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An Introduction to Mobile Marketing
INTRODUCTION
Since the introduction of the iPhone in 2007, smart phones,
tablets, and mobile devices have permeated all aspects of our
lives. These devices bring communication, commerce, and
interaction to a whole new level. This creates tremendous
opportunities for marketers.
At the same time, the art of marketing is undergoing a
profound change as mass media is becoming increasingly
fragmented into highly personalized content delivered
directly to individuals.
For marketers, the process of communicating with customers
is evolving at rapid speeds. New devices, tracking methods,
dynamic content, and multiple points of content consumption
provide more opportunities than ever before. However, these
new capabilities can be confusing, and thus if poorly executed,
can lead to low customer engagement.
In this ebook you will learn:
•	 What is mobile marketing?
•	 Why is mobile marketing important?
•	 Who uses mobile marketing?
•	 How has mobile marketing evolved?
•	 What does the future of mobile marketing
look like?
WHAT IS MOBILE MARKETING
AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
Defining Mobile Marketing
Mobile marketing is marketing that occurs
over a mobile device, targeted at mobile users.
It leverages mobile devices to communicate
and engage with consumers at any point in the
customer lifecycle, to drive brand value and
demand for your products or services.
The possibilities for marketers have evolved
tremendously since mobile debuted on the
marketing scene. Today you can reach your
customers on mobile devices through SMS,
email, websites, mobile apps, and
mobile notifications.
Because of the rapid introduction of mobile
marketing capabilities, we will continue to see
it evolve, creating even more pathways into a
mobile device. Mobile marketing is the process,
science, and art of reaching people through
these pathways in order to drive your
business forward.
Marketers may feel like we’ve come a long way
with mobile marketing, but we’re still in the
early stages. With mobile continuing to gain
momentum, it is more important than ever to
make it an integral part of the marketing mix.
Because you are able to communicate and
listen to consumers via a mobile device in a
variety of ways, mobile marketing does not
mean just one thing—you can send SMS/MMS
messages to your customers, create mobile
responsive websites and emails, develop apps
to engage your customer base, and more.
Plus, with new advancements in mobile and
marketing automation, you can now collect
mobile-specific insights, which helps you
engage your users in a cross-channel way.
Mobile is a diverse landscape.
3
WHAT IS MOBILE MARKETING
AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
Why Mobile Marketing Is Important
Mobile marketing unlocks powerful
opportunities for marketers on a scale never
before seen. Unlike any other engagement
and communication channel, mobile allows
marketers to reach larger audiences in a way
that is more personalized and real-time.
Today’s typical consumer owns at least one
mobile device, and according to Marketo’s
Mobile Benchmark Survey, 49% of those
surveyed own two mobile devices. With the
rise of smart phones and tablets, the number
of mobile devices has outpaced the global
population. In 2014 the number of devices hit
7.7 billion, while the population was 7.1 billion.
According to data from Gartner, tablets alone
outnumber personal computers, with all PC
sales representing only 12% of worldwide
device shipments in 2015. Because of the
proliferation of mobile and tablet devices
among consumers, marketers must adapt.
Mobile marketing has become much more
than a trend—it has become an increasingly
important part of the market.
As you consider the journey that your customer
takes, mobile interaction is now an integral
part of it—meaning that it’s now vital to include
mobile in your marketing mix. Consumers are
attached to their mobile devices. According to
research from IDC, the typical consumer uses
her device consistently throughout her daily
activities. In fact, 79% of smartphone users have
their phone on or near them for all but two
hours of their waking day. And four out of five
smartphone users check their phones within the
first 15 minutes after waking up.
Plus, mobile marketing is universal. It takes
many forms and applies to all kinds of
businesses and marketers.
44
The ubiquity and proximity of the mobile
device in today’s modern culture demonstrate
why mobile has become and will continue to
be indispensable to marketers. Marketing via
mobile devices is about unlocking the
potential of a huge, expanding, captive,
and engaged audience. Mobile marketing
is modern marketing.
5
WHAT IS MOBILE MARKETING
AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
2,981
5,381
7,645
PC Market Total
Mobile Phones
Other Ultramobiles
(Hybrid and Clamshell)
Tablets
2,000,0001,000,000250,000
317,648
308,472
316,689
206,807
256,308
320,964
1,806,964
1,862,766
1,946,456
World Wide Device Shipments by Segment (Thousands of Units)
2015
2013
2014
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
Mobile Usage as % of Web Usage, by Region, 5/14
% of Page Views Coming From Mobile Devices
Europe 8% 16%
North America 11% 19%
South America 6% 17%
Asia 23% 37%
Africa 18% 38%
Oceania 12% 17%
Global 14% 25%
2013
2014
Data from venture capital firm, Kleiner, Perkins,
Caulfield & Byers shows the rapid acceleration of
mobile usage, out of all web usage from 2013 to 2014
Mobile Usage Continues to Rise Rapidly at 25%
of Total Web Usage vs. 14% year over year
Gartner Data showing that tablets have overtaken PC sales. You can also see the steady, rapid growth
of mobile device shipments year over year.
Mobile Usage as % of Web Usage,
by Region, 5/14/2014
WHO USES MOBILE MARKETING?
It is clear that mobile marketing is a critical part of a holistic marketing mix
for many organizations. But what type of businesses can benefit from mobile
and how are they using it today and in the future?
Mobile is now one of the most powerful ways to
reach people regardless of the type of business
you operate. If you want to reach your target
audience in a personal and relevant way, you
should think about how you can engage with
them on their mobile devices.
Business Types
Because of the diversity of audiences and
the variety of use cases (both consumer
and business) that mobile devices serve,
mobile marketing can work for most types
of businesses. Just look at the overwhelming
amount of mobile communication and apps
that exist today, and you will see that there
is truly something for everyone.
The application of mobile marketing can
certainly differ based on the type of audience
you are trying to engage with and the activity
goals that you have for them. For example,
according to a 2015 study conducted by the
Content Marketing Institute and Marketing Profs,
74% of B2C marketers are looking to create
a better mobile strategy, while 58% of B2B
marketers have that in their plans. There is no
question that B2C marketers have led the way
in leveraging mobile, but with nearly 60% of
B2B marketers diving into mobile marketing,
and those numbers quickly growing, it clearly
offers an opportunity for marketers of all types.
Let’s dig into this further.
Business-to-Consumers (B2C)
B2C marketers can communicate with
consumers through mobile devices in
such a wide range of modalities.The
advancements and explosion of mobile
technology have allowed B2C marketers
more insight and flexibility to personalize
their customers’ experience.
6
As further proof that mobile is expanding
for B2C marketing, YouTube CEO Susan
Wojcicki confirmed at a recent conference in
California that half of all YouTube traffic comes
from smartphones and tablets. Wojcicki even
told the audience: “Mobile is super important.
I think it’s important for every business
right now”.
In small and medium sized businesses
(SMBs), we’ve seen some really creative ways
that consumer brands have used mobile
technology—from higher education, to
consumer-packaged goods, and beyond.
Even enterprise B2C companies, which have
traditionally been more wary to adopt ‘trend’
marketing across their organizations, have
started to integrate mobile and expand their
overall presence.
According to CompTIA’s 2014 annual Trends
in Enterprise Mobility study, over 70% of
organizations have made some level of
investment to build out mobility solutions.
Business-to-Business (B2B)
Whether your organization is defined as SMB
or enterprise, if you are a B2B marketer it’s
important to consider that while you are selling
to businesses, it is actual individuals who are
making the purchase decisions, and they have
come to rely on their mobile devices just as
much as any other consumer. As a result,
it’s important that you look at how you are
currently engaging with your customers and
assess how you can optimize their experience
by incorporating mobile marketing activities.
Enterprise organizations in particular are not
only incorporating apps into the organization’s
work environment, but have also begun to
develop apps specifically to support their
customers. According to data from the
VisionMobile State of the Developer Nation
2015 Report, enterprise apps break down into
five main categories:
1. Product extensions
2. Business and productivity
3. Utilities
4. Communication and social networking
5. Education and reference.
7
Based on data from
CompTIA’s 2014 Annual Study:
Trend in Enterprise Mobility
over 70% of organizations have
made some level of investment
to build out mobility solutions.
7
WHO USES MOBILE MARKETING?
HOW HAS MOBILE MARKETING EVOLVED?
The mobile revolution has continued to gain momentum ever since the
launch of the iPhone in 2007. From smartphones to tablets, people have
an almost insatiable capacity to adopt mobile technology and welcome
mobile marketing into their lives.
Just think about how quickly mobile has
progressed over time. Remember your first cell
phone? It doesn’t seem that long ago that you
were playing Snake and sending rudimentary
text messages to friends. In just a short amount
of time, mobile has evolved to be a central
mode of communication for consumers.
Being tied to a mobile device is now the
norm and not the exception.
The Rapid Evolution of Mobile
Mobile has experienced a rapid adoption and
transformation. In the previous section we saw
how quickly mobile devices have flourished
in the short time they have existed. Not only
have the devices themselves and our adoption
of them evolved, but the capabilities have also
advanced rapidly.
We may joke about the early days of playing
Snake on your phone, but this was introduced
less than 20 years ago on all Nokia mobile
phones in 1998. In that time, the standard
mobile phone’s capabilities have expanded to
replace almost every other peripheral device—
from maps, to calendars, to desktop computers.
In 2001 with the launch of the Blackberry by
Research In Motion, the ability to text and use
email on a mobile phone became ubiquitous.
It changed the way consumers perceived their
mobile devices and made them increasingly
reliant upon them. The launch of the iPhone
in 2007 changed the way we did all kinds of
activities, but even that launch did not introduce
apps, which debuted with the introduction
of the App Store in 2008. The launch of the
app store allowed marketers a new channel
to communicate with consumers, which
expanded again in 2009 with the launch of the
Push Notification Service. That service allowed
marketers to take advantage of new ways to
communicate with users. Then in 2010, Apple
launched its first iPad, further expanding the
variety of ways that consumers can access
information and engage with brands.
8
9
19991983
GlobalUnitsShipped
(MMs)
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Global TV vs. PC (Desktop + Notebook) vs. Mobile (Smartphone + Tablet) Shipments, 1999-2013
Mobile (Smartphone + Tablet) Shipments=
4-5x Unit Volume of TV & PC... Just 10 Years Since Inception
3210
Nokia
DynaTAC
Motorla
7730
BlackBerry
C2500
LG
ZV50
Samsung
Galaxy Note
Samsung
Galaxy S III
Samsung
RAZR2
Motorola
iPhone
Apple
1,200
900
600
300
TV
PC (Desktop + Notebook)
Mobile (Smartphone + Tablet)
Smartphones
Tablets
Screen Density
<100 pixels per inch
200 pixels per inch
300 pixels per inch
400 pixels per inch
Sources:
TV unit shipments per NPD Display Search (2004-2013 data) and Phillips (1999-2003 data) PC(laptop + Desktop) and smartphone + tablet unit shipments
per Morgan Stanley Research
GSMArena.com
You can see that as mobile devices evolved,
the ways that a marketer can communicate
with their customers has multiplied. Mobile is a
frontier that marketers and organizations quickly
adopted—pushing the boundaries by creating
marketing that leveraged the capabilities of
mobile in entirely new ways.
One example of this is the wave of businesses
like Uber and OpenTable that offer services
uniquely based upon location. Mobile marketing
has made great strides in a short time, shaping
the way marketers engage with consumers and
anticipating the next step of evolution. We know
that this is only the beginning.
Mobile (Smartphone + Tablet) Shipments = 4-5x Unit Volume of TV and PC... Just 10 Years Since Inception
Global TV vs. PC (Desktop + Notebook) vs. Mobile (Smartphone + Tablet) Shipments, 1999-2013
HOW HAS MOBILE MARKETING EVOLVED?
THE FUTURE OF MOBILE MARKETING
Looking forward, we see that mobile marketing will not even
be mobile marketing; instead, it will simply be marketing.
Marketers have adapted over time—from mass marketing, to
digital marketing, to personalized messaging. This new era of
engagement marketing is about creating relationships with
your customers by delivering relevant, personal content. The
future of mobile marketing will help marketers accomplish this.
While marketers today think that the rise of mobile has been
meteoric, in truth, we haven’t even seen the tip of the iceberg.
Mobile will become increasingly pervasive over time, especially
as we consider the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT)—physical
objects embedded with sensors and connectivity. Mobile
connected devices that integrate seamlessly with each other
offer valuable information to you, the marketer.
Predicting how swiftly mobile will change is a bit like fortune-
telling—we know that mobile leads the way today, and it will
only become more and more central to a customer’s life and
our marketing as time marches forward. Marketers will need
to pay careful attention to incorporate the advancements into
their marketing or they will be left behind.
Mobile will drive the seamless continuation
of your customers’ journey, so it’s important
to lay the foundation for success now.
Marketo (NASDAQ: MKTO) provides the leading marketing software and solutions designed to help marketers
master the art and science of digital marketing. Through a unique combination of innovation and expertise,
Marketo is focused solely on helping marketers keep pace in an ever-changing digital world. Spanning
today’s digital, social, mobile and offline channels, Marketo’s Engagement Marketing Platform powers a set
of breakthrough applications to help marketers tackle all aspects of digital marketing from the planning and
orchestration of marketing activities to the delivery of personalized interactions that can be optimized in realtime.
Marketo’s applications are known for their ease-of-use, and are complemented by the Marketing Nation®,
a thriving network of 400 third-party solutions through our LaunchPoint® ecosystem and over 50,000 marketers
who share and learn from each other to grow their collective marketing expertise. The result for modern
marketers is unprecedented agility and superior results. Headquartered in San Mateo, CA with offices in Europe,
Australia and Japan, Marketo serves as a strategic marketing partner to more than 3,400 large enterprises and fast-
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An Introduction to Mobile Marketing

  • 2. INTRODUCTION Since the introduction of the iPhone in 2007, smart phones, tablets, and mobile devices have permeated all aspects of our lives. These devices bring communication, commerce, and interaction to a whole new level. This creates tremendous opportunities for marketers. At the same time, the art of marketing is undergoing a profound change as mass media is becoming increasingly fragmented into highly personalized content delivered directly to individuals. For marketers, the process of communicating with customers is evolving at rapid speeds. New devices, tracking methods, dynamic content, and multiple points of content consumption provide more opportunities than ever before. However, these new capabilities can be confusing, and thus if poorly executed, can lead to low customer engagement. In this ebook you will learn: • What is mobile marketing? • Why is mobile marketing important? • Who uses mobile marketing? • How has mobile marketing evolved? • What does the future of mobile marketing look like?
  • 3. WHAT IS MOBILE MARKETING AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? Defining Mobile Marketing Mobile marketing is marketing that occurs over a mobile device, targeted at mobile users. It leverages mobile devices to communicate and engage with consumers at any point in the customer lifecycle, to drive brand value and demand for your products or services. The possibilities for marketers have evolved tremendously since mobile debuted on the marketing scene. Today you can reach your customers on mobile devices through SMS, email, websites, mobile apps, and mobile notifications. Because of the rapid introduction of mobile marketing capabilities, we will continue to see it evolve, creating even more pathways into a mobile device. Mobile marketing is the process, science, and art of reaching people through these pathways in order to drive your business forward. Marketers may feel like we’ve come a long way with mobile marketing, but we’re still in the early stages. With mobile continuing to gain momentum, it is more important than ever to make it an integral part of the marketing mix. Because you are able to communicate and listen to consumers via a mobile device in a variety of ways, mobile marketing does not mean just one thing—you can send SMS/MMS messages to your customers, create mobile responsive websites and emails, develop apps to engage your customer base, and more. Plus, with new advancements in mobile and marketing automation, you can now collect mobile-specific insights, which helps you engage your users in a cross-channel way. Mobile is a diverse landscape. 3
  • 4. WHAT IS MOBILE MARKETING AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? Why Mobile Marketing Is Important Mobile marketing unlocks powerful opportunities for marketers on a scale never before seen. Unlike any other engagement and communication channel, mobile allows marketers to reach larger audiences in a way that is more personalized and real-time. Today’s typical consumer owns at least one mobile device, and according to Marketo’s Mobile Benchmark Survey, 49% of those surveyed own two mobile devices. With the rise of smart phones and tablets, the number of mobile devices has outpaced the global population. In 2014 the number of devices hit 7.7 billion, while the population was 7.1 billion. According to data from Gartner, tablets alone outnumber personal computers, with all PC sales representing only 12% of worldwide device shipments in 2015. Because of the proliferation of mobile and tablet devices among consumers, marketers must adapt. Mobile marketing has become much more than a trend—it has become an increasingly important part of the market. As you consider the journey that your customer takes, mobile interaction is now an integral part of it—meaning that it’s now vital to include mobile in your marketing mix. Consumers are attached to their mobile devices. According to research from IDC, the typical consumer uses her device consistently throughout her daily activities. In fact, 79% of smartphone users have their phone on or near them for all but two hours of their waking day. And four out of five smartphone users check their phones within the first 15 minutes after waking up. Plus, mobile marketing is universal. It takes many forms and applies to all kinds of businesses and marketers. 44
  • 5. The ubiquity and proximity of the mobile device in today’s modern culture demonstrate why mobile has become and will continue to be indispensable to marketers. Marketing via mobile devices is about unlocking the potential of a huge, expanding, captive, and engaged audience. Mobile marketing is modern marketing. 5 WHAT IS MOBILE MARKETING AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? 2,981 5,381 7,645 PC Market Total Mobile Phones Other Ultramobiles (Hybrid and Clamshell) Tablets 2,000,0001,000,000250,000 317,648 308,472 316,689 206,807 256,308 320,964 1,806,964 1,862,766 1,946,456 World Wide Device Shipments by Segment (Thousands of Units) 2015 2013 2014 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% Mobile Usage as % of Web Usage, by Region, 5/14 % of Page Views Coming From Mobile Devices Europe 8% 16% North America 11% 19% South America 6% 17% Asia 23% 37% Africa 18% 38% Oceania 12% 17% Global 14% 25% 2013 2014 Data from venture capital firm, Kleiner, Perkins, Caulfield & Byers shows the rapid acceleration of mobile usage, out of all web usage from 2013 to 2014 Mobile Usage Continues to Rise Rapidly at 25% of Total Web Usage vs. 14% year over year Gartner Data showing that tablets have overtaken PC sales. You can also see the steady, rapid growth of mobile device shipments year over year. Mobile Usage as % of Web Usage, by Region, 5/14/2014
  • 6. WHO USES MOBILE MARKETING? It is clear that mobile marketing is a critical part of a holistic marketing mix for many organizations. But what type of businesses can benefit from mobile and how are they using it today and in the future? Mobile is now one of the most powerful ways to reach people regardless of the type of business you operate. If you want to reach your target audience in a personal and relevant way, you should think about how you can engage with them on their mobile devices. Business Types Because of the diversity of audiences and the variety of use cases (both consumer and business) that mobile devices serve, mobile marketing can work for most types of businesses. Just look at the overwhelming amount of mobile communication and apps that exist today, and you will see that there is truly something for everyone. The application of mobile marketing can certainly differ based on the type of audience you are trying to engage with and the activity goals that you have for them. For example, according to a 2015 study conducted by the Content Marketing Institute and Marketing Profs, 74% of B2C marketers are looking to create a better mobile strategy, while 58% of B2B marketers have that in their plans. There is no question that B2C marketers have led the way in leveraging mobile, but with nearly 60% of B2B marketers diving into mobile marketing, and those numbers quickly growing, it clearly offers an opportunity for marketers of all types. Let’s dig into this further. Business-to-Consumers (B2C) B2C marketers can communicate with consumers through mobile devices in such a wide range of modalities.The advancements and explosion of mobile technology have allowed B2C marketers more insight and flexibility to personalize their customers’ experience. 6
  • 7. As further proof that mobile is expanding for B2C marketing, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki confirmed at a recent conference in California that half of all YouTube traffic comes from smartphones and tablets. Wojcicki even told the audience: “Mobile is super important. I think it’s important for every business right now”. In small and medium sized businesses (SMBs), we’ve seen some really creative ways that consumer brands have used mobile technology—from higher education, to consumer-packaged goods, and beyond. Even enterprise B2C companies, which have traditionally been more wary to adopt ‘trend’ marketing across their organizations, have started to integrate mobile and expand their overall presence. According to CompTIA’s 2014 annual Trends in Enterprise Mobility study, over 70% of organizations have made some level of investment to build out mobility solutions. Business-to-Business (B2B) Whether your organization is defined as SMB or enterprise, if you are a B2B marketer it’s important to consider that while you are selling to businesses, it is actual individuals who are making the purchase decisions, and they have come to rely on their mobile devices just as much as any other consumer. As a result, it’s important that you look at how you are currently engaging with your customers and assess how you can optimize their experience by incorporating mobile marketing activities. Enterprise organizations in particular are not only incorporating apps into the organization’s work environment, but have also begun to develop apps specifically to support their customers. According to data from the VisionMobile State of the Developer Nation 2015 Report, enterprise apps break down into five main categories: 1. Product extensions 2. Business and productivity 3. Utilities 4. Communication and social networking 5. Education and reference. 7 Based on data from CompTIA’s 2014 Annual Study: Trend in Enterprise Mobility over 70% of organizations have made some level of investment to build out mobility solutions. 7 WHO USES MOBILE MARKETING?
  • 8. HOW HAS MOBILE MARKETING EVOLVED? The mobile revolution has continued to gain momentum ever since the launch of the iPhone in 2007. From smartphones to tablets, people have an almost insatiable capacity to adopt mobile technology and welcome mobile marketing into their lives. Just think about how quickly mobile has progressed over time. Remember your first cell phone? It doesn’t seem that long ago that you were playing Snake and sending rudimentary text messages to friends. In just a short amount of time, mobile has evolved to be a central mode of communication for consumers. Being tied to a mobile device is now the norm and not the exception. The Rapid Evolution of Mobile Mobile has experienced a rapid adoption and transformation. In the previous section we saw how quickly mobile devices have flourished in the short time they have existed. Not only have the devices themselves and our adoption of them evolved, but the capabilities have also advanced rapidly. We may joke about the early days of playing Snake on your phone, but this was introduced less than 20 years ago on all Nokia mobile phones in 1998. In that time, the standard mobile phone’s capabilities have expanded to replace almost every other peripheral device— from maps, to calendars, to desktop computers. In 2001 with the launch of the Blackberry by Research In Motion, the ability to text and use email on a mobile phone became ubiquitous. It changed the way consumers perceived their mobile devices and made them increasingly reliant upon them. The launch of the iPhone in 2007 changed the way we did all kinds of activities, but even that launch did not introduce apps, which debuted with the introduction of the App Store in 2008. The launch of the app store allowed marketers a new channel to communicate with consumers, which expanded again in 2009 with the launch of the Push Notification Service. That service allowed marketers to take advantage of new ways to communicate with users. Then in 2010, Apple launched its first iPad, further expanding the variety of ways that consumers can access information and engage with brands. 8
  • 9. 9 19991983 GlobalUnitsShipped (MMs) 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Global TV vs. PC (Desktop + Notebook) vs. Mobile (Smartphone + Tablet) Shipments, 1999-2013 Mobile (Smartphone + Tablet) Shipments= 4-5x Unit Volume of TV & PC... Just 10 Years Since Inception 3210 Nokia DynaTAC Motorla 7730 BlackBerry C2500 LG ZV50 Samsung Galaxy Note Samsung Galaxy S III Samsung RAZR2 Motorola iPhone Apple 1,200 900 600 300 TV PC (Desktop + Notebook) Mobile (Smartphone + Tablet) Smartphones Tablets Screen Density <100 pixels per inch 200 pixels per inch 300 pixels per inch 400 pixels per inch Sources: TV unit shipments per NPD Display Search (2004-2013 data) and Phillips (1999-2003 data) PC(laptop + Desktop) and smartphone + tablet unit shipments per Morgan Stanley Research GSMArena.com You can see that as mobile devices evolved, the ways that a marketer can communicate with their customers has multiplied. Mobile is a frontier that marketers and organizations quickly adopted—pushing the boundaries by creating marketing that leveraged the capabilities of mobile in entirely new ways. One example of this is the wave of businesses like Uber and OpenTable that offer services uniquely based upon location. Mobile marketing has made great strides in a short time, shaping the way marketers engage with consumers and anticipating the next step of evolution. We know that this is only the beginning. Mobile (Smartphone + Tablet) Shipments = 4-5x Unit Volume of TV and PC... Just 10 Years Since Inception Global TV vs. PC (Desktop + Notebook) vs. Mobile (Smartphone + Tablet) Shipments, 1999-2013 HOW HAS MOBILE MARKETING EVOLVED?
  • 10. THE FUTURE OF MOBILE MARKETING Looking forward, we see that mobile marketing will not even be mobile marketing; instead, it will simply be marketing. Marketers have adapted over time—from mass marketing, to digital marketing, to personalized messaging. This new era of engagement marketing is about creating relationships with your customers by delivering relevant, personal content. The future of mobile marketing will help marketers accomplish this. While marketers today think that the rise of mobile has been meteoric, in truth, we haven’t even seen the tip of the iceberg. Mobile will become increasingly pervasive over time, especially as we consider the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT)—physical objects embedded with sensors and connectivity. Mobile connected devices that integrate seamlessly with each other offer valuable information to you, the marketer. Predicting how swiftly mobile will change is a bit like fortune- telling—we know that mobile leads the way today, and it will only become more and more central to a customer’s life and our marketing as time marches forward. Marketers will need to pay careful attention to incorporate the advancements into their marketing or they will be left behind. Mobile will drive the seamless continuation of your customers’ journey, so it’s important to lay the foundation for success now.
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