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Facebook- Publicis event 'Financial Services Forum' unveils new possibilities in digital

The event included leaders from Facebook and Publicis, as well as marketers who discussed how to best leverage Facebook as a powerful tool in performance marketing, segmentation of consumers, extrapolation of data, personalized marketing, visual storytelling and use of Facebook’s ad serving platform Atlas


BestMediaInfo Bureau | Mumbai | November 10, 2015


Team ZenithOptimedia

Team ZenithOptimedia



The ‘Financial Services Forum’, an event jointly hosted by Facebook and Publicis Groupe agencies in India, successfully concluded on November 4, 2015, and had key learning for brands in the banking, financial services and insurance categories (BFSI).


The event included leaders from Facebook and Publicis, as well as marketers from the BFSI segments, and there were discussions on how to best leverage Facebook as a powerful tool in performance marketing, segmentation of consumers and extrapolation of data, personalized marketing, creative and visual storytelling and effective use of Facebook’s ad serving platform Atlas.


Today more than 130 million people use Facebook in India of which nearly 90 per cent access Facebook via a mobile device. Publicis Groupe is a leading marketing communications group with a phenomenal presence in digital marketing with brands like Performics, Resultrix, SMG Convonix, Sapient, Razorfish, Digitas LBI, and Indigo.


This forum is especially relevant in the context of the digital revolution that the country is undergoing and the resultant impact on the financial sector. There are over 200 million internet mobile connections in India – estimated in June this year, over 150 million in last October. There will be over 600 million smart phones by 2019. Every avenue remains transformed for the BFSI sector, be it transactions or marketing or creation of new products or channels and distribution.


Kirthiga Reddy, Managing Director, Facebook India, said, “We are pleased to partner with the Publicis Groupe for the first ever Financial Services Forum. The financial services ecosystem has always been at the heart of economic growth and one of the first in adopting digital and CRM platforms in the country. This conference is about “growth” and how Publicis Groupe and Facebook can work together to help business in the segment grow, in the wake of the consumer’s shift from desktop to mobile.”


Anupriya Acharya, Group Chief Executive of  ZenithOptimedia Group said that in the context of the Indian government‘s call for financial inclusion coupled with the fast transforming consumer journey, the given mobile revolution and now the Digital India initiative, the time to hold a seminar such as ‘Financial Services Forum’ made perfect sense.


Acharya stated, “The BFSI sector is set to undergo complete transformation in the next few years. Facebook, with its tremendous mobile reach and equity is not only a great platform for Social and Display but also a powerful tool for Performance marketing. And hence, holds great potential to accelerate growth and business for the BFSI clients. I think that the forum was quite successful in highlighting this and answered a lot of key questions for the marketers. We hope it will help our clients to reflect on their digital assets, on whether they are fully mobile ready for the many millions of addressable consumers on boarding, and how data driven insights can drive thumb stopping content.”


Hanley King, Chairman, Starcom MediaVest Group, felt that Facebook’s immense reach, frequency of usage, deep mobile penetration and advanced targeting options, make it a platform like none other for the BFSI sector for driving both performance as well as brand awareness objectives.


Speaking on the sidelines of the first ever “Financial Services Forum” King remarked, “The question in everyone’s mind was how do we unleash the unique features of Facebook to drive tangible business results, especially in a category like BFSI which cannot purely depend on relevant exposures. What everyone took away from today’s event is that, in the context of the BFSI sector Facebook is not just a potent source for new customer acquisition but a powerful tool for driving customer retention, engagement and cross-sell opportunities.”


King further added, “I am sure that the case studies, new product features and tools that were showcased helped our clients see Facebook in a new light and they were able to walk away with a road map on how to translate the platform’s reach, along with its precise and deep segmentation of audiences to achieve their business goals. It has always been our endeavor to bring forth to our clients the best-in-class in digital and we are committed to partner with our clients in their journey to exploit the potential of platforms like Facebook to enhance their business.”


(L-R) Hanley King- Chairman Of Starcom MediaVest Group and Vidyadhar Kale - Head Of Agency, Facebook

(L-R) Hanley King- Chairman Of Starcom MediaVest Group and Vidyadhar Kale – Head Of Agency, Facebook



Tanmay Mohanty

Tanmay Mohanty



Info@BestMediaInfo.com



Facebook- Publicis event "Financial Services Forum" unveils new possibilities in digital

Facebook unveils 'video light' ad unit called Slideshow

Dive Brief:


  • Facebook’s Slideshow ad unit is a solution that allows advertisers to serve moving ads for audiences in emerging markets such as India, East Africa and South America.

  • Because bandwidth is more scarce in those regions, video ads are out of the question, but Slideshow’s rapidly shifting images simulates video while not hogging bandwidth.

  • Brands can create ads in both full video and Slideshow, and Facebook will detect the bandwidth of the recipient and deliver the appropriate ad version automatically.

Dive Insight:


Facebook is so serious about mobile video ads it has come up with a solution to reach 2G connection or even low bandwidth areas such as India, Kenya and Nigeria. Facebook’s answer is a new ad unit called Slideshow that ties together up to seven still images into an ad that approximates video. Facebook will also automatically detect users’ bandwidth and if advertisers have full video and Slideshow version of ads available the platform will serve users with the ad unit appropriate to their download speed.


A Facebook blog post describes the new ad unit, “Slideshow reduces the need for video production time and resources, and because of its smaller file size, it extends eye-catching ads to people on basic devices or with poor connectivity. In early testing, we found that a 15-second slideshow can be up to 5x smaller in file size than a video of the same length. Slideshow uses video-like motion and no sound, giving advertisers a new way to tell brand stories to people everywhere.”


Netflix and Coca-Cola have already tested the stripped-down ads, that are part of the social network’s attempt to fully connect people around the world. Facebook even launched Facebook Lite, a bare-bones version of the app, and through Internet.org, it is working to increase connectivity in emerging markets.


Nikila Srinivasan, Facebook’s product manger for emerging markets, said “For smaller businesses, the ability to create cost-effective videos continues to be a challenge. They don’t always have large advertising budgets to go and produce a video.”


Additionally, Facebook also introduced its Creative Accelerator program earlier this year to to help marketers understand what they need to consider when advertising in emerging markets.


Recommended Reading


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Facebook unveils "video light" ad unit called Slideshow

Hurricane Marketing Enterprises Unveils New Website and Branding Strategy

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Hurricane Marketing Enterprises Unveils New Website and Branding Strategy


HME Blows Away the Competition with New Site


 


Manalapan, NJ: Hurricane Marketing Enterprises (HME) took a big leap forward in their marketing and branding strategy this month by unveiling their new website, HomeCareMarketing.net. This new site enhances their commitment to home care sales and marketing training, nationwide.


 



“Our desire to serve more clients in the home care market with coaching, sales and marketing training, and other services was the catalyst that spurred us to re-evaluate our online presence. We decided to turn up the volume online. The new website is fabulous!”, states Steve “The Hurricane” Weiss, Owner of HME.



 


HME’s products and services are streamlined, easy to navigate, and the calls to action help the visitor learn more about how HME can help.


 


Hurricane Marketing Enterprises engaged the services of LTC Expert Publications (LTCEP) for a complete site over-haul. LTCEP is the leader in online marketing and website design for home care agencies in the U.S. and Canada.


 


About HME: Hurricane Marketing Enterprises is the one and only marketing company providing expertise on all things Sales and Marketing in the Home Care Industry. Founded in 2012, Hurricane Marketing Enterprises has been taking the nation by storm and helping Home Care, Hospice and Private Duty companies grow their businesses to the next level and beyond.  Visit HME at www.HomeCareMarketing.net


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Hurricane Marketing Enterprises Unveils New Website and Branding Strategy