Showing posts with label user behavior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label user behavior. Show all posts

Monday, December 15, 2014

Bringing "How To" Videos to Vine and Instagram

After an extremely successful Black Friday Vine program, Lowes continues to evolve the campaign using consumer behavior and insights to drive creative, and effective, work. 

In the new campaign, Lowes:
  • Evolves the “Fix in Six” campaign from small hacks to larger projects
  • Showcases seemingly hard-to-do tasks in easy, digestable, 6-15 second videos
  • Leverages existing user experience and platform functionality with a “Tap thru” engagement
  • Breaks projects into steps that viewers can pause turning the quick video into a tutorial
  • Educates audiences on how to use the feature and videos
Now, with the influx of the use of the mobile app and utility of the Vines, there is an opportunity to take this in-store and purchase the items needed for this DIY project. 

To learn more about the new campaign, see Lowes on Instagram, Vine and within this article.

Thursday, September 5, 2013

Social Users are Mobile First: We Should Be, Too

Consumers and customers alike no longer see Twitter and Facebook as desktop websites.  They consider these social networks mobile apps.  Because of this user behavior and mind-set, we see Twitter and Facebook leveraging the mobile first strategy.  For reference:
  • Over 70% of all Facebook & Twitter activity occurred on mobile
    • More than 219M users were mobile only on Facebook
  • It is predicted that $4billion will be spent on Facebook advertising with 50% of the spend to occur in streams
    •  This means, brands are not only competing with our fans’ friends, but with many other advertisers as well

The content developed and amplified becomes even more important: 
  • It must break through the clutter
  • Be relatable
  • Leverage a “mobile first” philosophy
    • Should be succinct, engaging and visual – on both Twitter and Facebook.

Although this isn't "new news" the data is still staggering and changing as we move into Fall 2013.