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AT&T Store Promo
AT&T has deployed Mobile Billboard in stores nationwide on all their Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile and webOS smart phones. A looping, promotional video sequence entices users to pick up and explore the device on what would otherwise be a blank screen. Upon detecting user activity, the attract loop exits automatically to a branded application where they can navigate to read a list of features and benefits, or view up to six promotional videos providing details on device features and functional highlights, platform/OS benefits and available applications/ or services. User activity is tracked to produce detailed reports on shopping behavior.
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Motorola/Fergie Out-of-Box
Motorola employed Mobile Billboard to enhance the launch of the MotoQm device using an SD card based application that auto-ran upon insertion. The user is welcomed with a video of Fergie extolling the virtues of the device before being presented with a branded user interface that allowed them to watch several promotional or set-up oriented videos. The videos provided setup help for various features and guided tours of the phone, the VCAST music service, movies & content and email, plus a sneak preview of the latest Fergie video "Big Girls" to highlight the media capabilities of the phone.
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Nokia/Emusic SD Card Promo
Nokia and Emusic used Mobile Billboard to turn a standard SD card into an extremely effective promotional tool and delivery platform for the Emusic service and their content. Upon insertion into the device, the application auto-ran and presented the user with an offer to select and install tracks from a catalog of free music on the card and prompted them to sign up online to get even more. When connected to the PC, the user is also prompted with a web link on the PC that leads them to the Emusic site and a promotional page where they could sign up for the additional free tracks.