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Apps, QR Codes, Foursquare & Crowdsourcing: Understanding

the New Digital Landscape

2011 TFEA Conference & Trade ShowAnchors Aweigh!

July 8, 2011

Social Media User StatisticsFacebook Twitter Foursquare

# of Total Users 500 million 106 million 7 million

# of New Users Daily

300,000 22,000 (3400% growth in 2010)

# of Mobile Users 200 million (2x as active)

38 million

Daily Use 50% use daily 28 million ~ 14,000-18,000

Geography 70% from outside the U.S.

60% from outside the U.S.

40% from outside the U.S.

Connections Average user has 130 friends & likes 80 pages

26 million users follow a brand (67% will buy)

Sources: http://www.facebook.com/press/info.php?statistics;http://www.observer.com/2011/media/foursquare-user-no-6000000-signs;http://blog.hubspot.com; http://www.digitalbuzzblog.com/infographic-facebook-vs-twitter-demographics-2010-2011/

What? No Smartphone?

Smartphone User Statistics• 31% of US mobile phone users have a

smartphone• By 2015, 43% will use smartphones• 69% of smartphone owners have downloaded

an app• Smartphone users between 35-44 were most

likely to download an app; followed by the 18-24 age range

Source: eMarketer; http://www.mequoda.com

Mobile Content Usage

Source: Tim Hayden (http://www.44doors.com)

Apps

Photo: JimYounkin

Churchill Downs

Churchill Downs

Glastonbury Music Festival

Glastonbury Music Festival

Glastonbury Music Festival

SXSW Music Festival

QR Codes

Why Use QR Codes?

• Consumers don’t have to type or text• Engage consumers on the go, on THEIR terms• Drive them to mobile commerce sites, and

digital experiences• Provide quick access to useful (RELEVANT)

information• Costs nothing to produce a QR Code

Source: Tim Hayden (http://www.44doors.com)

DO

• Educate your audience on “why” and “how”• Develop a custom micro-site that truly captures

your audience “in the moment” to take your desired action

• Provide an AWESOME experience: immediate conversion is key– Incorporate audio and video that can’t be duplicated

on paper– Ask for email or a Facebook “like” in exchange for a

coupon or exclusive information

Source: Tim Hayden (http://www.44doors.com)

DO NOT

• Drive the audience to your standard website homepage

• Translate web pages 1:1 from desktop to mobile: brevity rules the moment

• Repeat information that is printed or published on the same real estate as a QR Code

• Extend the moment for longer than 90 seconds

Source: Tim Hayden (http://www.44doors.com)

QR Code Usage

Source: Tim Hayden (http://www.44doors.com)

QR Code Awesomeness

QR Codes give consumers a reason to interact with offline objects, and make those objects dynamic and interactive.

Source: Tim Hayden (http://www.44doors.com)

QR Code Tours

Rochester Jazz Festival

Source: @jasonpinto

Rochester Jazz Festival

Source: @jasonpinto

Geneva Midsommar Festival Swedish Days

Jura Whisky Juracache• Placed 5 QR codes around the

island• Scan each code and retrieve the

secret word

•Collect all 5 words and go to the Jura Store•Rearrange the words into the correct phrase and win a prize•QR code locations were posted on Facebook and Twitter

Source: Jura Whisky

QR, Me Hearties!

• QR Code Treasure Hunt– Choose your treasure– Choose your challenges– Create/scan the codes

Source: Kirsty Pitkin; eventamplifier

Photo: Vanessa Pike-Russell

Foursquare/Gowalla

TAMU Foursquare Scavenger Hunt

TAMU Foursquare Scavenger Hunt

East Atlanta Beer Fest

• Check in at various festival venues

• 3 brewers brought 3 special beefs that were only available to attendees who had checked in on Foursquare

• Once 100 people checked in, they could win a free EABF koozie at the merchandise tent

East Atlanta Beer Fest

Gowalla Contests

Gowalla Contests

SCVNGR

What Is SCVNGR?• SCVNGR is a location-based

game/app about doing challenges at places or locations

• A 21st Century scavenger hunt• For events, players can earn

points to unlock rewards geared toward creating a better festival experience– Great for sponsors!

Sasquatch Music Festival• Sponsor, Esurance, wanted to communicate

their “green” initiatives• Built challenges on SCVNGR at the festival to

enhance the attendee’s experiences while educating them on greening the Gorge

Sasquatch Music Festival• Challenges:– Cool to be Green: Find an Esurance recycling

poster and pose for a photo next to it while holding something recyclable

– Keep Hydrated: Snap a pic at a free water bottle refilling station

• Prizes– Sasquatch Survival Kit– VIP upgrades for the weekend– 4-pack of tickets to a 2011 show at the Gorge– $100 Gorge Bucks

Mobile/SMS Text

Why SMS Text?

• There are 150 million feature phones in the U.S.

• It’s the dominant form of mobile-to-mobile communication

• Send on-site reminders/updates to festival attendees

• Send coupons for discounted tickets• Make print and radio ads interactive by asking

audience to text a keyword to receive future announcements

Sources: Tim Hayden (http://www.44doors.com); Club Texting

Legends in Concert

• Objectives– Measure the effectiveness of

billboard advertising– Build and SMS subscriber

database• Strategy– Use unique keywords on each

billboard to measure location effectiveness

– Place a coupon code in outgoing text messages to measure conversion

Sources: Mobile Marketer

Legends in Concert

• Call to action– One unique keyword per billboard

• Results– Built subscriber database of over 1,600 members– Average conversion rate of 16 percent (1,200% ROI)– Measured which billboard produced the most

subscribers and highest conversion

Sources: Mobile Marketer

West Beach Music Festival• Objectives– Drive awareness about the festival with a mobile

sweepstakes– Drive festival ticket sales with a promo code– Build a double opt-in database

• Tactics– 1st offer: Congrats! Visit website & enter promo code

for ticket savings– Double opt-in: Reply yes to be entered in a weekly

drawing for tickets

Sources: Mobile Marketer

West Beach Music Festival• Results– More than 700 people texted in; 70% double opted-in

Sources: Mobile Marketer

Crowdsourcing

Crowdsourcing – Twitter Chats

Crowdsourcing – Facebook Groups

Crowdsourcing – Savannah Craft Brew Fest

Questions?

Old School:• Phone – 512.473.3513• E-mail – sarah.page@lcra.org

New School:• Twitter - @ColoradoRiverTr (work), @pagetx (personal)• Facebook – facebook.com/ColoradoRiverTrail• Flickr – flickr.com/groups/ColoradoRiverTrail • Foursquare – foursquare.com/pagetx• Gowalla – gowalla.com/users/pagetx (personal), gowalla.com/users/ColoradoRiverTrail (work)• Delicious – delicious.com/pagetx• Slideshare – slideshare.net/pagetx