Industry research confirms that consumers are increasing the time they spend inside smartphone apps. Localytics recently reported the average time people spend in their apps is up by 21% year-over-year, with music, health and fitness, and social apps showing … Read More
There’s a great new infographic worth checking out from Monetate, titled the The Retailers Guide to SoLoMo. Here are a few of the Social, Local, and Mobile consumer trends and marketing opportunities illustrated:
The big news yesterday really wasn’t Facebook hitting a billion users. As big a milestone as that is, it was somewhat expected.
The real news was found in what looks more like an internal metrics document Facebook published, citing a few … Read More
More and more local businesses, retailers, and restaurants are using QR codes to help drive check-in strategies on Foursquare. Instead of forcing customers to retype login credentials on Foursquare’s mobile site, some businesses are taking this a step further by linking … Read More
Yesterday, I had the honor of presenting to a sell-out crowd of a few hundred social marketers at Madison’s Social Media Breakfast. What an extraordinary, high-energy community for Madison social media! Aside from the home-town hospitality, what made the event particularly … Read More
In advance of the IPO, Facebook’s newly revised S1 this week reports mobile users at a stunning 500 million users – 55% of Facebook’s users! Make no mistake: consumers are thinking “mobile first” about Facebook. What’s your brand’s strategy to capitalize?
(Read in entirety at Search Engine Land. Published 2012)
One of the staggering facts in Facebook’s public filing last month was that 50% of their traffic is driven by mobile devices. That’s about 5x more than the average website.
Perhaps even … Read More
What an honor it was to keynote the AMA annual marketing conference in Madison today!
If you were unable to catch the presentation, you can watch the slides here:
Think Mobile First: How to … Read More
(Read in entirety at Search Engine Land. Published 2012)
Happy New Year! Let’s face it, 2012 isn’t the first year someone has christened the “year of mobile.” But it is the first time consumers have done so – and continue to.
Still … Read More
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