Integrating Social Campaigns into the Mobile World
1. How to Integrate Your
Social Media Campaign
Into the Mobile World
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Jamie Turner
Founder
60SecondMarketer.com
2. Introductions
• Speaker at events and
corporations around the
globe
• Regular guest on CNN
and HLN on the topic of
social media and mobile
marketing
You
Can
Also
Catch
Me
On
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4. Agenda
• How People Make Buying
Decisions
• 7 Marketing Secrets You
Can Apply to Any
Campaign
• Social Media Overview
• Mobile Marketing Facts
and Figures
• Combining Social Media
with Mobile Marketing
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9. Secret #1: People Buy for Emotional Reasons
Then Rationalize Their Purchase with Logic
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10. Secret #1: People Buy for Emotional Reasons
Then Rationalize Their Purchase with Logic
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11. • They under-report their
alcohol consumption
• The over-report how often
they have sex
• In one study, participants
were told a fluid they drank
would make them sick
• 80% felt sick
Secret #2: People Lie to Researchers.
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13. Secret #4: Consumers Don’t Think in Words. In Fact,
“Though” Neurons Light Up Before “Verbal” Neurons
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14. How the Brain Works
Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde
Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer what oredr the
ltteers in a word are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng
is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be in the rghit
pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you
can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm.
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15. Secret #5: The Secret to Increased Sales is to
Understand Your Customer’s “Hidden Motivators”
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16. Secret #6: Most Consumers Would Pay a 20% to
25% Premium for their Favorite Brand
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17. Secret #7: You No Longer Control Your Brand’s
Positioning. The Consumer Does.
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21. How the Fortune 500 Use Social Media
Branding: Use social media as a branding tool to build awareness and connect with customers
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22. E-Commerce: Drive prospects to an e-commerce landing page and convert those prospects to
customers
How the Fortune 500 Use Social Media
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How the Fortune 500 Use Social Media
23. How the Fortune 500 Use Social Media
Research: Use social media as a research tool to generate customer input and feedback
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24. How the Fortune 500 Use Social Media
Customer Retention: Use social media as a customer retention tool to reduce churn
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25. How the Fortune 500 Use Social Media
Lead Generation: Drive leads to a website and re-market to those leads, ultimately converting them
to customers
E-Newsletter
Email Marketing
YouTube Channel
Speeches
Live Events
Virtual Events
Webinars
eBooks
Twitter
Forums
Blog Postings
Your
Company
Mobile Apps
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27. How Consumers Use Smartphones
Source:
The
Mobile
Movement
Study
Check and send email (82%)
Read news articles (56%)
Look up directions (69%)
Listen to music/radio (45%)
Watch online videos (41%)
Play online games (39%)
Manage finances and bills (34%)
Look up sports information (38%)
Use a social networking website (63%)
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28. Mobile Media Facts and Figures
• 72 million Americans
accessed social networking
sites or blogs from their
mobile devices in August,
2011
• That’s a 37% increase in the
past year
• Most importantly, more than
half of mobile social
networkers accessed sites
on a near daily basis
Source:
comScore
MobiLens
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29. Mobile Media Facts and Figures
• Facebook, Twitter and
LinkedIn all grew their
mobile audiences by 50% in
the past year
• 70% of all mobile social
networkers have posted a
status update on from their
mobile devices
• One in three received a
coupon/offer/deal with one
Source:
comScore
MobiLens
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36. Tips on Using Location-Based Services
• First of all, claim your business
• Reward first-time visitors
• Change deals often
• Promote group check-ins. The
more in a group, the better the
deal
• Interact with customers. Make
them accomplish a small task
(Origami napkin) to redeem
• Promote to those checking-in
nearby
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38. Traditional Social on Mobile
• 55% of Twitter’s
traffic is from mobile
devices
• 60% of Pandora’s
traffic is from mobile
devices
• 43% of Facebook’s
traffic is from mobile
devices
Source:
Kleiner
Perkins,
Pandora,
Twi?er,
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49. Top 5 Take-Aways for Using Social
and Mobile
1. Target users who are on-the-go (e.g., Facebook: “First
5 people to visit our restaurant in the next 15 minutes
get free dessert!”)
2. Keep social/mobile updates short. People are on-the-
go!
3. Make your promotions local.
4. If you drive them to a mobile site, make it thumb
friendly. Keep form fields to a minimum or use simple
check boxes.
5. Provide a link to your regular site for those who want to
check out the full site.
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