Taplicious! The Rise of the Mobile Web

Rise of the Mobile Web Mobile searches are nudging there way to the top as the #1 way people find information. By using the latest technologies you don't have to sacrifice form and function for a mobile web- site, in fact, these little gems can look and feel like an expensive mobile app. Take a look at these compelling stats below and see for yourself - the mobile web is on the rise! brought to you by XTaplicious 75 million Americans access the Web from mobile phones. 25 percent of mobile Web users in the US are mobile-only and rarely use a desktop or laptop to access the mobile Web. .that's expected to double within 5 years, as mobile takes overtakes the PC as the most popular way to get on the Web. 530 million browsed the mobile Web on their handset in 2010. 3G ...and this is expected to rise over 1 billion by the year 2015. In 2011 there will be 940 million 3G subscribers, that's 1 in 5 people! ..and over 85% will be able to access the mobile Web. What About Search? 71 % of smartphone users that see TV, press or an online ad do a mobile search for additional info. .and 1 in 3 those searches are local. Mobile searches have quadrupled from 2010. As many as one in seven google searches are now mobile. And Mobile Sites? Mobile sites are growing rapidly. Recent figures show that by not having a mobile site is on par with a brick-and-mortar retailer not doing business on Thursdays. Sorry! We're Closed. Some Statistics We Hate Thursdays! 79% use a smartphone to help with shopping. 54% located a retailer. 44% read reviews and product info. 46% called a retailer. 40% looked for promotions and discounts. 28% used a discount coupon on phone. 74% have made follow-up purchases. 27% purchased via a mobile site. The average annual spend was US$300. Mobile Ad Trends Of people who react to seeing mobile ads: 42% click on the mobile ad. 35% visit the advertiser's mobile site. 32% search for more info on their phone. 49% make a purchase. 27% call the business. brought to you by KTaplicious Make sure to check us out at taplicious.com and reserve your spot for the next generation of mobile websites. Rise of the Mobile Web Mobile searches are nudging there way to the top as the #1 way people find information. By using the latest technologies you don't have to sacrifice form and function for a mobile web- site, in fact, these little gems can look and feel like an expensive mobile app. Take a look at these compelling stats below and see for yourself - the mobile web is on the rise! brought to you by XTaplicious 75 million Americans access the Web from mobile phones. 25 percent of mobile Web users in the US are mobile-only and rarely use a desktop or laptop to access the mobile Web. .that's expected to double within 5 years, as mobile takes overtakes the PC as the most popular way to get on the Web. 530 million browsed the mobile Web on their handset in 2010. 3G ...and this is expected to rise over 1 billion by the year 2015. In 2011 there will be 940 million 3G subscribers, that's 1 in 5 people! ..and over 85% will be able to access the mobile Web. What About Search? 71 % of smartphone users that see TV, press or an online ad do a mobile search for additional info. .and 1 in 3 those searches are local. Mobile searches have quadrupled from 2010. As many as one in seven google searches are now mobile. And Mobile Sites? Mobile sites are growing rapidly. Recent figures show that by not having a mobile site is on par with a brick-and-mortar retailer not doing business on Thursdays. Sorry! We're Closed. Some Statistics We Hate Thursdays! 79% use a smartphone to help with shopping. 54% located a retailer. 44% read reviews and product info. 46% called a retailer. 40% looked for promotions and discounts. 28% used a discount coupon on phone. 74% have made follow-up purchases. 27% purchased via a mobile site. The average annual spend was US$300. Mobile Ad Trends Of people who react to seeing mobile ads: 42% click on the mobile ad. 35% visit the advertiser's mobile site. 32% search for more info on their phone. 49% make a purchase. 27% call the business. brought to you by KTaplicious Make sure to check us out at taplicious.com and reserve your spot for the next generation of mobile websites. Rise of the Mobile Web Mobile searches are nudging there way to the top as the #1 way people find information. By using the latest technologies you don't have to sacrifice form and function for a mobile web- site, in fact, these little gems can look and feel like an expensive mobile app. Take a look at these compelling stats below and see for yourself - the mobile web is on the rise! brought to you by XTaplicious 75 million Americans access the Web from mobile phones. 25 percent of mobile Web users in the US are mobile-only and rarely use a desktop or laptop to access the mobile Web. .that's expected to double within 5 years, as mobile takes overtakes the PC as the most popular way to get on the Web. 530 million browsed the mobile Web on their handset in 2010. 3G ...and this is expected to rise over 1 billion by the year 2015. In 2011 there will be 940 million 3G subscribers, that's 1 in 5 people! ..and over 85% will be able to access the mobile Web. What About Search? 71 % of smartphone users that see TV, press or an online ad do a mobile search for additional info. .and 1 in 3 those searches are local. Mobile searches have quadrupled from 2010. As many as one in seven google searches are now mobile. And Mobile Sites? Mobile sites are growing rapidly. Recent figures show that by not having a mobile site is on par with a brick-and-mortar retailer not doing business on Thursdays. Sorry! We're Closed. Some Statistics We Hate Thursdays! 79% use a smartphone to help with shopping. 54% located a retailer. 44% read reviews and product info. 46% called a retailer. 40% looked for promotions and discounts. 28% used a discount coupon on phone. 74% have made follow-up purchases. 27% purchased via a mobile site. The average annual spend was US$300. Mobile Ad Trends Of people who react to seeing mobile ads: 42% click on the mobile ad. 35% visit the advertiser's mobile site. 32% search for more info on their phone. 49% make a purchase. 27% call the business. brought to you by KTaplicious Make sure to check us out at taplicious.com and reserve your spot for the next generation of mobile websites. Rise of the Mobile Web Mobile searches are nudging there way to the top as the #1 way people find information. By using the latest technologies you don't have to sacrifice form and function for a mobile web- site, in fact, these little gems can look and feel like an expensive mobile app. Take a look at these compelling stats below and see for yourself - the mobile web is on the rise! brought to you by XTaplicious 75 million Americans access the Web from mobile phones. 25 percent of mobile Web users in the US are mobile-only and rarely use a desktop or laptop to access the mobile Web. .that's expected to double within 5 years, as mobile takes overtakes the PC as the most popular way to get on the Web. 530 million browsed the mobile Web on their handset in 2010. 3G ...and this is expected to rise over 1 billion by the year 2015. In 2011 there will be 940 million 3G subscribers, that's 1 in 5 people! ..and over 85% will be able to access the mobile Web. What About Search? 71 % of smartphone users that see TV, press or an online ad do a mobile search for additional info. .and 1 in 3 those searches are local. Mobile searches have quadrupled from 2010. As many as one in seven google searches are now mobile. And Mobile Sites? Mobile sites are growing rapidly. Recent figures show that by not having a mobile site is on par with a brick-and-mortar retailer not doing business on Thursdays. Sorry! We're Closed. Some Statistics We Hate Thursdays! 79% use a smartphone to help with shopping. 54% located a retailer. 44% read reviews and product info. 46% called a retailer. 40% looked for promotions and discounts. 28% used a discount coupon on phone. 74% have made follow-up purchases. 27% purchased via a mobile site. The average annual spend was US$300. Mobile Ad Trends Of people who react to seeing mobile ads: 42% click on the mobile ad. 35% visit the advertiser's mobile site. 32% search for more info on their phone. 49% make a purchase. 27% call the business. brought to you by KTaplicious Make sure to check us out at taplicious.com and reserve your spot for the next generation of mobile websites. Rise of the Mobile Web Mobile searches are nudging there way to the top as the #1 way people find information. By using the latest technologies you don't have to sacrifice form and function for a mobile web- site, in fact, these little gems can look and feel like an expensive mobile app. Take a look at these compelling stats below and see for yourself - the mobile web is on the rise! brought to you by XTaplicious 75 million Americans access the Web from mobile phones. 25 percent of mobile Web users in the US are mobile-only and rarely use a desktop or laptop to access the mobile Web. .that's expected to double within 5 years, as mobile takes overtakes the PC as the most popular way to get on the Web. 530 million browsed the mobile Web on their handset in 2010. 3G ...and this is expected to rise over 1 billion by the year 2015. In 2011 there will be 940 million 3G subscribers, that's 1 in 5 people! ..and over 85% will be able to access the mobile Web. What About Search? 71 % of smartphone users that see TV, press or an online ad do a mobile search for additional info. .and 1 in 3 those searches are local. Mobile searches have quadrupled from 2010. As many as one in seven google searches are now mobile. And Mobile Sites? Mobile sites are growing rapidly. Recent figures show that by not having a mobile site is on par with a brick-and-mortar retailer not doing business on Thursdays. Sorry! We're Closed. Some Statistics We Hate Thursdays! 79% use a smartphone to help with shopping. 54% located a retailer. 44% read reviews and product info. 46% called a retailer. 40% looked for promotions and discounts. 28% used a discount coupon on phone. 74% have made follow-up purchases. 27% purchased via a mobile site. The average annual spend was US$300. Mobile Ad Trends Of people who react to seeing mobile ads: 42% click on the mobile ad. 35% visit the advertiser's mobile site. 32% search for more info on their phone. 49% make a purchase. 27% call the business. brought to you by KTaplicious Make sure to check us out at taplicious.com and reserve your spot for the next generation of mobile websites. Rise of the Mobile Web Mobile searches are nudging there way to the top as the #1 way people find information. By using the latest technologies you don't have to sacrifice form and function for a mobile web- site, in fact, these little gems can look and feel like an expensive mobile app. Take a look at these compelling stats below and see for yourself - the mobile web is on the rise! brought to you by XTaplicious 75 million Americans access the Web from mobile phones. 25 percent of mobile Web users in the US are mobile-only and rarely use a desktop or laptop to access the mobile Web. .that's expected to double within 5 years, as mobile takes overtakes the PC as the most popular way to get on the Web. 530 million browsed the mobile Web on their handset in 2010. 3G ...and this is expected to rise over 1 billion by the year 2015. In 2011 there will be 940 million 3G subscribers, that's 1 in 5 people! ..and over 85% will be able to access the mobile Web. What About Search? 71 % of smartphone users that see TV, press or an online ad do a mobile search for additional info. .and 1 in 3 those searches are local. Mobile searches have quadrupled from 2010. As many as one in seven google searches are now mobile. And Mobile Sites? Mobile sites are growing rapidly. Recent figures show that by not having a mobile site is on par with a brick-and-mortar retailer not doing business on Thursdays. Sorry! We're Closed. Some Statistics We Hate Thursdays! 79% use a smartphone to help with shopping. 54% located a retailer. 44% read reviews and product info. 46% called a retailer. 40% looked for promotions and discounts. 28% used a discount coupon on phone. 74% have made follow-up purchases. 27% purchased via a mobile site. The average annual spend was US$300. Mobile Ad Trends Of people who react to seeing mobile ads: 42% click on the mobile ad. 35% visit the advertiser's mobile site. 32% search for more info on their phone. 49% make a purchase. 27% call the business. brought to you by KTaplicious Make sure to check us out at taplicious.com and reserve your spot for the next generation of mobile websites.