There are still a lot of questions around mobile commerce.
Not about whether it’s happening, if it’s big or any of that.
The issues are more around the transformative consumer behaviors, the adoption of new mobile capabilities and
taking those to scale.
I’m very much looking forward to hearing discussions about some of those questions at the MediaPost OMMA
mCommerce conference on Monday.
It turns out there are different issue throughout what I call the Mobile Shopping Life Cycle, with related questions at each stage. For example:
- How do large, global consumer brands manage mobile behaviors in so many different markets?
- How does a marketer manage to target consumers based on location, including at home, the office
and anywhere in between and do consumers really want this?
- Where do digital payments fit in the grand scheme of shopping?
- How does a business remove the speed bumps in the course
of mobile transactions and create a friction-free mobile shopping experience?
- Will consumer use mobile wallets or move to paying by phone in other ways?
- How does a company go from
doing nothing in mobile to full-blown mobile commerce?
- What is the role of ad agencies in the new world of mobile commerce?
- What is the role of tablets compared to smartphones for
mobile shopping?
- How can marketers create more effective interactions with consumers after they scan a code or respond to an SMS?
- What are the best ROI models for reaching mobile
shoppers?
While these are far from all the questions around mobile commerce, they should be a good start to hear some forward-looking insights from a wide range of experts.
Do
you have any questions around mobile commerce you’d like addressed? If you’re not attending the conference, send them to me and I’ll toss them in to the mix on Monday.
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OMMA mCommerce, July 15, New York. Mondelez, Autotrader.com, IHG, MasterCard, BBDO, Rapp, Joule,
ScanBuy, Huge, Spyderlynk, Rue La La, BYNDL, Catalina, Giant Eagle, Ansible, Moxie Interactive coming. Here’s the AGENDA.