Introduction
• What is push messaging?
• Industry uses
• Marketing through push messaging
• Messaging strategy
• Measuring success
What Is Push Messaging?
• Message that is pushed to the user via a mobile app
• Text or rich push
• Informational or actionable
• Process
• Use internal or third party platform
 Compose the message
 Define the recipient
 Schedule time and frequency
• Benefits
• Immediate visibility
• No need to open an app
• No spam filters
• No character limits
• No cost to user
Industry Uses
• Retail – sales, store traffic
• Travel – deals, status
• Hospitality – reminders
• Restaurant – offers, reservations
• Banking – account status
• Insurance – claim status, evaluations
• Advanced uses
• Geofenced offers
 Specialty retailer - invites users within 50 miles of
an invite-only VIP trunk sale
• Beacons
 Welcome to store
• Wearables
Use As A Marketing Tool
• Informational
• Engagement
• Conversion
• Reactivation
Informational
• Provide a service which the customer values
Engagement
• Actionable messages
• Drive engagement with the app
Conversion
• Drive a future or current
purchase through offers
• “We actually see our push
messages resulting in
increased follow-through in
refilling prescriptions” Mark
Shaffer, Walgreens
Reactivation
• Re-engage a dormant user
• Must be a compelling
reason
• Cost per app acquisition –
$3*
* Urban Airship
Messaging Strategy
• Opt in or die
• 50% for leading apps
 88% increase in engagement*
 Nearly 3x higher retention rate*
• Do everything to get customers to
opt in
• Less is more
• Frequency of messaging is critical
• Coordinate with CRM strategy
• Make the message meaningful
• Personalized, actionable, or enticing
• Timing is critical
• Test to optimize response rates
• A/B test
* Localytics
Measuring Success
• Messaging must provide value
• Identify number of users who opt
in and opt out
• Identify click through rates
• Click through rates can be 2x emails
• Determine effectiveness of
campaigns
• Measure direct conversion
• Determine impact on dormant
customers
Conclusion
• Industry Use:
• Push messaging can be used effectively in all industries
• Marketing Objectives:
• Can be used to provide information, increase
engagement, drive conversion, or regain inactive
customers
• Key strategies:
• Opt in, don’t overwhelm, make the messages meaningful,
test to optimize response rates
• Results:
• Push messaging increases response rates, engagement
with apps, and drives revenue

Mobile Marketing Using Push Messaging

  • 2.
    Introduction • What ispush messaging? • Industry uses • Marketing through push messaging • Messaging strategy • Measuring success
  • 3.
    What Is PushMessaging? • Message that is pushed to the user via a mobile app • Text or rich push • Informational or actionable • Process • Use internal or third party platform  Compose the message  Define the recipient  Schedule time and frequency • Benefits • Immediate visibility • No need to open an app • No spam filters • No character limits • No cost to user
  • 4.
    Industry Uses • Retail– sales, store traffic • Travel – deals, status • Hospitality – reminders • Restaurant – offers, reservations • Banking – account status • Insurance – claim status, evaluations • Advanced uses • Geofenced offers  Specialty retailer - invites users within 50 miles of an invite-only VIP trunk sale • Beacons  Welcome to store • Wearables
  • 5.
    Use As AMarketing Tool • Informational • Engagement • Conversion • Reactivation
  • 6.
    Informational • Provide aservice which the customer values
  • 7.
    Engagement • Actionable messages •Drive engagement with the app
  • 8.
    Conversion • Drive afuture or current purchase through offers • “We actually see our push messages resulting in increased follow-through in refilling prescriptions” Mark Shaffer, Walgreens
  • 9.
    Reactivation • Re-engage adormant user • Must be a compelling reason • Cost per app acquisition – $3* * Urban Airship
  • 10.
    Messaging Strategy • Optin or die • 50% for leading apps  88% increase in engagement*  Nearly 3x higher retention rate* • Do everything to get customers to opt in • Less is more • Frequency of messaging is critical • Coordinate with CRM strategy • Make the message meaningful • Personalized, actionable, or enticing • Timing is critical • Test to optimize response rates • A/B test * Localytics
  • 11.
    Measuring Success • Messagingmust provide value • Identify number of users who opt in and opt out • Identify click through rates • Click through rates can be 2x emails • Determine effectiveness of campaigns • Measure direct conversion • Determine impact on dormant customers
  • 12.
    Conclusion • Industry Use: •Push messaging can be used effectively in all industries • Marketing Objectives: • Can be used to provide information, increase engagement, drive conversion, or regain inactive customers • Key strategies: • Opt in, don’t overwhelm, make the messages meaningful, test to optimize response rates • Results: • Push messaging increases response rates, engagement with apps, and drives revenue