Why Go Mo?
Reasons Mobile Matters
Your customers are already mobile. Are you?
● By 2013, more people will use mobile phones than PCs to get online.
● Mobile searches have grown by 400% since 2010.
● There will be one mobile device for every person on earth by 2015.Sources: Gartner, 2010; Google Mobile Optimization Webinar, 2011; Cisco, 2011
Users expect their mobile experience to be as good as their desktop experience.
• 71% of users expect a mobile site to load as fast as a desktop site.
• 60% of users expect a mobile site to load in three seconds or less.
• 78% will retry a site two times or less if it does not load initially.Sources: Compuware, “What Users Want from Mobile,” 2011
A bad mobile experience can cost you customers.
● 23% of adults have cursed at their phone when a site doesn’t work.
● 40% have turned to a competitor’s site after a bad mobile experience.
● 57% would not recommend a business with a bad mobile site.Sources: Compuware, “What Users Want from Mobile,” 2011
Customers are connecting with the businesses in their local area on mobile.
● 95% of smartphone users have searched for local information.
● After searching, 61% of users call a business and 59% visit the location.
● 90% of these people act within 24 hours.Sources: Google “The Mobile Movement: Understanding Smartphone Users,” 2011
Apps are fun and useful, but many prefer mobile sites for shopping.
● 81% of users prefer mobile sites to apps for researching prices.
● 79% prefer mobile sites for product reviews.
● 63% prefer them for purchasing.Sources: Adobe Systems “Adobe Mobile Experience Survey,” 2011; eMarketer, 2011
Businesses like yours can drive purchases with a mobile-friendly site.
● 70% of mobile users have compared product prices on their phones.
● 65% have read product reviews on their phones.
● 50% of mobile searches lead to purchase.Sources: Lightspeed Research; Google “The Mobile Movement: Understanding Smartphone Users,” 2011
Australian Mobile Users
A Day in the Mobile Aussie Weekend’ looks at mobile searches hour-by-hour over a weekend. Themes from the research give a clear picture of the types of searches and activities people are engaging in on their mobile devices and how they are connected throughout the day.
1. Google & Ipsos Travel Attribution Study, Oct. 2012; 2.Google & Ipsos Our Mobile Planet, 2012; 3. Internal Google tools, Nov 2012; 4. Google Enumeration Study, March 2012
