2. Your customers are advanced mobile users…
New device types are being announced on a weekly basis…
Expectations are exceeding your mobile capability…
The external pace is accelerating and business impact is rising
How do you prioritize/implement your specific mobile strategy and tactics?
How do you connect strategy and tactics to meaningful KPI’s?
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4. START WITH THE RIGHT
QUESTIONS
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5. Common Mobile Starting Points
We often hear questions and imperatives such as:
– App or Site?
– What can I do fast?
– The President/C-Level Executive wants an App
– Responsive design?
– What do I do now with my App or mini site?
– How to rollout?
Great questions, and we will address them today…within the context of your
audience, ecosystem and business goals
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6. Better Mobile Starting Point
Questions
How should mobile fit into my digital ecosystem and strategy?
Where are the opportunities for mobile to make the most impact?
How should I adjust my mobile roadmap given the advent of new solutions?
What is the right trajectory to move from today to tomorrow?
How much should I invest?
Where are the quick wins?
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7. User Journey
Today Research Plan Buy
Support and
Advocate
Websites
Microsite Portals
Today: Entire Communities
ecosystem is primarily
optimized around
desktop 2013+
2013
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8. Future Ready Digital Ecosystem
User Journey
Tomorrow Research Plan Buy
Support and
Advocate
Websites
Microsite Portals
[tbd] Communities
2013
2013+
Tomorrow: Entire Ecosystem is
device and context ready based
on how users interact with you
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9. ROADMAP
You can get there from
here.
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10. Get Strategic Grounding
•Lower Reach
•Create New/Discrete Experiences
•Higher Reach
•Extend/Enrich Existing Experiences
Digital Strategy/Roadmap and Analytics
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11. Business and Audience Questions
Are Starting Point For Roadmap
Decisions
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12. Mobile Marketing - Start With
What You Know
Consider:
Building mobile optimized landing pages to support campaign activities
Developing mobile ready email templates to build engagement
Auditing your SEO results on Mobile. Create a plan for mobile SEO
optimization
Optimizing SEM campaigns specifically for mobile
Integrate SMS reminders into application process to increase yield
Capture cell phone numbers from prospect and students to build dbase
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13. What Does Your Mobile Roadmap
Look Like?
There is no “one size fits all”
Find a way to get
traction.
Don’t tackle the home
page first.
Find a project out of
the eyes of the
naysayers.
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14. How should I think about budgeting
for Mobile in 2013+?
For platforms and programs, consider:
Using the projected % of traffic or media consumptions as a proxy for
budgeting
What % of your web traffic or audience attention will be Mobile/Touch-first in
2013? Or to be more forward looking 2014 or 2015?
Adjust based on potential ROI
Back of the envelope, super-caveated guesstimate range: 20-50% of digital
budget should be spent on mobile
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15. Not Just About a Website…
It’s about your thinking and your behaviors…
Creative or campaign brief
Web development process
QA process
Budgeting
Web design mindset
Talent pool
Etc…
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16. WHERE ARE WE HEADING?
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17. Pace of Change is Unlike Anything
We’ve Experienced
“Mobile web is growing 8x faster than
Internet.”
- Google, 3/12
“…Mobility will be the provision of the
future. Fast forward 5 – 10 years …
the answer will always be mobile
first.”
- Eric Schmidt: CEO Google (2010)
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19. Between 2013-2016…
Touch-first/mobile operating systems are the new “desktop” experience (Win
8; IOS/Lion)
Mobile internet usage eclipses desktop
Majority of email opened on mobile device
Most local searches are performed on mobile
7 connected devices per U.S. citizen
85% of cars will be Internet connected
Tablets will be the primary PC for many; 112.5M U.S. consumers by ‘16
Global mobile connection speeds increase 9-fold by 2016
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22. With More at Stake, Pace of
Technology Innovation Only
Accelerates…
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23. …And This Innovation Spurs New
Behaviors and Higher Expectations
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24. THANK YOU!
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25. Who We Are
Full-service digital agency
Interactive focus for 11+ years
Technical DNA
http://theprimacy.com
Mike Stutman
SVP, Strategy and Innovation
michael.stutman@theprimacy.com
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Editor's Notes
EduWeb Mobile presentation Mobile is Coming; Mobile is Here! Untangling Your School's Mobile Challenge.
CHANGING THE WAY YOU THINK EVOLVING ALL OF YOUR DIGITAL ACTITIVIES
This is a general framework, but very much subject to customization based on your specific business objectives, environment, etc… A cohesive, multi-phased, integrated mobile strategy should be foundation to determine the optimal execution path and right mix of mobile tactics There is no optimal sequence of execution - it is dependent on company objectives and audience profile Approaches are complementary, not exclusive For many clients, a mobile website is a low risk best first step and a foundational pillar to gain learning, appeal to many users and gain initial momentum Apps are ideal for a segment of loyal users who desire interaction on a regular basis as well as for gaining brand awareness with prospective customers From a technology standpoint We'd start with the building blocks for a flexible strategy by developing APIs. Then we'd build our mobile web solutions on top of these APIs to deliver information to as many devices as possible using the tools & techniques that your staff are familiar with or, at the very least, their shouldn’t to terribly much of a learning curve. And note that there is even a progressive path through mobile web starting with adaptive design at the bottom through to… … mobile portals with lots of interactivity & content all designed specifically for a mobile device and using device detection to modify the look server-side making it really adaptable to the client requesting the site. Then we could focus on native solutions to refine and provide the best quality solutions on a per operating system basis. And native apps would leverage the API as well.
Tablet friendly design considerations include Touch centric interactions of SWIPE, DRAG, FLICK, PRESS Possible 3 rd party apps include safety services, dining services, weather, PubMed, etc Location aware services – campus map, tours. interior building tours, etc. RHCHP App – health news/info., multimedia, events, community messages, study aids
In late June, MS announces Surface which offers promise for increased business utilitity of the tablet In then the Google Nexus 7, which has stopped taking orders due to demand Now Apple Next 1-2 years: Inexpensive tablet devices Desktop/mobile/touch integration: Win8 Touch First, Lion, Hybrid Devices Bandwidth speed proliferation and acceleration Continuous device buzz and innovation IPhone, IPad and inexpensive smartphones have been catalyst to first wave of innovation. Next 1-2 years: Inexpensive tablet devices Desktop/mobile/touch integration: Win8 Touch First, Lion, Hybrid Devices Bandwidth speed proliferation and acceleration Continuous device buzz and innovation
IPhone, IPad and inexpensive smartphones have been catalyst to first wave of innovation. Next 1-2 years: Inexpensive tablet devices Desktop/mobile/touch integration: Win8 Touch First, Lion, Hybrid Devices Bandwidth speed proliferation and acceleration Continuous device buzz and innovation IPhone, IPad and inexpensive smartphones have been catalyst to first wave of innovation. Next 1-2 years: Inexpensive tablet devices Desktop/mobile/touch integration: Win8 Touch First, Lion, Hybrid Devices Bandwidth speed proliferation and acceleration Continuous device buzz and innovation