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April 2011
OneRiotSocially Targeted
Mobile Advertising
Tobias Peggs, CEO
+1 415 846 7186
Example: Chevy mobile
ad campaign targeted at
males on social apps,
aged 30-50, interested
in “cars” and “sports”.
OneRiot is:
Socially Targeted Mobile Advertising
OneRiot enables brand advertisers to
reach a targeted audience on mobile.
We solve a big problem in mobile
advertising today: In general, mobile targeting data is limited
Brand advertisers can’t reach specific
audiences
Our unique technology analyzes
mobile social activity to target the right
audience for brand ad campaigns. 91% of mobile internet use is social related i.e.
mobile is inherently social*
We determine audience interests by
processing and analyzing users’ mobile social
signals (e.g. Twitter)
This enables interest-based targeting for ads
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Example: Volvo mobile ad campaign,
targeted at male mobile users, aged 25-
45, interested in “cars” and “sports”.
Analyze
Social Media
activity of
mobile user
Determine
interest profile,
gender, demo
and geolocation
Serve ads to
a targeted
audience
Mobile is inherently social*. Users
engage with socially targeted content
3 **The Growth of Mobile Marketing, Microsoft, March 2011
Example target: “Sports Guy”
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Technology: Mobile is inherently social.
We analyze social signals to target ads
OneRiot Case Study: targeting “car
guys” during the Super Bowl for Chevy
*The Growth of Mobile Marketing, Microsoft, March 2011
Campaign Objective: Drive additional views of
Chevy’s Super Bowl commercial on mobile.
Target: US Male Twitter users, 30-50, interested in
“sports” and “cars”, during The Super Bowl.
Creative: MMA banner, click to play video. Landing
page optimized for social sharing.
Result: Drove 80k video views, helping make
Chevy the 4th most talked about brand on Super
Bowl Sunday.
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*86% of
mobile users
are watching
TV while
using their
phone…