Augmented Reality Marketing: 40 Character Title
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Augmented reality technologies are rapidly being adopted for marketing uses. Early examples show significant benefits - a Tissot watch campaign using AR saw an 85% increase in in-store sales. Hotels.com saw a 36% increase in bookings after launching an AR virtual vacation experience. Analysts predict businesses will spend $1.8 billion on location-based mobile ads in 2015. As augmented reality gives consumers an easy way to check-in to real world locations and objects, it will transform how companies market products and drive offers to potential customers. Privacy and user awareness of how data is used will be important for adoption of new augmented reality marketing techniques.
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Augmented Reality Marketing: 40 Character Title
- 1. Augmented Reality for Marketers: Mapping the Future of Consumer Interactions John C. Havens SVP Social Media, Porter Novelli Twitter: @johnchavens Lynne d Johnson SVP Social Media, Advertising Research Foundation Twitter: @lynneluvah
- 2. Introduction
- 3. You’re already Augmenting Your Reality
- 7. QR Codes
- 13. 2-D Barcodes/SMS
- 17. Utility + Ease of Use = Rapid Adoption
- 21. Results: £26 million in revenue ROI of 1:156 A public relations and advertising value equivalent of £1,950,000 Campaign achieved more positive brand awareness and publicity for IBM than the past five years put together
- 23. Swiss watchmaker Tissot saw in-store sales of its watches rise by 85%
- 24. “ 70% of those who went to the site chose to live the experience which is a great conversion rate and of that group 13% then purchased the project – compared to an industry standard website conversion of around 0.5%.” - Myles Peyton, Director of market leading AR authoring company Total Immersion
- 25. Hotels.com credits the launch of their AR Virtual Vacation experience with driving bookings up 36 %
- 26. Analyst firm ABI Research has just released a new study (Q3, 2010) that finds businesses are primed to spend $1.8 billion on location-based ads in 2015 , a somewhat surprising number given the small crowd of early adopters currently using check-in apps.
- 28. Checking In… To Places
- 31. Checking In… To Entertainment
- 32. According to Nielsen, 59% of the people they researched use TV/internet simultaneously and this has grown 35% in the last year. “ Creating a simple way to share what you watch is just the beginning…this could become a recommendation service - you should watch The Wire because three of your friends are watching.” Miso's founder, Somrat Niyogi
- 35. Checking In… To Products
- 38. “ Booyah/MyTown has just hit the 2 million mark . 2010 has been a great year for the iPhone app: hitting half a million in January, 1 million in February, and now 2 million in May. Foursquare has roughly 1.1 million users, Gowalla is sitting near 250,000.” TechCrunch, May 5, 2010
- 39. Opting In … To Offers
- 44. Checking In… To People
- 46. “ This is a way to check in on a Social Object.” Robert Scoble, SXSW 2010
- 47. Privacy
- 54. Virtual Advertising Rights (VAR)
- 56. Virtual Advertising Rights (VAR)
- 60. Utility + Ease of Use + Privacy/Marketing Awareness=
- 61. TRANSFORMATION
- 62. Thank You!
- 63. [email_address] @johnchavens [email_address] @lynneluvah
Editor's Notes
- (Potential) Loss of serendipity. Also, Danny’s stuff about your credit card and car knowing you, etc.
- Layar Browser Hotel Feature
- Zoo Record’s Hidden Sounds Campaign
- JagTag – No downloads required. 2-D codes designed to look like Joss Stone’s tattoo/design. Code goes on products, tags, etc.
- MAYBE CUT THIS, BUT POTENTIALLY GOOD TO POINT OUT UTILITY means usage
- UTILITY VERSUS GIMMICK; TIME SAVING, ETC.
- UTILITY VERSUS GIMMICK; Quiznos is teaming up with Layar to provide users of the popular augmented reality app with an easy way to locate nearby Quiznos restaurants. In addition to just locating a nearby Quiznos place, there will be the special deals available for Layar users, as well as the ability to connect with other Quiznos fans.
- IBM Seer
- Hearst Magazines Digital Media is teaming up with metaio (developer of augmented reality browser junaio) to launch online shopping application on Seventeen.com. The Flash-based service is designed as a “virtual dressing room” allowing users to virtually try before they buy. (Launched August)