• Mobile devices are extremely personal – they go to the bedroom, the bathroom, and every other place with most people, especially millennials. They don’t want to be bombarded with sales messages.
• When engaging, focus on storytelling instead of selling. Brands that utilize social media, especially in the mobile environment, will do a better job at building relationships with customers. It is fine if content is sponsored or paid, but keep in mind it must be engaging versus “talking at.”
• When using video to engage customers, you have a three-second window before the user dismisses you with a swipe of a finger. Have an engaging opening and make sure content is interesting.
• Although mobile media time is greater than desktop or other media, mobile ad spending is still behind mobile ad consumption in 2015. According to com, mobile ad spending accounts for 49% of digital ad spending, which is behind from the 51% media time spent on mobile.
• Consumers prefer mobile apps as opposed to mobile websites. Mobile apps account for 89% of media time on mobile, according to Nielsen. Therefore, your company should look into creating a mobile app in order to engage more customers.

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