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If only... presentation by Graham Brown of mobileYouth.org We have recently made some of our recent presentations available here for download (free sign up) http://mobileyouthnet.com/forum

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1 billion mobile youth a massive opportunity?

If only we looked like this slide from your presentation

If only our money , trust and attention were unlimited

If only we still had “The Pepsi Generation”

If only we meant what we said in your focus group

If only there weren’t brands like Red Bull, Jones Soda, Threadless, Scion, Apple, Boost Mobile and Mountain Dew

If only it was as simple as “ fun ”, “ cool ” and “ personalization ”

If only we were all gadget crazy like you said

If only 1% of us paid $5 a month for your product

If only we were listening to your marketing messages

If only those who didn’t respond weren’t annoyed

If only I didn’t have Google to find your competitor

If only friends didn’t text me from the movie theatre

If only it was as easy as hiring David Beckham for your campaign

If only it didn’t matter your CEO couldn’t blog

If only we paid attention to the sponsors

If only we all craved a “killer application”

If only we didn’t give the world MySpace, Facebook, Ringtones, SMS, MP3s and Filesharing

If only we were engaged by mobile marketing

If only Apple’s success was all about the user interface and technology

If only it was as easy as “listening” to youth

If only we were somehow “different” to you

If only we were your “connected generation”

Come meet mobileYouth ® on our world tour 2009 http://www.slideshare.net/mobileyouth/mobileyouth-speaking-schedule-2009-presentation

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(Graham Brown mobileYouth) 1 Billion

1. 1 Billion

2. 1 billion mobile youth a massive opportunity?

3. If only...

4. If only we looked like this slide from your presentation

5. If only our money , trust and attention were unlimited

6. If only we still had “The Pepsi Generation”

7. If only we meant what we said in your focus group

8. If only there weren’t brands like Red Bull, Jones Soda, Threadless, Scion, Apple, Boost Mobile and Mountain Dew

9. If only it was as simple as “ fun ”, “ cool ” and “ personalization ”

10. If only we were all gadget crazy like you said

11. If only 1% of us paid $5 a month for your product

12. If only we were listening to your marketing messages

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14. If only we were spending more on mobile

15. If only I didn’t have Google to find your competitor

16. If only being “good” was “good enough”

17. If only agencies could take risks

18. If only it was all about “free”

19. If only friends didn’t text me from the movie theatre

20. If only it was as easy as hiring David Beckham for your campaign

21. If only it didn’t matter your CEO couldn’t blog

22. If only we paid attention to the sponsors

23. If only pissing on your brand was the answer to getting noticed

24. If only we all craved a “killer application”

25. If only we didn’t give the world MySpace, Facebook, Ringtones, SMS, MP3s and Filesharing

26. If only we were engaged by mobile marketing

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28. If only it was as easy as “listening” to youth

29. If only we were somehow “different” to you

30. If only we woke up thinking about your brand

31. If only we were your “connected generation”

32. ...then there’d be no need for change

33. Come meet mobileYouth ® on our world tour 2009 http://www.slideshare.net/mobileyouth/mobileyouth-speaking-schedule-2009-presentation

34. Add GB on Twitter grahamdbrown Add GB on Facebook www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=569029896 Download more presentations @ www.mobileYouthnet.com Follow the blog @ www.mobileYouth.org

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