangered speciesWe’re never far awaySlide Number 11Slide Number 12Mobile is SocialSlide Number 14Maslow’s ‘Hierarchy of Needs’ RevisitedSlide Number 16Slide Number 17Slide Number 18Slide Number 19Slide Number 20Value, Health, Convenience, Trust…Slide Number 22The Marketer’s Role…Slide Number 24ChummingRealization Slide Number 27Slide Number 28Slide Number 29The Path to PurchaseContent is the one thing the all media in commonSlide Number 32Slide Number 33Marketing Today: Two ViewsSlide Number 35The Marketing OrchestraSlide Number 37Mobile Media ElementsSlide Number 39Slide Number 40Slide Number 41Slide Number 42The Internet of EverythingSlide Number 44Evolution of computingSlide Number 46Slide Number 47Slide Number 48Slide Number 49Slide Number 50Data – the new black gold and the 6VsPersonal Data Exchange MarketplaceSlide Number 53Advancing EngagementWorldwide CMOs: �What will have biggest impact by 2020?Slide Number 56Slide Number 57Slide Number 58Slide Number 59Slide Number 60A New ERA FOR PRIVACYThe meaning of privacySlide Number 63Slide Number 64Slide Number 65Digital Secure DistributionSlide Number 67Foundations of competition have changesSlide Number 69Slide Number 70Slide Number 71Six Master ThemesSix Master ThemesSix Master ThemesSix Master ThemesSix Master ThemesSix Master ThemesMobile MarketingSlide Number 79Slide Number 80