MiiP is to ads as Clippy is to MS Office.
Just sayin'.
-- T.Rob
From: Doc Searls
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Sent: Friday, July 17, 2015 20:37 PM
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Subject: [projectvrm] Fwd: MediaPost's IoT: Shopping - Transforming the
Shopping Experience - 8/6 NYC
Sharing this.
What do you think they mean by “always on shopping?”
Can we (meaning everybody who cares about this, and thinks as objectively as
possible) start by assuming that customers are going to spend $X, £X or €X,
regardless of whether are
herded by the kind of cattle-prods described below?
If so, how much of the below is a waste for everybody, and how much is just
stores adapting a bit to customers with mobile devices, making shopping a bit
easier?
I suspect that most of what’s imagined here isn’t going to help the customer
navigate the store one bit, but rather annoy the crap out of her. (As will, I
am sure, MiiP the monkey
<http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/07/14/meet-miip-the-ad-monkey-in-your-app/>.)
But rather than just mock or complain, what amongst the tech being developed
will give customers more agency, and better ways of navigating retail spaces
and engaging with the
retailers and brands on display? Or, in other words, what will give VRM
meaning there?
Doc
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Subject: MediaPost's IoT: Shopping - Transforming the Shopping Experience -
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Date: July 6, 2015 at 3:06:46 PM EDT
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IOT Shopping
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August 6,
2015 - Radisson Martinique - New York City
Transforming the Shopping Experience
Thanks to mobile research and always-on shopping, many shoppers have
pretty much made up their mind what they want before they walk into a
physical store, where most of the
actual purchasing still occurs. Consumers can be messaged upon entry
thanks to beacons, geofences, tags and audio signals. But make no mistake;
it's not about that one-time
welcome message. The entire shopper experience is being transformed by a
vastly growing number of sensors and mobile technologies all over the store.
It's all about the when,
where
and how to engage with the customer.
Thanks to Digimarc
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