What is the difference between your computer and your cellphone these days? The gap is lessening and a recent article published in BizReport titled, Internet Marketing 101: Why mobile search is different than typical search, supports this. Click here to read the article.
Search ranks in at around 90% of internet tasks performed. People just want to search - so smartphones are highly popular. Smartphones are the main reason why the gap is lessening between phones and computers.
The article also states that "64 million U.S. wireless subscribers surfed the mobile web in May 2009." What's more impressive is that mobile click-throughs are between 5% and 15%, whereas internet click-throughs average 2%.
This is a research statistic that marketers will likely be considering. In the near future, you may be seeing a search marketing shift toward mobile-users.
How interesting would it be to see marketers shift their efforts to mobile-based search marketing?
Compendium's blogging platform still focuses its attention to structuring blog content to be maximized in search engines optimization.
Search ranks in at around 90% of internet tasks performed. People just want to search - so smartphones are highly popular. Smartphones are the main reason why the gap is lessening between phones and computers.
The article also states that "64 million U.S. wireless subscribers surfed the mobile web in May 2009." What's more impressive is that mobile click-throughs are between 5% and 15%, whereas internet click-throughs average 2%. This is a research statistic that marketers will likely be considering. In the near future, you may be seeing a search marketing shift toward mobile-users.
How interesting would it be to see marketers shift their efforts to mobile-based search marketing?
Compendium's blogging platform still focuses its attention to structuring blog content to be maximized in search engines optimization.
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