There Is a QR Code In a Public Toilet Near You

QR codeQR codes offer interesting opportunities for businesses seeking to engage consumers in new ways. The main benefit of QR codes, if you ask me, is that you can simply use them anywhere you want and dispose of plenty of possibilities to target specific people, groups of people and thus communities, while connecting the power of online with the pertinence of physical presence. The possibilities to target depend on the type of environment you use QR codes in. In other words: it’s a lot about content in context.

Since QR codes are used by a relatively small percentage of mobile users, there is also a ‘natural’ segmentation that will disappear gradually as more people, apart from the digital natives and digital savvy, start using QR codes for whatever reason. The latter is another advantage of QR codes: you can basically use them for all sorts of interaction purposes. [Read more...]

The Lack of Customer-Centricity and Integration in (Mobile) Marketing

mobile marketingShould I repeat that the adoption of mobile devices, with the smartphone leading the pack, is rising at an unseen pace and this consumer-driven mobile revolution offers plenty of new opportunities and challenges for businesses and marketers?

Unfortunately, the possibilities of what we call (again with a very broad term that hides a diverse reality of interaction possibilities, engagement opportunities and technologies),  mobile marketing are still too often being killed due to a lack of vision and asking the wrong questions… [Read more...]

Second Screen Engagement: the Social Dimension of the TV Experience

Kevin Slavin

Kevin Slavin

This week I moderated IAB Belgium’s annual Think Digital congress. I knew a few of the speakers, but it’s always interesting to rediscover what they say and many presentations were absolutely worthwhile.

Someone I didn’t meet before was Kevin Slavin, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer at Starling. Kevin’s laid back way of providing great food for thought made the audience very quiet. His presentation is not online yet, but it really doesn’t matter because the slides don’t tell the story. The person does.

So, here’s a look at Kevin’s presentation and some very interesting insights about second screen engagement: TV, the way you might have never thought about it, based on some short notes I made and an increasingly poor memory. [Read more...]

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