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Improving Brand Engagement Throughout the Consumer Journey Davor Sutija CEO, Thinfilm VisioNFC 2018 London, UK What makes NFC Mobile Marketing valuable for consumers? 82 % of consumers use their smartphone to help make purchase decisions


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Improving Brand Engagement Throughout the Consumer Journey

Davor Sutija CEO, Thinfilm VisioNFC 2018 London, UK

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What makes NFC Mobile Marketing valuable for consumers?

82 % of consumers use their smartphone to help make purchase decisions in-store1

1Google/Ipsos, Consumers in the Micro-Moment, U.S., n=5,398 based on

internet users, Mar. 2015

77 % of consumers use phone in-store to seek product reviews We are now in the era of the connected consumer

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NFC Mobile Marketing creates more than awareness – it drives better consumer decision-making.

Fewer than 1 in 8 shoppers go to a brand’s website

(instead they rely on search or Amazon for real-time info)

Customers don’t want ad ads, they want a a con convers rsation

https://www.fastcompany.com/3007362/customers-dont-want-ads-they-want-conversation

Brand Story Recipes Reorder One-touch Return Secure Provenance

NFC Mobile Marketing is a platform to give consumers immediate access to:

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What makes NFC Mobile Marketing valuable for brands?

Brand-curated one-to-one consumer connections

PRIVATE LABEL ALTERNATIVE

COMPETITOR BRAND YOUR BRAND SEARCH

Direct one-to-one connection On-brand messaging

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  • 1st-party data
  • real-world product

interactions

  • brand/customer

connection throughout the consumer journey

  • actionable insights
  • enhanced consumer

experience

Unique Tag ID Date/Time GPS Location

(when granted)

# of Taps Tap Sequence

What an integrated NFC solution deployment provides

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Conversion technology plays a key role in NFC adoption

FROM LOOSELY COUPLED TO ON-PACKAGE TO ON-PRODUCT

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NFC-integrated mobile apps can also tie in blockchain services

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What brands need in the delivery format

Speed Reliability Simplicity Scale

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7 Billion

Annual Production Capacity of NFC Tags per line by end 2019

Ubiquity can be achieved by using existing roll-based manufacturing on flexible metal substrates

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Recent in-market NFC Mobile Marketing deployments across geographies and categories

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The conversation continues well beyond point-of-purchase

  • 1. In-store: Tap for info

& contest

Consumers who tap NFC spend 3x more time onsite than clicking ppc/social ads 1-in-3 consumers interact 2+ times from 2+ geographic locations 2x interaction compared to

  • ther on-product approaches
  • 3. At home: Tap for

recipes

  • 4. Tap for instant

reorder

  • 5. Discover more

tagged products, etc.

  • 2. Purchases brought

home

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Barbadillo Wine: “Tap & Win” campaign in Spain

Details: – 200+ Major Retail Outlets

– 126,000 “Smart” Bottles – €1,000 Prizes

Results & Insights:

Increase in Subscribers over historic URL / QR based campaigns Time spent on site vs. all other sources of traffic

Of consumers interact from 2+ locations

2x 2.8x 33%

Objectives: – Promote white wine for summer drinking with seafood – Encourage contest entries – Generate brand buzz

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NFC provides actionable B2B & B2C insights

Supply chain transparency

Identify where bat atches are distributed geographically 40% of tapped coasters were tapped by multiple people When dir direct mail mail pieces are being received based on Postal Service bulk mail mail del deliv ivery Secondary taps shows that wine is potentially consumed just as as mu much for

  • r lunch as

as for din dinner Diet shake consumers eat lat ater than av average, and do not consume di dinner shakes

  • n weekends

People are mos most likely to

  • smok
  • ke or con

consume tobacco messaging between 2-5 pm, and do do not

  • t smoke at me

meal tim imes

Pr Product flow flow Mail Dist stri ributi tion Virality ty Consu sumption ha habi bits Assoc Associated habi bits ts Info Inform rmat ation

  • n

co consu nsumpti tion Specialty Gin On Label Craft Beer Coasters Chewing Tobacco Direct Mail Wine Bottle Neck Hangers Nutrition Supplements Welcome Package Tobacco Direct Mail

Consumer Behavior

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Thank You

Davor Sutija CEO davor.sutija@thinfilmNFC.com +47 94 84 98 86