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44% of Shoppers Won't Return to Sites That Aren't Mobile
May 31, 2013

Mobile Commerce Daily reports that 44 percent of shoppers wil not return to a site unless it is optimized for mobile. The study from Kentico Software also reports "that 85 percent of smartphone owners use their mobile devices to compare companies, products and pricing before making a purchase."

State of the Social Universe: What Marketers Should Keep in Mind, from 4 Experts Who Can Help You Reach for the Stars
March 21, 2012

State of the Social Universe: What Marketers Should Keep in Mind, from 4 Experts Who Can Help You Reach for the Stars

They shared their insights on where things are now, what trends are emerging, what marketers need to emphasize, and how they can make the most of it all. Sections include:

1) Drive the Mobile Vehicle Smartly, and Honor Your Email Opt-In Relationships
- Sara Meaney President, Strategy & Growth, Hanson Dodge Creative

2) It's About Location, Location, Location: Know Where Your Customer Is
- Asif Khan Founder and president of the Location Based Marketing Association

3) On the Rise: Social Intelligence
- Doug Camplejohn CEO of Fliptop

4) Start - and End - with Your Content
- Ann Handley Chief content officer for MarketingProfs

Get Your Mocial Mojo Working: Effectively Integrating Email, Social, Mobile and Local
March 21, 2012

The way we communicate is moving-literally. Smart phones are outselling PCs, and tablet sales are expected to outpace desktop sales by 2013. But although the screens may be smaller, the possibilities for engagement are larger than ever.

You'll find the following covered in this handy whitepaper:

- What Does Mocial Mean for Marketers?
- Determining Your Mocial Strategy and Goals
- Growing Your Email Database Through Social and Mobile
- Making Email More Social
- Extending the Reach of Social and Mobile
- Deploying Integrated Programs Across Email, Social and Mobile

Video: Peapod Lets Commuters in Philadelphia Shop on the Go
February 20, 2012

Did you know that the average person in Philadelphia commutes 30 minutes a day on SEPTA, the city's public transportation system? That doesn't leave much time for grocery shopping. But what if you could do your shopping while waiting for your commuter train, bus or trolley?