STRATEGY We start by immersing ourselves in your brand, industry, target audience, unique challenges and opportunities for success.
CREATIVE We create experiences that are authentic, tell your story, engage your audience, make a personal connection, alter perception and influence decisions.
DIGITAL We incorporate interactivity into all engagement phases: augmented reality, data capture, games and visual engagements
PRODUCTION We map the experiences across multiple brand touch points: tradeshow exhibits, events, meetings and conferences, consumer activations, mobile marketing and road shows, pop up engagements and more.
MANAGEMENT We develop a plan for strategic deployment: budget management, venue research and site inspections, procurement and contract management, value engineering, geographic production planning, operations and logistics management, program management, onsite coordination and management and post program services.
MEASUREMENT We implement a proven model for evaluating experiential programs: using a set of qualitative and quantitative techniques to identify the level of business opportunity created the impact on the brand affinity, relationship impact and the quality of experience.
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Mobile Search: Is it a next big thing?
Posted in Digital Media Planning & Strategy
A week ago, I came across an interesting article on Mobile Search. It prompted me to explore this topic a little further and put it up on my blog for further discussion. Mobile search probably is the next significant value creation opportunities for mobile operators around the world. According to Mobile Marketing Association, nearly 2 billion global mobile devices users are poised to use it as a primary means of accessing information. Now lets look at how Mobile Search differs from Internet (read PC) Search
Mobile devices are always on and always available.
Call completion can directly connect you with marketers.
Mobile search is coupled with immediate purchase intention.
PCs come with big screen which can show multiple search results with lot more detailed information as compared to small screen of a Mobile.
PCs have large and much comfortable pointing tools like mouse, touchpad as compared to a mobile device which usually has a compact keypad.
Internet search will always cover broad category searches than mobile. I think mobile search will be useful in finding out VAS services like wallpapers, ring tones etc and Mobile search will be very handy when it comes to local search e.g. finding information about local addresses, and local restaurants etc while traveling will be a huge plus for mobile search. But mobile has a solid advantage over internet which is personal Now what does this mean? This means more relevant results pertaining to their users demographics, behaviour patterns and personal interests. Am sure this would more opportunities for operators to make money. I dont know how exactly they would leverage this. Another thing that I wanted to explore is the difference in the role of Mobile Search and Internet (PC) Search in Purchase Cycle. Though there is no quantifiable proof to it, but I still feel that mobile search is more likely to result in immediate action (enquiry/sale) than internet search. Probability of users searching for brand related keywords might be higher than generic ones. Also, we might see some new metrics in case of Mobile Search in addition to PPC. Mobile Search might see performance driven metric. Mobile search is still very new especially in India. But with more no of people using mobile internet than pc in India, it presents various opportunities to marketers, operators and surely for mobile users.
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