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Cellular Technology and Experiential Marketing

When it comes to experiential marketing, there’s a major unifying factor amongst your potential and current customers alike: that little piece of technology that nearly everyone carries around in their pockets or purses.

By successfully incorporating the cell phone into your campaign, you allow consumers a more personalized interaction with your brand.

You also take advantage of the perfect avenue through which consumers can help you advertise your event.

With this mobile aspect of your marketing campaign, you can:

  • Get yourself on apps
  • Send text messages
  • Encourage participants to share
  • Give them access to links with more information

Phones are not a new addition to the marketing game, so think creatively and find as many ways as possible to use phones in marketing.

QR Codes

QR codes connect users to a web page quickly and seamlessly. Users scan the code and are brought to a specific web page, which could be a product page or your company’s homepage.

You can use these to direct users to exactly where they can buy or discover more about your products. You can show them comparisons to prices or costs of other brands.

They could take the users to further interactions with your campaign, or allow them to “like” your brand’s Facebook page. Use the QR code to streamline the user’s experience with your brand.

Another important part of experiential marketing campaigns is gathering consumer feedback.

You can use a QR code to direct users to a quick survey for feedback about their experiences at your event. This feedback can be used to assist you in measuring the ROI of the campaign.

Location-Based Marketing

Many smartphone users are looking to their phones for extremely location-specific information. Link the marketing of your experiential campaign to location-based search keywords.

Send your event information to local online publications like community newsletters and local blogs.

Use these online venues to reach out to people in the area, so that the community knows your event is coming. Thismakes it easier for them to reach out to others and help you promote your own event.

Text Offers

You can also offer to send users the latest offers for your brand through text message. Your texts can publicize events and sales concisely, offer discounts or request a short customer survey.

Remember that consumers don’t always give out their phone numbers easily, so strong incentives can help.

Augmented Reality Apps

Augmented reality adds some tech to reality. It takes what’s there in front of users and combines that with something virtual.

An augmented reality component with cell phones can be a unique way to get your audience to participate in your marketing campaign.

Create the most effective experiential marketing campaign today by using your consumers’ cellular devices. Use these methods and put your own creative spin on them.

Sheila Rondeau
Sheila Rondeauhttp://mogxp.com
* Driven and experienced executive with expert proficiency in providing unsurpassed leadership and revenue growth in dynamic, fast paced, competitive business environments; fully capable of leading a full array of enterprise marketing responsibilities, as well as general business operations, building foundations enabling the company to scale for growth. * Architected strategic partnerships with key clients such as Toyota, Budweiser, PepsiCo, Walmart, State Farm, CVS, Kellogg's, Optimum-Nutrition, General Motors, Macy’s, Essence, GSK, Monsanto, Diageo, Colgate, Rite Aid, P&G, Corona, Pedigree, M&M Mars, Sony, Bacardi, Mike's, Bel Brands, Activision, Ben & Jerry's, Discover, Pfizer, Highmark Health and Clinique. * Skilled in the successful application of innovative marketing strategies that enable sustained growth, expand revenue, elevate brand awareness, and improve customer acquisition; extensive experience working with industry leading brands on experiential marketing campaigns. * Accomplished strategist with a history of leading initiatives that spark significant gains in efficiency, productivity, and operational effectiveness. * Well versed in leveraging superior communications skills and interpersonal savvy to establish relationships of trust to drive sales and exceed corporate objectives. Areas of Expertise: * Marketing Leadership * Fortune 500 Client Base * Key Advisor to Stakeholders * Team Leadership * Marketing Collateral * Digital/Social Media Campaigns Career Achievements: * MOGXP - Serves in interim CMO roles to provide a cost-effective leadership solution to small to mid-sized companies * MOGXP - Secures clients that include major Fortune 500 brands across multiple industries, encompassing Toyota, GSK, Kellogg's, Optimum-Nutrition, General Motors, Macy’s, Essence, CVS, Monsanto, Diageo, Walmart, Colgate and Rite Aid * Gigunda Group - Executed mobile marketing tours, pop-up retail stores, public relations stunts, sampling programs, retail promotions, and digital and social media campaigns.
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