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US20160140616A1 US14/780,458 US201414780458A US2016140616A1 US 20160140616 A1 US20160140616 A1 US 20160140616A1 US 201414780458 A US201414780458 A US 201414780458A US 2016140616 A1 US2016140616 A1 US 2016140616A1
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  • the present disclosure relates to systems and/or methods for advertising.
  • the disclosure relates to systems and/or methods for advertising on mobile devices where advertisements are displayed on the mobile device on unlocking of the device prior to display of the homepage of the device.
  • the display of advertising material on mobile devices is, of course, known. For example, many companies advertise merchandise and special offers on sites available through mobile devices. Some retailers and serviced providers also provide Apps that advertise goods and services and facilitate purchase of those goods and services.
  • mobile advertising is most commonly seen as a Mobile Web Banner (top of page) or Mobile Web Poster (bottom of page banner), while in others, it is dominated by SMS advertising.
  • Other forms of mobile advertising include MMS advertising, advertising within mobile games and mobile videos, during mobile TV receipt, full-screen interstitials, which appear while a requested item of mobile content or mobile web page is loading up, and audio advertisements that can take the form of a jingle before a voicemail recording, or an audio recording played while interacting with a telephone-based service such as movie ticketing or directory assistance.
  • the effectiveness of a mobile media ad campaign can be measured in a variety of ways.
  • the main measurements are impressions (views) and click-through rates. They are also sold to advertisers by views (Cost Per Impression) or by click-through (Cost Per Click). Additional measurements include conversion rates, such as click-to-call rates and other degrees of interactive measurement.
  • Mobile media can run on a mobile web page or within a mobile application, often referred to as in-App.
  • CPI Mobile Advertising Networks work either as incentive or non-incentive.
  • incentive model the user is given virtual points or rewards to install the game or App.
  • an alternative incentive-based advertising model could be devised that provides mobile device users with advertisement displays of high quality. More particularly, it would be advantageous if an advertising model could be devised that provides mobile device users options relating to advertisements received on their mobile device, for example in terms of category of goods or services, or in more specific terms of vendor, and so on.
  • the terms “on unlocking of the screen” includes within its scope immediate display of the advertisement when the screen of the mobile device is unlocked and display of the advertisement within a period of time after the screen is unlocked. That is, the term “on” should not be taken to limit the present invention to instantaneous display of the advertisement. Usual delays in processing and the like are also considered to fall within the ambit of these terms.
  • the advertisement may provide an incentive to the user of the system, for example in return for having the advertisement displayed on unlocking of the screen of the mobile device. That is, users of the system are incentivised to have advertisements displayed on their mobile devices on unlocking of their screens.
  • the term “incentive” refers to any suitable type of incentive, including, but not limited to, one or more of the following: discounts, loyalty rewards and giveaways. That is, any suitable form of incentive that may incentivise the user to register on the system and opt in to receiving the advertisements.
  • the incentives may or may not be available only to users who register on the system (i.e. system user only incentives).
  • Certain system embodiments advantageously facilitates retrieval of an advertisement from the advertisement library and display of that advertisement on unlocking of the mobile device by the user.
  • the application software may facilitate turning this function off. That is, a user may be able to opt out of receiving advertisements on unlocking their mobile device.
  • an advertisement may also be retrieved from the advertisement library and displayed on the screen on launching the application software.
  • a plurality of advertisements are pushed to the mobile device at a predetermined time, for example overnight.
  • the advertisements may then be stored on the mobile device and accessed each time, or a predetermined number of times, the user unlocks the screen of the device on the following day.
  • This embodiment may provide commercial advantages as the speed of display of the advertisements on unlocking of the screen may be improved or potentially dramatically improved, and internet connectivity may not be required to display the advertisements (i.e. as the advertisements are queued on the mobile device).
  • a user may opt to view the plurality of advertisements pushed to the mobile device at one time, in which case advertisements will not be displayed on subsequent unlocking of the mobile device (i.e. the pushed advertisements will have been viewed).
  • the plurality of advertisements uploaded onto the mobile device may be removed from the mobile device after a predetermined time frame and replaced with a new plurality of advertisements. For example, one set of advertisements may be pushed to the mobile device overnight, some, a substantial portion or all of those advertisements displayed on the mobile device during the course of the following day and the set of advertisements removed from the mobile device on the following night and replaced by a new set of advertisements.
  • the registration details collected from the user are not particularly limited. These may generally include the usual required fields of name, email address and password. Registration details may also include loyalty program details of the user. For example, these details may include details from loyalty programs such as Frequent Flyer, Flybuys, Everyday Rewards, MyerOne and so on.
  • the registration details may also include user preferences for subject matter of advertisements to be retrieved from the advertisement library. For example, a user may wish to receive all advertisements, including incentives, for food and beverages, holidays and travel, sporting events, concerts and theatre, automotive and so on.
  • the application software provides a tap through to the homepage of the mobile device.
  • the application software may provide a tap through to user options including one or more of save, share, favourites, stop advertiser or block, loyalty programs and on/off.
  • the save option advantageously facilitates saving of the advertisement.
  • the user can retrieve saved advertisements at a later time or date and consider them in more detail.
  • the advertisements may also include codes, such as barcodes or QR codes that can be scanned to receive an incentive, for example a discount at a store of the advertiser and so on.
  • the share option may facilitate sharing of the advertisement with contacts of the user, for example via email, SMS, MMS, Facebook, Twitter or other social media.
  • links will be provided to each form of delivery, or a substantial portion of the forms of delivery, in the usual fashion.
  • saved advertisement may be retrieved for consideration and action at a later time or date.
  • the favourites option facilitates searching for a previously saved advertisement. Once located, the advertisement can be retrieved and considered and, for example, advantage taken of an incentive provided by the advertisement, or action taken to share the advertisement with a contact.
  • a user of the system may want to prevent future advertisements from a particular advertiser and so on.
  • the stop advertiser or block option advantageously facilitates blocking of an advertisement retrieved from the advertisement library and/or blocking of advertisements from an advertiser and/or relating to a particular subject matter.
  • the loyalty programs option may facilitate entry of loyalty programs of the user.
  • the user can receive loyalty program advertising on the mobile device through the application software.
  • Advertising by loyalty programs may provide incentives such as bonus loyalty points or special loyalty promotions to the user.
  • a user may wish to stop advertisements from being automatically retrieved and displayed on their mobile device on unlocking of the screen to the mobile device.
  • the on/off option may facilitate adding or removing advertisements being retrieved and displayed on the mobile device on unlocking the screen.
  • the advertisements displayed on the user's mobile device may be selected at random, or following a predetermined sequence.
  • advertisements to be displayed on the mobile device are selected on the basis one or more of preloaded user preferences, user demographic and user data collected from the mobile device, such as geo-location and geo-targeting data.
  • the advertisement provides an incentive to the user, for example in return for having the advertisement displayed on unlocking of the screen of the mobile device.
  • the method comprises pushing a plurality of advertisements to the mobile device at a predetermined time, for example overnight.
  • the methods comprise storing the plurality of advertisements on the mobile device and accessing the advertisements each time, a substantial portion of the times or a portion of the times the user unlocks the screen of the device.
  • the user can opt to view all, a substantial portion or a portion of the plurality of advertisements pushed to the mobile device at one time, in which case advertisements will not be displayed on subsequent unlocking of the mobile device.
  • the method comprises removing the plurality of advertisements from the mobile device after a predetermined time frame and replacing them with a new plurality of advertisements.
  • the method comprises pushing a set of advertisements to the mobile device overnight, displaying some or all of the set of advertisements on the mobile device during the course of the following day on unlocking of the screen of the mobile device, removing the set of advertisements from the mobile device on the following night and replacing them with a subsequent set of advertisements.
  • the removal of the set of advertisements from the mobile device may only remove a portion of the advertisements or a substantial of the advertisements from the mobile device after a period of time and then replacing or supplementing them with another set of advertisements.
  • the registration details may include loyalty program details of the user, or user preferences for subject matter of advertisements to be retrieved from the advertisement library. Combinations of features of the user may also be included in the registration details.
  • the method comprises providing a tap through to the homepage of the mobile device on displaying the advertisement on the mobile device.
  • the method further comprises providing a tap through to user options including one or more of the following: save, share, favourites, stop advertiser or block, loyalty programs and on/off on displaying the advertisement on the mobile device. These options are as discussed herein, reference to which is incorporated herein with respect to the one or more of the disclosed method embodiments.
  • the method may also comprise selecting advertisements to be displayed on the mobile device on the basis one or more of the following: preloaded user preferences, user demographic and user data collected from the mobile device, such as geo-location and geo-targeting data.
  • the advertisements may also be selected randomly or in accordance with a predetermined sequence.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates the process flow of an exemplary embodiment of the system.
  • FIG. 2 illustrates screen displays during an example of a registration process for the system, according to certain embodiments.
  • FIG. 3 illustrates screen displays on unlocking the screen of the mobile device and on launch of application software of the system, according to certain embodiments.
  • FIG. 4 illustrates screen displays for the share option of the system, according to certain embodiments.
  • FIG. 5 illustrates screen displays for the favourites option of the system, according to certain embodiments.
  • FIG. 6 illustrates screen displays for the loyalty programs option of the system, according to certain embodiments.
  • FIG. 7 illustrates screen displays for the on/off option of the system, according to certain embodiments.
  • the present disclosure provides systems and methods for advertising. Certain embodiments relate to systems and methods for advertising on mobile devices where advertisements are displayed on the mobile device on unlocking of the device, prior to display of the homepage of the device.
  • FIG. 1 an exemplary process flow for a system 100 for advertising is illustrated.
  • the process flow for the system 100 may be separated into three components for convenience: a user device 110 ; application software 120 ; and a server/database 130 .
  • a user interface provides for registration 111 of a user of the system 100 .
  • the registration 111 may include addition of loyalty programs 112 of the user. If a user of the system 100 registers loyalty program details, the user may receive current communications and offers from their various loyalty programs. As discussed herein, registration 111 may also include collection of information relating to topics of interest to the user. Data collected during registration 111 is transferred 121 by the application software 120 to the database 131 for storage.
  • On launch 113 of the application software 120 results in retrieval of an advertisement from the database 131 through background services 122 which pulls the advertisement 123 in JSON format via RESTFull API.
  • the advertisement is then displayed 114 in full screen on the user device 110 . Once displayed, the user can tap through and the advertisement is removed 115 . As illustrated in the following figures, this results in the homepage to the user device 110 being displayed.
  • Display of advertisements is also triggered by unlocking 116 of the user device 110 . It is considered that, on average, a user will unlock 116 their user device 110 between 35-50 times a day. As such, advertisements will be displayed on the user device 110 each time it is unlocked 116 . In certain embodiments, the advertisement does not have to be displayed each time and instead the advertisement may be displayed in one or more of the following timings: a portion of the times the user device is unlocked, a substantial portion of the times the user device is unlocked, a predetermined set of times the user device is unlocked or random times the user device is unlocked. This process involves registering a broadcast receiver 124 and firing Screen_On action 125 .
  • advertisements are retrieved from the database 131 and stored on the user device 110 so that they can be accessed by the application software each time the user device 110 is unlocked 116 . This speeds up the display 114 of each advertisement on the user device 110 as the advertisements do not need to be retrieved from the database 131 each time the user device 110 is unlocked 116 .
  • the advertisement does not have to be displayed each time and instead the advertisement may be displayed in one or more of the following timings: a portion of the times the user device is unlocked, a substantial portion of the times the user device is unlocked, a predetermined set of times the user device is unlocked or random times the user device is unlocked.
  • a plurality or set of advertisements may be retrieved from the database 131 , for example overnight, and stored on the user device 110 .
  • the stored advertisements are then access directly from the user device 110 on unlocking of the screen 116 of the user device 110 the following day.
  • the system 100 may facilitate viewing of all of the advertisements pushed to the user device 110 on one sitting, in which case advertisements may not be displayed on subsequent unlocking of the screen 116 of the user device 110 .
  • a set of advertisements pushed to the device may be removed after a default period of time and replaced with a new set of advertisements. This may advantageously reduce the memory consumed by the application software on the user device 110 .
  • the system 100 may facilitate viewing of a portion of the advertisements or a substantial portion of the advertisements pushed to the user device 110 on one sitting, in which case advertisements may not be displayed on subsequent unlocking of the screen 116 of the user device 110 .
  • the advertisements, a portion of the advertisements a single advertisement, a plurality of advertisements may be displayed on subsequent unlocking of the screen.
  • a set of advertisements or a subset of advertisements pushed to the device may be removed after a default period of time and replaced or supplemented with a new set of advertisements. This may advantageously reduce the memory consumed by the application software on the user device 110 .
  • User options 117 can be accessed by the user by tapping through from the display 114 of the advertisement on the user device 110 .
  • the user options 117 may include a share option 117 a for sharing advertisements with contacts, for example via email, SMS, MMS, Facebook or twitter, and a favourites option 117 b for marking advertisements as favourites and retrieving favourite advertisements.
  • a loyalty program option 117 c may facilitate addition and deletion of user loyalty programs from the user's profile.
  • An on/off option 117 d may let the user switch the automatic retrieval and display of advertisements on unlocking of the user device 110 off and on.
  • a blocking option 118 may also be provided that lets a user block certain advertisers and/or advertised subject matter from their user device 110 . If this option is exercised by the user of the user device 110 , the advertisement is blocked 126 via RESTFull API and the user profile updated on the database 131 .
  • the registration process 200 involves selecting the application software 201 from the relevant App store and entering user registration details 202 . Details of a user's loyalty programs may be entered 203 . On launch of the application software an advertisement is displayed 204 , including a homepage tap through 205 to the homepage of the user device and an options tap through 206 to user options.
  • FIG. 3 illustrates screen displays on unlocking the screen 301 of the mobile device and on launch of application software 302 of the system, according to certain embodiments.
  • a user of the device slides to unlock and, on unlocking of the locked screen, an advertisement is displayed 304 .
  • the advertisement may be retrieved from the advertisement library on unlocking of the device, or advertisements may be pre-queued.
  • a user may navigate directly from the advertisement display 304 to their homepage, or they may navigate through to user options display 306 .
  • an advertisement is displayed 304 from which the user may navigate directly to user options display 306 .
  • screen displays are illustrated which provide an example of a user options display 401 and selection of a share option display 402 , according to certain embodiments.
  • the user is given a number of options such as SMS, email, Facebook and Twitter. Additional options may also be provided, for example alternative social media options and so on.
  • the user may select “favourites” on the user options display 501 , which will result in a favourites option display 502 including the advertisements that have been saved by the user. These may be searchable and/or may be scrolled through to locate a desired advertisement. The desired advertisement may be selected by tapping on the advertisement, resulting in the advertisement display 503 .
  • the user may select a “Loyalty Programs” option on the user option display 601 . This will navigate through to a loyalty options display 602 that facilitates entry of relevant loyalty program details of the user.
  • the loyalty options display 602 also includes an option for removal of stored loyalty programs from the user's profile.
  • a user of the system may want to opt out of receiving advertisements on unlocking of the screen of the user device.
  • the user options display 701 may also include an “on/off” option.
  • advertisements are automatically retrieved and displayed on unlocking of the screen.
  • advertisements are not automatically retrieved, but may still be accessed by launching the application software through the App on the user device.
  • a system for advertising on a mobile device comprising:
  • a system for advertising on a mobile device comprising:
  • FIG 3A A system according to examples 1A or 2A, wherein the advertisement provides an incentive to the user of the system, for example in return for having the advertisement displayed on unlocking of the screen of the mobile device.
  • a system according to one or more of the preceding A examples, wherein when a user opts in to receiving advertisements on unlocking of the screen of their mobile device, a plurality of advertisements are pushed to the mobile device at a predetermined time, for example overnight.
  • a system according one or more of the preceding A examples, wherein a set of advertisements is pushed to the mobile device overnight, some or all of the set of advertisements displayed on the mobile device during the course of the following day and the set of advertisements removed from the mobile device on the following night and replaced by a subsequent set of advertisements.
  • stop advertiser or block option facilitates blocking of an advertisement retrieved from said advertisement library and/or blocking of all advertisements from an advertiser and/or relating to a particular subject matter.
  • advertisements to be displayed on said mobile device are selected on the basis one or more of preloaded user preferences, user demographic and user data collected from said mobile device, such as geo-location and geo-targeting data.
  • a method for advertising on a mobile device comprising:
  • a method for advertising on a mobile device comprising:
  • a method according to one or more of the proceeding B examples wherein when a user opts in to receiving advertisements on unlocking of the screen of their mobile device, said method comprises pushing a plurality of advertisements to the mobile device at a predetermined time, for example overnight.
  • a method according to one or more of the proceeding B examples comprising storing said plurality of advertisements on the mobile device and accessing said advertisements each time the user unlocks the screen of the device.
  • a method according to one or more of the proceeding B examples comprising: removing the plurality of advertisements from the mobile device after a predetermined time frame and replacing them with a new plurality of advertisements.
  • a method comprising: pushing a set of advertisements to the mobile device overnight, displaying some or all of the set of advertisements on the mobile device during the course of the following day on unlocking of the screen of said mobile device, removing the set of advertisements from the mobile device on the following night and replacing them with a subsequent set of advertisements.
  • a method according to one or more of the proceeding B examples comprising providing a tap through to said homepage of said mobile device on displaying said advertisement on said mobile device.
  • a method according to one or more of the proceeding B examples comprising providing a tap through to user options including one or more of save, share, favourites, stop advertiser or block, loyalty programs and on/off on displaying said advertisement on said mobile device.
  • stop advertiser or block option facilitates blocking of an advertisement retrieved from said advertisement library and/or blocking of all advertisements from an advertiser and/or relating to a particular subject matter.
  • a method comprising: selecting advertisements to be displayed on said mobile device on the basis one or more of preloaded user preferences, user demographic and user data collected from said mobile device, such as geo-location and geo-targeting data.
  • a computer readable medium containing programming instructions according to Example C1 comprise one or more of the limitations of the proceeding B and/or C examples.

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