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Standard Website
On the left we have a normal website and while it can be seen on a standard mobile phone and you can zoom in you will have to scroll all over the place to get any information.
Mobile Website
On the other hand the mobile website on the right is easy to navigate on any mobile phone.
Your Mobile Website
We take your current website and hand customize it so your visitors will have a great experience.
What’s Happening In The Mobile Phone Market?
Millions of mobile users access Google for products and information
There are millions of iPhone and iTouch users in fact growing faster than the PC market ever did.
Android as a cheap alternative is now rushing the market.
63 percent of survey respondents said they would be more likely to give up their money than their mobile “smart phone” if they were mugged.
“2010 is proving to be the first year for widespread mobile shopping. Consumers in greater numbers are using their mobile devices to assist in in-store shopping, from browsing retailer websites to scanning barcodes to get product and price comparison information to checking in to search for deals. Not for nothing is Google considering paying up to $6 billion to acquire Groupon.”
“emarketer.com December 2010“
Remember when people used to carry around a laptop and a phone? It’s something we’re seeing less and less of because increasingly, what people used to do on their laptops, they now do on their phones. You don’t need a separate computer to browse the Web, work on documents or play games because phones are computers.
One implication of this business trend is that you need to be sure your business is mobile friendly. Are your web pages etc. available in mobile versions so they look good on phone screens? Is it time to get into mobile device advertising? Another implication is that some of the desktops/laptops in your business may be redundant or replaceable with phones.
“Mobile Marketing Spend will Surpass $1 Billion”
“Marketer will begin allocating dedicated resources to mobile in 2011. In the U.S., Forrester forecasts that marketing spend on mobile display ads and search will surpass $1 billion in 2011. Marketers will find quantifiable ROI on mobile for generating real leads, driving foot traffic, and selling products and services.”
“Forrester Research“
“Companies will Invest First in Convenient Services for Consumers”
“Forrester says that mobile product and service professionals, particularly in the travel industry, will invest first to keep their most lucrative customers happy. And in the hierarchy of benefits that mobile offers – revenue generation, cost savings and convenience – convenience will reign during 2011″
Now I think you can see that mobile marketing and websites will be a huge factor in getting new business and customers for a lot of organizations no matter how big or small.
Add to this the growing use of QR Codes and you have a formula to help grow your business even more.