1. Mobile: What’s Next? Jonathan Schaaf Global Director, Global Digital Strategy, Omnicom MediaGroup John Swords Partner and Ringleader, Circ.us

2. Ever more powerful mobile devices Speeds rivaling broadband Device specialization and diversity Proximity sensors and tags

7. New approaches to point of sale Deeper engagement More collaborative experiences New kinds of loyalty programs

8. What is “mobile”?

11. Tools of a Mobile Marketer Past and Present Phone WAP Text Email Mobile Websites Apps Future Agents Sensors Everything Connected

12. Metro Lights Parking Tickets Phone Kiosks Bus Benches Print iAd Execution WAP Site QR Code Integration

14. 14 Challenge Generate excitement and engagement around the series and connect with the mobility and socially active nature of the youth community Solution The idea was a community based Alternate Reality Game, in essence a treasure hunt. Linking closely into the plot-line of the new series, we developed a game centred around the players’ mobile device. Working with Warner Bros marketing team in LA and the production crew in Vancouver, we filmed teaser trailers with the actor who plays Lucifer and recorded video clues with the actor Misha Collins who plays Castiel, a Fallen Angel. This set the plot-line for the game and revealed that there were 25 symbols hidden throughout the UK. Using SnapNow technology, players would hunt the for the symbols, take a photo, send it to a shortcode number and then their score would dynamically update. The mobile device was vital to the game, as it gave almost full functionality of the online site and facilitated the capturing of the symbols.

15. QR Codes and AR Markers

16. Visual Codes Barcodes QR Codes AR Markers Computer Vision Detect and track natural features Internet of Things Advanced sensor mesh of most objects

17. Play Natural Feature Recognition

19. Play Ben and Jerrys

20. 1.6m bluetooth downloads – most successful entertainment campaign in the UK and second best campaign ever. 25k podcast downloads – Two appearances in iTunes “What’s Hot” chart Achieved value worth over ten times the media investment Challenge Maintain engagement throughout the duration of the series. Historically, marketing activity was focussed around driving as many viewers as possible to episode 1, however, the previous series saw drastically fluctuating audience figures. Solution Opted for a mobile campaign based on bluetooth technology. The campaign ran throughout the entire series, with weekly updated content including a trailer of the next week’s show and a weekly podcast discussing the previous week, hosted by celebrity TV presenter Olivia Lee. Locations for activity included cinemas, bars and shopping malls – crucially areas where young women socialise together. Results The deal which valued the campaign at £560k was achieved for just £45k Over 12 weeks, there were 1,600,000 downloads – smashing the previous record for an entertainment campaign, and second only to a campaign which ran for 4 months

21. Play RFID Rev 2

23. Play IBM Video

25. Mobile: What’s Next? Jonathan Schaaf Global Director, Global Digital Strategy, Omnicom MediaGroup John Swords Partner and Ringleader, Circ.us