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A Presenta*on from The Fes*val of NewMR – Main Stage

5 December 2012 Research Goes Mobile

Findings from initial smartphone application research

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Sally Joubert Luma Research

Mar4n Tomlinson Research Now

Sally Joubert, Luma Research & Martin Tomlinson, Research Now Festival of NewMR 2012 - Main Stage – Session 1

Sally Joubert and Martin Tomlinson





We are now symbiotic with the internet


Of users expect the mobile experience to be better than or equivalent to using a laptop or desktop computer

85% Of US mobile web users only access the web from their mobile devices

25% Sources: Harris Interactive & Tealeaf, On Device Research & Mobithinking


And user interface is improving ...


But let’s be realistic ...


…appreciate the role of mobile in consumer

life...

…and understand the implications for

our industry...


2011 – Phase 1 Phase 2 2010

Goal to explore feasibility, practicality, reliability and value of mobile ad testing.

Research in Practice – Luma Advertising Testing


Two Phases of Parallel Testing

2011 the kindergarten era for app-based surveys initial research was done using static advertising

2012 the primary years with developments

in mobile technology video advertising was tested


2 x N=200 2 x N=200

Re-thinking – a 5 minute questionnaire

2011 Study in UK and Australia


Smartphone Survey – 56% completed out of working hours

Online Desktop Survey – 21% completed out of working hours

Key Finding – Time of Day


Key Findings – Brand Bonding Completely Consistent


Smartphone as a data collection platform does not have a direct impact on brand feelings measurement

Key Implication along the way…


Too good to be true – Some inconsistency


Two video ads

Same 5 minute questionnaire plus opt in post survey passive data collection

2 matched samples of N=104 and N=107 across

Smartphone or Desktop

30 opted into the passive data collection – an

encouraging result!

2012 Phase Two Study in Australia


Smartphone Survey – 90% completed out of working hours

Online Desktop Survey – 60% completed out of working hours

Key Finding – Time of Day mainly out of hours


Source: add+impact® Quick Check Brand Bonding ratings

Key Finding – Brand Bonding Completely Consistent again


Source: add+impact® Quick Check Attention ratings

Key Finding – Attention now Consistent… even when we drilled down further


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Attention Elements – McDonald’s


Untouched Potentials Entertained Committed

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Implications?

Proportion Committed


There are some encouraging consistencies when comparing Online

to Mobile….


Passive data collection is the next dimension….




…what about methodological development…?


Thank you

Questions?


Q & A

Sue York NewMR

Mar:n Tomlinson Research Now

Sally Joubert Luma Research

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APresenta*onfrom TheFes*valofNewMR–MainStageb219de03d4fa586d9adb... · APresenta*on"from" The"Fes*val"of"NewMR–Main"Stage" 5December2012 Research Goes Mobile Findings from initial

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