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WELCOME 
10.15.2014 WEDNESDAY 11 AM PDT 
Hosted by: 
Kevin Almeida 
Market Researcher, FunMobility
• In business for 14 years 
• Reached over 60 million consumers 
• Over 10 billion mobile engagements
Fundamental Best Practices 
Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci 
Branding on Mobile 
Direct Response 
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2 
3 
4
1 Fundamental Best Practices 
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication” 
-Leonardo Da Vinci
1 Fundamental Best Practices 
• Smaller screens don’t have to be a 
limitation—but don’t repurpose desktop 
creative. 
• Embrace the “mobile mindset.” Goal-oriented, 
quick and to the point. That goes for creative 
design, too. 
• Creative must be effective at a glance: 
• Easy-to-read font, 8 words or fewer 
• Simple images 
• High-contrast colors 
Big things from small pictures: The Mona Lisa is only 21” wide
1 Fundamental Best Practices 
As of 2014, 
the average American’s attention span lasts only 8 seconds. 
(which is how long it took me to read that sentence)
1 Fundamental Best Practices 
As of 2014, 
the average American’s attention span lasts only 8 seconds. 
(which is how long it took me to read that sentence)
Track & Optimize 
1 Fundamental Best Practices 
Targeting on mobile is powerful, but a bi-annual Run 
of Network campaign can reveal interest in unexpected 
places 
• Phase out under-performing publishers 
• Be suspicious of over-performing publishers 
• Identify your real KPI; don’t make it all about clicks!
2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci 
“People of accomplishment rarely sat back and let things happen to 
them. They went out and happened to things.” 
-Leonardo Da Vinci
2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci 
Don’t be afraid 
to experiment with 
new ideas
2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci 
Mobile is more than just a tiny computer 
• Touchscreen 
• Camera 
• Phone 
• GPS 
• PassBook 
If you want to make a 
difference, 
you have to be different
Be a master of all things
2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci 
Be a master of all things 
Mobile is no longer a “channel.” 
Content should be discoverable across: 
All Devices 
• Smartphone 
• Tablet 
• Desktop 
• Laptop 
All Media 
• Paid Media 
• Owned Media 
• In-Store Media 
• Earned Social Media 
Mobile landing pages should be responsive, for optimal display on desktop devices as well
2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci 
Never underestimate the power of the “selfie”
2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci 
Never underestimate the power of the “selfie” 
For those born in the 90s or later, life revolves around the camera 
The mobile camera is “important or “very important” 91% 
Use the camera every single day 37% 
Use the camera at least once a week 87% 
Primarily use their camera to post to social media 76% 
Source: Mitek Systems, Millennial Study 2014
2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci 
Never underestimate the power of the “selfie” 
• Creating and sharing images is more important to young 
Millennials than: 
• Texting 
• Games 
• Email 
• Google 
• Facebook 
• More than a third (37%) of Millennials say they can’t go a day 
without using their mobile camera 
Leonardo Da 
Vinci 
Source: Mitek Systems, Millennial Study 2014
2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci 
Never underestimate the power of the “selfie” 
If you ignore the camera, you’re ignoring the key 
mobile behavior of Young Millennials.
3. Branding on Mobile 
“Painting is poetry that is seen rather than felt.” 
-Leonardo Da Vinci
Branding Campaign: 
“Photo Booth” 
3 Branding on Mobile
Here’s how it works: 
Point of discovery 
(i.e. mobile display ad) 
3 Branding on Mobile 
Branded Photo Editor Snap, edit, or upload images 
CLICK
Here’s how it works: 
New point of discovery, Engagement Page 
with built-in link 
Social Share 
CLICK 
3 Branding on Mobile
Results: 
• 70% of users created 
branded baseball cards 
• 50% of cards created 
were shared 
3 Branding on Mobile
3 Branding on Mobile 
Benefits of this campaign: 
Measurable, branding-centric KPI’s (not just click-through rate) 
• Engagement 
• Social Share 
Extended reach 
• Earned social media 
Promote recall 
• User-Generated Content 
Works across mobile and desktop devices
3 Branding on Mobile 
Mobile is intimate, personal, and interactive. Branding 
campaigns should go deeper than a single click.
“Knowing is not enough. We must apply.” 
-Leonardo Da Vinci 
4 Direct Response
4 Direct Response 
Build your direct response campaigns around 
mobile behaviors and functionality
4 Direct Response 
If you want to prioritize brick-and-mortar 
conversions, target smartphone owners 
• Active decision making context, out-and-about 
If you want to prioritize mCommerce 
conversions, target tablet owners 
• Higher disposable income. 55% of mCommerce 
conversions.
4 Direct Response 
Benefits of this campaign: 
• Mobile consumers are typically further down the purchase funnel 
when they hit your content, more likely to convert 
• Can attribute ROI to every unique engagement event 
• Low-friction, multi-tiered experience 
• Coupons
4 Direct Response 
Benefits of this campaign: 
You went through the trouble of creating & A/B 
testing this engaging direct response experience, why 
limit your reach to one media channel? 
Distribute your landing page via: 
• Text Message (SMS/MMS) Campaigns 
• Your mobile website 
• Your social presence
You will be emailed a recording of this presentation. 
Questions? 
Contact us at 
sales@funmobility.com 
marketing@funmobility.com 
Thank You 
Hosted by: 
Kevin Almeida 
Market Researcher, FunMobility

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Become a Mobile Advertising Da Vinci

  • 1. WELCOME 10.15.2014 WEDNESDAY 11 AM PDT Hosted by: Kevin Almeida Market Researcher, FunMobility
  • 2. • In business for 14 years • Reached over 60 million consumers • Over 10 billion mobile engagements
  • 3. Fundamental Best Practices Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci Branding on Mobile Direct Response 1 2 3 4
  • 4. 1 Fundamental Best Practices “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication” -Leonardo Da Vinci
  • 5. 1 Fundamental Best Practices • Smaller screens don’t have to be a limitation—but don’t repurpose desktop creative. • Embrace the “mobile mindset.” Goal-oriented, quick and to the point. That goes for creative design, too. • Creative must be effective at a glance: • Easy-to-read font, 8 words or fewer • Simple images • High-contrast colors Big things from small pictures: The Mona Lisa is only 21” wide
  • 6. 1 Fundamental Best Practices As of 2014, the average American’s attention span lasts only 8 seconds. (which is how long it took me to read that sentence)
  • 7. 1 Fundamental Best Practices As of 2014, the average American’s attention span lasts only 8 seconds. (which is how long it took me to read that sentence)
  • 8. Track & Optimize 1 Fundamental Best Practices Targeting on mobile is powerful, but a bi-annual Run of Network campaign can reveal interest in unexpected places • Phase out under-performing publishers • Be suspicious of over-performing publishers • Identify your real KPI; don’t make it all about clicks!
  • 9. 2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci “People of accomplishment rarely sat back and let things happen to them. They went out and happened to things.” -Leonardo Da Vinci
  • 10. 2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci Don’t be afraid to experiment with new ideas
  • 11. 2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci Mobile is more than just a tiny computer • Touchscreen • Camera • Phone • GPS • PassBook If you want to make a difference, you have to be different
  • 12. Be a master of all things
  • 13. 2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci Be a master of all things Mobile is no longer a “channel.” Content should be discoverable across: All Devices • Smartphone • Tablet • Desktop • Laptop All Media • Paid Media • Owned Media • In-Store Media • Earned Social Media Mobile landing pages should be responsive, for optimal display on desktop devices as well
  • 14. 2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci Never underestimate the power of the “selfie”
  • 15. 2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci Never underestimate the power of the “selfie” For those born in the 90s or later, life revolves around the camera The mobile camera is “important or “very important” 91% Use the camera every single day 37% Use the camera at least once a week 87% Primarily use their camera to post to social media 76% Source: Mitek Systems, Millennial Study 2014
  • 16. 2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci Never underestimate the power of the “selfie” • Creating and sharing images is more important to young Millennials than: • Texting • Games • Email • Google • Facebook • More than a third (37%) of Millennials say they can’t go a day without using their mobile camera Leonardo Da Vinci Source: Mitek Systems, Millennial Study 2014
  • 17. 2 Embrace Your Inner Da Vinci Never underestimate the power of the “selfie” If you ignore the camera, you’re ignoring the key mobile behavior of Young Millennials.
  • 18. 3. Branding on Mobile “Painting is poetry that is seen rather than felt.” -Leonardo Da Vinci
  • 19. Branding Campaign: “Photo Booth” 3 Branding on Mobile
  • 20. Here’s how it works: Point of discovery (i.e. mobile display ad) 3 Branding on Mobile Branded Photo Editor Snap, edit, or upload images CLICK
  • 21. Here’s how it works: New point of discovery, Engagement Page with built-in link Social Share CLICK 3 Branding on Mobile
  • 22. Results: • 70% of users created branded baseball cards • 50% of cards created were shared 3 Branding on Mobile
  • 23. 3 Branding on Mobile Benefits of this campaign: Measurable, branding-centric KPI’s (not just click-through rate) • Engagement • Social Share Extended reach • Earned social media Promote recall • User-Generated Content Works across mobile and desktop devices
  • 24. 3 Branding on Mobile Mobile is intimate, personal, and interactive. Branding campaigns should go deeper than a single click.
  • 25. “Knowing is not enough. We must apply.” -Leonardo Da Vinci 4 Direct Response
  • 26. 4 Direct Response Build your direct response campaigns around mobile behaviors and functionality
  • 27. 4 Direct Response If you want to prioritize brick-and-mortar conversions, target smartphone owners • Active decision making context, out-and-about If you want to prioritize mCommerce conversions, target tablet owners • Higher disposable income. 55% of mCommerce conversions.
  • 28. 4 Direct Response Benefits of this campaign: • Mobile consumers are typically further down the purchase funnel when they hit your content, more likely to convert • Can attribute ROI to every unique engagement event • Low-friction, multi-tiered experience • Coupons
  • 29. 4 Direct Response Benefits of this campaign: You went through the trouble of creating & A/B testing this engaging direct response experience, why limit your reach to one media channel? Distribute your landing page via: • Text Message (SMS/MMS) Campaigns • Your mobile website • Your social presence
  • 30. You will be emailed a recording of this presentation. Questions? Contact us at sales@funmobility.com marketing@funmobility.com Thank You Hosted by: Kevin Almeida Market Researcher, FunMobility