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8.30
9.15
Mystery CEO
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Keynote Speech
A top CEO will discuss his or her company’s mobile strategy. |
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9.15
9.50
Tim Dunn Miles Ross Christophe Henner James Christian |
Basics First: what is a mobile site?
Four years ago, companies, brands and the media all considered whether they should optimise their websites for the mobile. In the age of tablets, 4G and full-screen browsers, the question of websites optimised for mobiles is replaced by the issue of dedicated applications. Should companies create apps? And if so, based on which standards (iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone, etc.)? What is a mobile site? What objectives should the mobile be assigned? Should it be an optimised website or a dedicated application (e.g., iPhone, Android, Windows Phone, or Blackberry)? An example of consumer applications:
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9.50
10.15
Guillaume Bacuvier Arda Kertmelioglu Emanuele de Leonardis Moderator : Jérôme Stioui |
Mobile Advertising Formats and Financial Models
What are the formats and principles for navigating between different apps, mobile sites and websites accessible from a mobile?
Contextualised messages, retargeting and behavioural marketing |
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10.15 – 10.45 am Break (demonstrations)
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10.45
11.25
Nicolas Boutet Massimo Cavazzini Stephen Pinches |
What Impact will the Mobile have on the Other Media?
In recent years, the Web has made its mark, exceeding radio, billboard advertising and, lately, the written press. What impact will mobile marketing have on the offline media economy? Will the budgets be taken out of web and e-mailing budgets or will the mobile grow at the expense of conventional media? |
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11.25
12.00
Rob Jonas Sébastien Manaches
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Mobile Analytics, Web Analytics and Mobile Campaign Monitoring
How can the efficiency of a mobile campaign be measured, what are the indicators, what integrated tools (dashboards) are available on the market? How does a mobile campaign fit in with a brand’s media planning and existing monitoring tools? Do the platforms running web and offline campaigns integrate the mobile or are special tools needed? How can the mobile be integrated into multi-channel management and reporting platforms?
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12.00
12.20
Akin Arikan
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Keynote by Akin Arikan, Multichannel Marketing Evangelist for IBM
4 Must-do tips for combining the science of mobile with the art of social marketing
With a fantastic wealth of choices and opportunities for your mobile marketing programs comes a great challenge: How can you avoid getting mired in every hype and spending resources on the channels that scream the loudest, instead of steering your mobile program with firm hands? Join Akin Arikan, the author of Multichannel Marketing: Metrics and Methods for On and Offline Success, to discuss strategic tips for combining the science of mobile with the art of social media marketing. Avoid the biggest mistakes. Align your strategy with the business. Drive to greater relevancy by going beyond mere trend level analytics and key performance indicators. And bring in the art of social to increase your persuasiveness and success on the mobile channel.
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12.20 – 1.45 pm Lunch
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13.45
14.15
Hani Ramzi Pablo Alvarez Sanchez
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SMS, MMS: Efficiency, Intrusion, Return Rate
What types of brands and what objectives can SMS/MMS be used for? What return rates are currently reported? Are these rates on a downward trend? Are they levelling off? How do consumers perceive receiving a commercial SMS? What other push tools are available? Example of SMS/MMS campaigns:
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14.15
14.40
Daniel Rosen Jean Pierre Diernaz Jonathan Davis Moderator :
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How does Mobile Buzz Work?
Without buzz, apps would get nowhere. Of the 400,000 apps in the App Store, 399,000 remain on the shelves. What are the main principles behind mobile buzz, do they follow different rules from web buzz? How have the best-known games, gadgets and commercial applications succeeded in making their mark among users worldwide, and in generating such extraordinary word-of-mouth advertising? Did they achieve these results by maximising their presence on the mobile or by using the all the media at their disposal: not only the mobile, but also the web, offline advertising (e.g., billboards), TV and radio? Reconstruction of an exemplary mobile buzz campaign
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14.40
15.00
Patricia Levy Richard Firminger Moderator : Jérôme Stioui
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AD Networks & Mobile Exchange Platforms: the battle for mobile advertising management
What’s the current state of play as companies compete for mobile advertising leadership? How will the mobile advertising management market be structured? |
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15.00
15.20
Sylvain Grande |
Keynote by Sylvain Grande, Director of Maps & Web for Nokia Location & Commerce
Sylvain is the Director of Maps & Web responsible for Nokia Maps on Nokia N9, Windows Phone, Symbian, maps.nokia.com and the html5 web app (m.maps.nokia.com).
He has previous headed up business development for MySpace in Europe, having also worked in the music industry and corporate strategy.
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3.20 – 3.50 pm Break
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15.50
16.20
Ben Allgrove Jean-Marc Dompietrini Stephane Py
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Personal Data Collection and Qualified Mobile Marketing Database Distribution
What do we do with the data collected on smartphone and tablet users? Can this data be monetised? Mutualised? Who owns this information and how can its value and reliability be ensured? Which public databases are available on the market? How much do they cost, how reliable are they and how are they compiled?
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16.20
17.30
Thibaut de Lataillade Virginie Fauvel James Christian Sarah Herz Frédéric Toquin Animateur : Samir Addamine |
TOP 10 Professional Mobile Applications for iPhone and Android
Userfriendliness, use, added value, number of users, duration and frequency of use, turnover, etc. Which are the most powerful and successful applications on the world market?
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