Demo
- Snap a photo of a link-enabled image (OOH, print, broadcast, video game)
- Search via voice for related product content and information
- Link to incentives and promotions via a radio spot
LinkMe Mobile (formerly SnapNow U.S.) uses its patented mobile search technology to transform the average mobile phone into a brilliant Discovery Device™. Through the strength of media convergence, our process enables clients to engage consumers at the key touch points of sight and sound, effectively creating a powerful brand and product conversation the very moment they are interested. This multi-layered mobile marketing solution — and the rich data it provides — offers clients a deeper understanding of the consumers they seek to engage and convert into customers. As a result, clients’ ROI expectations are typically exceeded, often realizing returns of more than 1,000%!
With your mobile phone, snap on one of the below advertisements and send it to email hidden; JavaScript is required.
Coty Cosmetics Harajuku Campaign
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When Coty Prestige faced the challenge of connecting with young consumers for their Harajuku Lovers Collection of fragrances (Gwen Stefani’s brand), they looked at every mobile technology in the industry before committing to LinkMe Mobile (formerly SnapNow U.S.). Putting a call-to-action on their print ads, their initial potential target was 10,000 snaps… instead, numbers climbed rapidly and before the campaign was over they blew through the 100,000 mark. The number is still climbing. This 1,000% increase in targeted ROI is a perfect example of the value LinkMe Mobile technology can add.
Woman’s Day Campaign
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Woman’s Day created what one analyst called “the Mona Lisa of snap publications” with their November 2008 issue. Consumer response was massive — significantly exceeding expectations. In 2009, the potential continues to grow with back-to-back campaigns slated for the spring and fall. Within the first quarter of 2009, the initiative tally had already generated more than a quarter of a million mobile impressions derived solely from magazine snaps.