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Transcript
80% OF CONSUMERS
ARE CONCERNED ABOUT
MOBILE MARKETING
Over 3,000 mobile phone users in Europe and Latin
America were surveyed on their attitudes to mobile
marketing to understand how these affect business.
The results show some clear rules for mobile marketers.
BEST PRACTICES
TO ENGAGE YOUR
CUSTOMERS ON MOBILE
1 START WITH PERMISSION
You need to get buy-in from your customers and build trust with them
through your communications
Would
e
k
i
l
u
o
y
n?
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t
p
o
to
YES
NO
95%
of respondents are annoyed when they receive
messages from senders they have not given
their permission to contact them to.
2 UNDERSTAND THE CONSUMER
Mobile marketing evokes negative sentiment – we need to understand the issues
behind this to ensure that mobile marketing is effective at all.
80%
felt that the offer wasn’t
that enticing.
77%
78%
75%
have received an
offer that was not of
interest to them.
do not trust mobile
marketing messages
at all.
found it difficult to
opt out.
3 KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE
Customers can be classed into four defined types/categories. Only by segmenting
your customers can mobile marketing work.
29%
27%
CONTROL
FREAKS
MARKETING
IMMUNE
18%
CONNECTED
MARKETING
LOVERS
27%
EASY GOING
NEED TO BE
IN CONTROL
of incoming
messages but
remain interested
NO INTEREST
in the benefits
offered by
messages
INTERESTED
in promotions or
other benefits
and do not need
to be in control
NO NEED TO
BE IN CONTROL
but limited impact
on purchases
4 RIGHT PERSON, RIGHT MESSAGE,
RIGHT MOMENT
More than half surveyed were happy to receive certain types of messages
when relevant.
Get y
e
n
o
m ow!
off n
o
t
d
a
e
H tore
the S
Boutique
52%
An immediate DISCOUNT
48%
The possibility to collect points and additional
benefits as part of a LOYALTY PROGRAM
46%
A GIFT from the brand
RESULT: RESPECT BUILDS LOYALTY
By following these best practices and respecting the customer engagement
process you can develop positive relationships with your mobile audience.
WORD
OF MOUTH
ADVOCACY
WORD
OF MOUTH
RETENTION
LOYALTY
CONVERSION
RECRUITMENT
AWARENESS
CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT PROCESS
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT MOBILE MARKETING VISIT:
www.gemalto.com/telecom/mobile_marketing
WORD
OF MOUTH
WORD
OF MOUTH