Dans une étude réalisée sur le premier trimestre 2013 aux US, on constate que 47% des appareils (TV connectée, lecteur blue-ray, consoles…) sont connectés et réellement utilisés.
Via Stéphanie Hérault
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#SocialTVConf's curator insight,
December 19, 2012 11:14 AM
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Mat Bagnall's curator insight,
March 21, 12:34 AM
In my opinion, Gartner has hit the proverbial nail on it's head! It's clear to see that in this day and age everything we do, whether it be in regard to business operations, keeping in touch with friends and family, or keeping tabs on hobbies and interests, solely revolves around conectivity and the technical advancements that have made it easier and quicker than ever before. Because of this, consumers have a wider base of information that they come in contact with on a daily basis. In some ways this may affect Consumer Engagement both positively and negatively. In the above article Gartner points out that the collaberation between secondary screens such as tablets/smart phones, and Television can lead to a positive association and a more connected overall experience for the consumer. Creating incentive programs and rewards for consumers could effectively help to encourage them to be more involved with the content that they are watching by sharing it over various apps, and social media outlets. I think that this will help to keep consumers and viewers feeling connected and in tune with the TV programmes that they love particularly during the down time between one episode and the next. It may also help to build suspence and eagerness for viewers to tune in and not miss any insights that the next episode may bring. This could also have a follow on effect for the fact that by knowing who your consumers are through the community created, more specific advertising programming could be established with potentially good results... especially if the consumers favourite character is the face to the brand.
Alice Burke's comment,
March 21, 3:32 AM
Great article Mat! I think that the idea's represented in both Gartner's article and your insight represent the changing world of advertising and marketing. The option of second screen devices is an exciting expansion which I think will revolutionize the way brands are advertised today. It will bring a huge change in both consumer engagement and brand awareness. It also guarantee's the continuation of value that TV has in the advertising industry. Check out my scoop-it article on Coke's Polar Bowl campaign which uses second screen devices and the success they had with this type of advertising.
Roshani Mehta's comment,
March 21, 8:17 PM
I think the use of second screen devices is a very smart way to engage viewers in a new and exciting way. The use of second screen media devices means that marketers can now engage viewers/ consumers anywhere that they may be on smart phones and laptops. It really does highlight the way marketers are changing the ways in which they are targeting people and how they aim to engage consumer involvement.
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