Super Bowl XLVI: How marketers dropped the mobile ball – yet again
February 7, 2012Despite a huge, captive audience that actually eagerly anticipates these commercials, for mobile marketers, the overarching theme has been “missed opportunities.”
Despite a huge, captive audience that actually eagerly anticipates these commercials, for mobile marketers, the overarching theme has been “missed opportunities.”
Rather than the number of mobile impressions during the holiday season, I am most intrigued by the lasting ones.
Any list of the year’s misses in mobile must include the incorrect predictions that Super Bowl advertisers would include calls to action leading to the creation of massive permission-based databases.
Victoria’s Secret is giving special offers and exclusive event information via an SMS program that builds the company’s database and its relationship with consumers.
With the recession and current state of the economy, consumers are less inclined to spend online or in-store. However, mobile presents an opportunity for brands to drive sales and customer loyalty through unique experiences, per industry experts.
The MMA mixed so-called “101” content with more advanced discussions, satisfying many and leaving others with the feeling that they had heard the points earlier and often.
Consumers are increasingly using their devices as megaphones, with 46 percent using the social networks to talk about their positive in-store interactions.
Mother’s Day is just around the corner and with consumers accessing their mobile device now more than ever, incorporating a mobile component – whether it is a banner ad, SMS campaign or application – in a retailer’s marketing strategy is a necessity.
NEW YORK – SMS can work with every form of traditional media there is and make it interactive, actionable and trackable, according to a panel at Mobile Marketing Day.
I am five years into my mobile career and about five weeks away from deciding whether to make purchases via mobile on Black Friday.