MobileWebUp Mashable guide on mobile advertising trends. A big one: mobile websites!
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Don’t wait until 25% of your website visitors are using handhelds — that’s like waiting until a quarter of your backyard is on fire before grabbing a water hose! Start thinking NOW about how to make your website work hard for you on mobile devices.
MobileWebUp A Trend in Mobile Technology
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“Technological convergence” is a fancy name for a simple idea: that over time, different technology systems will evolve to let you do similar tasks. Looking at mobile, device convergence means that if you can do something with a particular phone right now, you would expect to be able to do it o...
MobileWebUp In San Francisco Wednesday? Attend the Mobile Web & Marketing Workshop at the SBA! Free admission but very limited seating.
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Mobile Web use is exploding! Blackberries, iPhones, and other always-online devices are everywhere. Discover what you need to know about this exciting new medium. You'll learn: critical factors your website must have; avoidable pitfalls that send customers running; understanding the vast sea of hand...
MobileWebUp Mobile Web Up in Inc Magazine, talking about how SMBs can use Foursquare and other geolocation services
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The explosion in geolocation platforms, which allow users to track their movements on mobile devices, offers an easy way for small businesses to promote themselves and to learn something about their regular customers. Geolocation services such as Foursquare, Brightkite, Gowalla, and Mytown let users...
MobileWebUp A basic way to increase customer engagement in your website!
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By squeezing a lot of features into their website, many businesses sacrifice loading time. Ironically, this is one of the most important factors in customer interest!
MobileWebUp Fandango gets up to 20% of its weekend ticket sales from mobile phones!
MobileWebUp Mobile Web workshop & expert panel May 19th, in San francisco, CA
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Will you be in Northern California next week? If so, you don't want to miss the annual San Francisco Small Business Week - a series of powerful educational workshops and networking events for business owners.
MobileWebUp The mobile web changes fast. How to deal with it
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It's tricky. Technology can tremendously help your business: lowering costs through automation, and opening new channels for sales and service.
MobileWebUp Android, iPhone and RIM are the "big three" for mobile web usage in the USA
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The numbers are an imperfect measure: it is based on advertisement tracking, so web pages not showing Admob's ads are not counted. But the overall trend is going to be the same: mobile web browsing on Android-based devices has equaled or exceeded that of the iPhone among US consumers.
MobileWebUp Mobile Web and Marketing Workshop tomorrow (4/21) in San Francisco!
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We're giving a 90-minute live workshop called "Mobile Marketing and the Mobile Web" this week. It's in San Francisco, CA, at the Small Business Administration's Entrepreneur Center, this Wednesday, April 21, at 2:30pm. ...
MobileWebUp Mobile Web Up in the news - Small Business Computing mag:
If your Web site isnt optimized for mobile devices, you could be losing out on potential customers and sales. It's time to get with the mobile marketing program.
MobileWebUp An Important Question For Your Mobile Web Designer
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When you have a web design firm prepare your website for mobile devices, there are a couple of decisions to make. One is how your website will handle something called "device detection". How important is this? Let me explain.
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Two thirds of mobile web users in the USA are on iPhone or iPod touch: http://blog.quantcast.com/quantcast/2010
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Android’s performance in the last quarter has been strong, and more recently the BlackBerry RIM OS started to reverse last year's recent trend. While Apple’s market share continues to decline (remember ...
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If your business has a website already, why bother upgrading it for mobile? What's the benefit of making sure your website can be read and used on the iPhone, Blackberry, and Android phones?
