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Mobile Websites
It's widely accepted that more and more people (your customers) are using mobile devices more and more. If you're a small
business, you know you need a mobile presence, but you also want to know your investment is cost effective.
We'll work with you to map out a path to your mobile presence, whether it's a new site or extending an existing website to mobile. Together we'll work out the steps, taking into consideration your business stage, size and market. We'll identify the triggers to move through these steps so investments are supported by growth.
We'll tailor a package to suit you and your particular goals. Call us to make a time for a free, no-obligation chat.Click here to get started!
Just in case you still have any doubt, here is an article from "Small Business Trends" that was published April 18, 2015.
It is now known that Mobile usage grew 25 percent last year and penetration around the world is at 50 percent and growing rapidly. We have over 7 billion mobile phones in use today, and it's estimated that by 2017 more than one third of the global population will be smart phone users. Recent reports show that 65 percent of total digital media time is spent on smartphones and tablets.
What this means for your small business is that more customers are finding your website on mobile devices than on their desktops.
If your website is not optimized for mobile viewing, they are clicking away to your competition. The best way to ensure a seamless mobile experience for all of your website visitors is by changing your desktop site to a mobile site.
Perhaps the most compelling reason to ensure that your small business site is a responsive (mobile) website is Google. The world's most popular search engine, which currently owns 83 percent of the mobile market share, stated in 2012 that its algorithms prefer responsive design and the most recent Google algorithm update reinforces the search engine giant's dedication to mobile-friendly pages. Beginning April 21, mobile friendliness will be a major ranking criterion for websites on Google.
