eMarketer Webinar: Smart Devices: Phones, Tablets & More--Opportunities for Marketers
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eMarketer Webinar: Smart Devices: Phones, Tablets & More--Opportunities for Marketers
- 1. Presented by: Noah Elkin Principal Analyst @noahelkin F E B R U A R Y 2 4 2 0 1 1 Smart Devices: Phones, Tablets and More—Opportunities for Marketers Sponsored by:
- 4. The number of US smartphone users will rise by nearly 50% from 2011 to 2015
- 5. Asia-Pacific and Western Europe lead the world in total smartphone users
- 6. US smartphone ownership is growing more quickly among recent phone buyers Twitter: #eMwebinar
- 7. The trend toward purchasing smartphones is also evident outside the US
- 8. Smartphone buyers want a device that is part of larger mobile media ecosystem
- 11. Apple’s iPad and onslaught of Android tablets will push global sales up five-fold by 2012
- 12. The iPad owns the tablet market…for now Twitter: #eMwebinar
- 13. US will account for the majority of near-term tablet demand
- 14. Tablet awareness and purchase intent are healthy, particularly among younger consumers
- 15. Death of the ereader appears to be premature
- 16. Rising Competition in Devices and Operating Systems
- 17. Apple’s iOS will remain the dominant US smartphone platform in 2011, but Android will pull ahead in 2012 Twitter: #eMwebinar
- 18. Android increasingly popular among recent smartphone purchasers
- 19. Android is the most popular smartphone platform among younger adults
- 20. On a global level, Android will also gain ground by 2014 Twitter: #eMwebinar
- 22. Tablets constitute an additional front in the same OS platform battle
- 24. Smartphone owners represent 80% of all US mobile internet users
- 25. Disparity between smartphone and feature phone users is growing Twitter: #eMwebinar
- 26. Mobile social networking is more prevalent among US smartphone users Source: comScore, “2010 Mobile Year in Review,” Feb 2011
- 27. Smartphone users in emerging markets over-index for many key retail activities Source: Accenture, “Retail Applications of Mobile,” Dec 2010
- 28. Tablets have quickly become daily fixtures for many activities
- 29. Opportunity for tablets in the enterprise is growing Source: ChangeWave Research, Dec 2011
- 30. Marketing and Advertising Implications
- 31. Global executives see multiple platform usage as a key trend affecting their business
- 32. Marketers see advertising opportunities on a range of smart devices Twitter: #eMwebinar
- 34. Growth in free apps outpaced that of paid apps across every OS platform in 2010
- 35. Paid app prices are decreasing…
- 36. … while in-app purchases are emerging as a more important revenue stream for developers and brands
- 37. To get noticed, brands should market their apps across multiple channels
- 38. Smartphone users are more likely to recall seeing ads…
- 39. … but variations in other brand metrics between smartphone and feature phone users are minimal Twitter: #eMwebinar
- 40. Tablet owners are more receptive to a range of advertising formats
- 42. Ray Pun | Senior Manager, Product Marketing Mobile Solutions Overview
- 43. Mobile Value Proposition Collect the right data Compelling Experiences Data-driven Decisions
- 44. Benefits of Mobile Solutions Mobile Sites Mobile Apps Video Feature Phone Smart Phone Tablet Online Marketing Suite A (CONTROL) B (ALTERNATE) Mobile Sites Mobile Apps Video
- 47. Smart Devices: Phones, Tablets and More — Opportunities for Marketers Questions & Answers Registrants will receive an email tomorrow that includes a link to view the deck and webinar recording. For more discussion, please join us after the webinar on LinkedIn. Search for the eMarketer Group and click on Discussions. To learn about eMarketer Total Access please visit www.emarketer.com /products or contact us: (800) 405-0844 or [email_address] Presented by: Noah Elkin Principal Analyst, eMarketer, Inc. @noahelkin Twitter Hashtag: #eMwebinar Sponsored by :
Editor's Notes
- Thank you to everyone for joining us for this morning. We ’ve got a pretty packed agenda. We ’re going to start off by setting the context for the mobile marketing opportunity, looking at 7 key mobile usage and device trends. What we’re starting to see, unlike in past years, is the combination of a critical mass of users, with the right kinds of devices, and using those devices in ways that make them more receptive to marketers and content. Part of this is the degree to which the category of mobility has changed thanks to the evolution of devices. Your audience is not just using phones but now, thanks to the arrival of the iPad, they ’re now using tablets as well. So we ’ll take a look at some of those trends and what the implications are for targeting this changing breed of always-on consumer. We ’ll also take a look at the mobile marketing landscape. And because much of the engagement on mobile devices is being driven by applications, we’ll look at where the opportunities lie for reaching consumers through apps. Then we ’ll focus on some specific examples and best practices across 3 key industries – automotive, consumer products and retail We ’ll conclude with some key takeaways and then we’ll segue into the Q&A.
- The bottom line: Smartphone owners still represent a minority of mobile users, but their ranks are growing at a faster pace than feature phone owners. Consumer interest in acquiring smarter mobile devices is rising, particularly in emerging markets, where smartphones represent many users’ primary mobile internet access device. Marketers should closely monitor these trends over the next 12 to 18 months.
- The bottom line: Smartphone owners still represent a minority of mobile users, but their ranks are growing at a faster pace than feature phone owners. Consumer interest in acquiring smarter mobile devices is rising, particularly in emerging markets, where smartphones represent many users’ primary mobile internet access device. Marketers should closely monitor these trends over the next 12 to 18 months.
- Among consumers ages 6 to 12, the iPad ranked first, nearly double the rate of all consumers – 31%.
- Thank you to everyone for joining us for this morning. We ’ve got a pretty packed agenda. We ’re going to start off by setting the context for the mobile marketing opportunity, looking at 7 key mobile usage and device trends. What we’re starting to see, unlike in past years, is the combination of a critical mass of users, with the right kinds of devices, and using those devices in ways that make them more receptive to marketers and content. Part of this is the degree to which the category of mobility has changed thanks to the evolution of devices. Your audience is not just using phones but now, thanks to the arrival of the iPad, they ’re now using tablets as well. So we ’ll take a look at some of those trends and what the implications are for targeting this changing breed of always-on consumer. We ’ll also take a look at the mobile marketing landscape. And because much of the engagement on mobile devices is being driven by applications, we’ll look at where the opportunities lie for reaching consumers through apps. Then we ’ll focus on some specific examples and best practices across 3 key industries – automotive, consumer products and retail We ’ll conclude with some key takeaways and then we’ll segue into the Q&A.
- Thank you to everyone for joining us for this morning. We ’ve got a pretty packed agenda. We ’re going to start off by setting the context for the mobile marketing opportunity, looking at 7 key mobile usage and device trends. What we’re starting to see, unlike in past years, is the combination of a critical mass of users, with the right kinds of devices, and using those devices in ways that make them more receptive to marketers and content. Part of this is the degree to which the category of mobility has changed thanks to the evolution of devices. Your audience is not just using phones but now, thanks to the arrival of the iPad, they ’re now using tablets as well. So we ’ll take a look at some of those trends and what the implications are for targeting this changing breed of always-on consumer. We ’ll also take a look at the mobile marketing landscape. And because much of the engagement on mobile devices is being driven by applications, we’ll look at where the opportunities lie for reaching consumers through apps. Then we ’ll focus on some specific examples and best practices across 3 key industries – automotive, consumer products and retail We ’ll conclude with some key takeaways and then we’ll segue into the Q&A.
- Thank you to everyone for joining us for this morning. We ’ve got a pretty packed agenda. We ’re going to start off by setting the context for the mobile marketing opportunity, looking at 7 key mobile usage and device trends. What we’re starting to see, unlike in past years, is the combination of a critical mass of users, with the right kinds of devices, and using those devices in ways that make them more receptive to marketers and content. Part of this is the degree to which the category of mobility has changed thanks to the evolution of devices. Your audience is not just using phones but now, thanks to the arrival of the iPad, they ’re now using tablets as well. So we ’ll take a look at some of those trends and what the implications are for targeting this changing breed of always-on consumer. We ’ll also take a look at the mobile marketing landscape. And because much of the engagement on mobile devices is being driven by applications, we’ll look at where the opportunities lie for reaching consumers through apps. Then we ’ll focus on some specific examples and best practices across 3 key industries – automotive, consumer products and retail We ’ll conclude with some key takeaways and then we’ll segue into the Q&A.
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