Thursday, May 23, 2013
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Live from the Borrell Local Online Advertising Conference, NYC (#3)

Al Cupo, Vice President, Local Media Association

Greg Stuart, CEO, Mobile Marketing Association, kicked-off day two of the Borrell Online Advertising Conference. Stuart’s keynote presentation focused on three areas of mobile marketing- the local marketers state of mobile, MMA’s perspective on mobile and ways that local media companies can capitalize on the major uptick in mobile marketing.

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1.) Local Marketers State of Mobile

  • Marketers that use mobile will continue to use mobile (45%)
  • An increasing number of retailers believe that mobile is valuable in driving traffic to their location

2.) MMA’s Perspective on Mobile for Marketers

  • Growth of mobile is astonishing
  • 45% of Americans own a smartphone today - more tomorrow
  • App usages has doubled vs. two years ago
  • Nothing brings marketers closer to consumers than mobile
  • Phones are a media channel – U.S. Media consumption share of mobile has tripled since 2009
  • Based on Algebraic Analysis, 7% of an advertiser’s budget should be spent on mobile
  • Unique advantages of mobile - it’s personal; it’s pervasive; it provides proximity
  • Phones / apps are getting even smarter

3.) Mobile Suggestions & Opportunities for Publishers

  • Local media (sales) can (should) lead
  • Publishers can improve ad effectiveness in digital by applying insights from the What Sticks Research:
    - cut-out international impressions – make the local buy local
    - manage frequency
    - capitalize on time of day
    - ad size matters
    - page placement really matters
  • Take advantage of the opportunities to innovate and educate at every level
  • Understand and capitalize on the new digital path to purchase – no longer the traditional sales funnel approach
  • Location, location, location - targeting opens up a new set of customers who want to target specific areas within the DMA


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