If you’re working on your mobile strategy for your business or nonprofit organization, one of the first things to consider is whether you need a mobile application (“app” for short), or a mobile website, or sometimes, both. While mobile sites and apps can look nearly identical, figuring out what works best for your brand will depend on several factors, primarily the functionality you are seeking to accomplish.
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Why a Restaurant Needs a Mobile Website
Local restaurants are one of the most common searches on Google, Bing, and other search engines. If your customers are not able to find you online, chances are not too good that they’ll visit your actual location either.
Seven Things To Remember When Building Your Mobile Website
There are many things to keep in mind when building a mobile website. Here are seven aspects to your site structure and content that you’ll want to keep in mind to be most effective.
Mobile Website Design Tips
Rule #1 — Keep it simple by focusing on the most important content for your customers, and make it easy to access this stuff. These potential customers are on-the-go, often in the middle of texting while driving, reading their facebook friends’ updates, or checking their email. They don’t want to have to search three other websites just to find your location or phone number.
Top 5 Priorities for a Restaurant Mobile Website
Here are the top FIVE priorities for any restaurant mobile website, and any restaurant owner or manager who wants to improve sales and boost profits, by making sure that your mobile website is easy to use, works well, and provides what your potential customers want to learn about your restaurant.
Most Charities Fail at Online Fundraising Basics
“Eighty-four percent of nonprofits, including many of the nation’s largest charities, haven’t made their donation websites easy to read on mobile devices, one of several flaws that can cost them significant contributions, according to experts who studied 150 charities and other organizations.” — Considering the number of people on cell phones, developing a mobile website strategy for your nonprofit organization is crucial.
Embrace Mobile Device Capabilities
Although there are limitations to the mobile device experience, mobile devices can do several things that a PC can’t do at all, while some things are much easier accomplished on a mobile device. The best mobile websites and mobile web marketing campaigns take advantage of the difference and embrace the capabilities of mobile devices.
NEW MOBILE WEBSITE – JigsawRun.org
New Mobile Website Launched for JigsawRun.org
Limitations of Mobile Devices
The biggest frustration to mobile web users is to treat a mobile device like a desktop PC. Phones have limitations to keep in mind, but by realizing this and mitigating these limitations, you can create an effective mobile web experience for your potential customers.
NEW MOBILE WEBSITE – SlipOnDancers.com
New Mobile Website Launched for SlipOnDancers.com