The document discusses current and future trends in digital technology including the evolution of the web from Web 1.0 to 3.0, augmented and virtual reality, the mobile web, and social content. It covers how these trends are shaping the "culture of now" and discusses opportunities in digital marketing and careers related to these technologies.
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1. Nottingham Trent University 15 th November 2011 Susi O’Neill Digital Consultant The digital opportunity: Current and future trends
2. The digital opportunity: Current and future trends Web 1.0 > 3.0 Augmented & Virtual Reality The Mobile Web The Culture of Now Social Content
23. Digital marketing adoption Augment & virtual reality 3D Mobile apps Pervasive computing Cloud computing Prosumers Social marketing Web 2.0 Rich media content E-commerce Email marketing Web accessibility Online support Search marketing Website E-Brochure
24. “ Your product will only survive in a crowded marketplace if you stop advertising and start innovating. The old ways of marketing are dead – and being safe is now risky” Seth Godin, Purple Cow
46. The digital opportunity: Current and future trends Web 1.0 > 3.0 Augmented & Virtual Reality The Mobile Web The Culture of Now Social Content
47. From direct to personalised marketing David Wilcox, The Social Reporter
48. Public is the new default “ People have really gotten comfortable not only sharing more information and different kinds, but more openly and with more people. That social norm is just something that has evolved over time.
49. Public is the new default Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook Founder
52. Return on investment (direct marketing) Customer interaction End sale Digital activity Metrics: Website traffic from social platforms On site conversion from social marketing Size of network (fans, followers, friends)
53. Return on engagement (relationship marketing) interaction Reduced cost/ Increased sale Conversation Metrics: Website traffic from social platforms Quality of network (relevancy and influence) Volume and percentage of network interaction