- Fluid'Advance – by Brieuc Saffré : Web, Advertising, Photo… by Brieuc

McDonald fait (de nouveau) jouer les passants dans la rue

Categories: Mobile marketing

McDo en Suède a proposé un nouveau jeu basé sur le principe des affichages numériques… Voyez plutôt…

Ce n’est pas la première fois que McDo utilise ce dispositif, souvenez-vous l’année dernière à Londres à Picadilly, le M jaune avait donné l’occasion à chacun de produire du contenu plutôt fun. Ici la démarche est différente mais l’aspect bon plan et ludique a de grandes chances de faire parler…

L’opération est signée DDB Suède.

Via et ici aussi.

Google Favorite places, Dis Moi Ou, quand la réalité se lie de plus en plus au web

Categories: Mobile marketing

Je viens de découvrir Google Favorite Places, une nouvelle façon d’en savoir plus sur une boutique ou un resto… ça vous rappelle dismoiou.fr avec sa grande communauté et ses nombreux avis sur Paris (une appli iPhone/Android que je vous recommande vraiment) ? En effet, le fonctionnement est un peu différent avec ce système de scan (dont dismoiou pourrait peut-être s’inspirer ?) et est seulement disponible aux US pour le moment mais le service est le même. On peut penser que Google étendra l’expérience à d’autres pays si l’expérience US se déroule bien.

En tous cas, il est intéressant de noter une nouvelle fois ce rapprochement entre la réalité et le web.
D’ailleurs, faîtes-vous une différence entre les conseils de personnes que vous ne connaissez pas sur des achats en ligne puis sur des achats dans la réalité ?

Tags:

Mobile in Japan

Categories: Mobile marketing, Strategy

I just came back from a two week travel in Japan (with one entire week in Tokyo). I loved it. In several days, I will show you my photos taken there, I even bought a Nikon D90.

For now, I propose you a brief preview about how Japanese use their mobile with several relevant facts to understand that Japan is far ahead Europ, Australia and North America.

- All the network is 3G (3.5 exactly), while most of the other networks are still mainly driven on 2G. As a foreigner, you have very few chances to use your mobile there because of this big advance (or it will cost you a lot).

- The mobile devices are really amazing. Big screen, 3D games, camera (I mean good ones), e-books, GPS, mobile wallet, public transport pass, TV and many others… Maybe you would dare to say: « I got most of these features on my iPhone », I’ll answer « Cool but in Japan it’s a been time that everyone got it on his phone ».

- That’s a reason why the iPhone was not well sold in Japan, nothing was really new for the users. There were some key features missing such as the TV, mobile wallet and the public transport pass. Finally, it’s hard to introduce an « iPhone 3G » (even if you add an « s ») for a mature 3G market.

- The QR codes are very numerous, most of the offers or websites are reachable with a code.

- You can’t imagine all the time the Japanese spend on their mobile thank to all these tools, reliable network and options.

Here are two interesting presentations I found about the subject.

Tags: , , , ,

A new successful mobile campaign: Porsche’s « I can »

Categories: Mobile marketing, Strategy

Upd/ Thank to a mail from Kristin Fletcher, from the agency Cramer-Krasselt, I received more information about this campaign, actualy, it was a mobile website, so it was not available only for iPhone but for all smart-phones in fact.

If I say « Porsche », you will probably think « too expensive ». Porsche USA realised that most of the people imagined higher prices than they actually were. With their agency Cramer-Krasselt, in a multichannel campaign, they created a mobile website to stop this stereotype with the fun claim « I can », it reminds me something but what ? :) The choice of the iPhone was also driven because the Porsche targetted customers were supposed to be « tech-savvy and connected« , I guess businessmen for example…

The results were quite amazing. Once again, the mobile results were much higher than the basic online campaign…

« The mobile initiative delivered 22 percent of the campaign’s overall digital traffic and the click-through rate was six times better than Porsche’s online display advertising.

Mobile generated three times the volume to Porsche’s call center than online and twice as many dealer look-ups.

The mobile site’s number of visitors was 40 percent higher than those to the online site, it was also claimed. »

This confirms once again this fantastic change from the MassMedia to MyMedia explained by Helge Tennø in the presentation « New Digital ? What is all about ?« .

Via Mobile Marketer.

Improve the web with Nofollow Reciprocity.