INSPIRATION FROM RESEARCH The objective of research was to find out how our audience used picture messaging rather than find ways of telling them how they might find it useful. We gave 8 pairs of friends within the target audience hotline phones capable phones for a week, bags of credit and a free rein. The only stipulation was they had to return the phones at the end of the week and they had to save every message they received (both hotline phones and SMS). We reviewed the inboxes and below are a selection of typical images. CORE INSIGHT The core insight from research was that messaging, both picture and text, was being used in a very emotional and creative way. It was being used as a form of entertainment and as an extension of personality. The content was working like a social banter and was informal, funny, shocking, competitive, cheeky and sometimes explicit. We had the opportunity to position our hotline phones in a similar way; as an entertaining extension of personality.

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