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The Evolving Behavior of the Automotive Mobile Shopper. George Nenni @ georgenenni. George Nenni | Dominion Dealer Solutions | VP Operations | george.nenni@drivedominion.com. No more thinking Mobile 1 st … you need to be thinking mobile 1st, and 2nd, and 3 rd.
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The Evolving Behavior of the Automotive Mobile Shopper George Nenni @georgenenni George Nenni | Dominion Dealer Solutions | VP Operations | george.nenni@drivedominion.com
No more thinking Mobile 1st…you need to be thinking mobile 1st, and 2nd, and 3rd.
No more thinking Mobile 1st…you need to be thinking mobile 1st, and 2nd, and 3rd.
What % of online time is now spent on mobile? Less than 50% More than 50%
2014 Mobile Path to Purchase Study More than 50% of total online time is spent on mobile Mobile shoppers focus on price and location Nearly 2 out of 3 mobile shoppers ultimately make a purchase
Source: Google Think Insights Study, November 2013 Using Mobile for automotive research
Source: xAd/Telemetrics Mobile Path to Purchase 2014 Using Mobile exclusively during purchase
xAd/Telemetrics Mobile Path to Purchase 2014 “Showrooming” Effect 7% used a mobile device on-site 11% used a tablet
Top 50 Priorities, Comscore, July 2013 Facebook Ads and Automotive Dealerships Visits to car-model pages jump 50% percent due to Facebook ads Total page views increase 46%
Of consumers who own a Smartphone, nearly ¾ also own a tablet Source: Salesforce 2014 Mobile Behavior Report 4.6 Average number of hours spend on Smartphone 5.1 Average number of hours spend on Tablet
Results of local searches Mobile Playbook, 2nd edition, Google, Oct 2013 Google Places, Hyperlocal ads, Reputation Management 94%of smartphone users search for mobile location 51%visited a store 48%called a store Google Places Listings, Hyperlocal ads Google Places Listings, Responsive or Adaptive Website, Mobile click-to-call ads
Google Mobile Ad Choices Hyperlocal with location extensions Mobile click-to-call Mobile ad sitelinks
Responsive vs. Adaptive Web Design
Responsive Web Design • Pros: • Uniform designs, can fit any and all devices • Search friendly: Google prefers • Simplicity, one website to maintain and manage • Cons: • Be careful choosing images • Need to optimize for load times
Adaptive Web Design • Pros: • Experience can be more deeply tailored to mobile • Can potentially load faster, but varies by provider • Cons: • Need complicated redirects for cross-linking • Can leave tablet users in limbo • Can offer poor SEO, can be seen as duplicate content
Invest in Google Ads: Mobile Click-to-call, Ad sitelinks and Hyperlocal
Switch to a Responsive Website • Click to call and mapping enabled • Responsive email campaignsand landing pages
Know Your Mobile Analytics • Analyze website data for mobile activity • % of mobile visitors • bounce rates for relevant pages • phone calls and form submissions from mobile browsing • Optimize for mobile path
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The Evolving Behavior of the Automotive Mobile Shopper George Nenni @georgenenni George Nenni | Dominion Dealer Solutions | VP Operations | george.nenni@drivedominion.com