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There's An App for That
1. There’s An App for That Using Mobile Apps to Drive Business
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3. “We no longer need to be tethered to a desktop computer in order to use the internet to interact with the world around us.” - Hamilton Chan, CEO, Paperlinks
14. iTunes App Store (as of 6.20.11) Total Apps Seen in US App Store: 520,506Number of Active Publishers in the US App Store: 91,350 Current Average App Price: $2.25Current Average Game Price: $1.06 Most Popular Categories1 - Games (62064 active)2 - Books (55824 active)3 - Entertainment(44762 active)4 - Education (36632 active)5 - Lifestyle (31459 active) Source: 148Apps.biz
20. Multi Platform Approach Many marketers are beginning to take a multi-platform approach to building native mobile apps to increase reach Dreamforce 2010 (featuring Salesforce Chatter) Created by:
26. REI Snow & Ski Report by REI will help you figure out how best to spend your time up at the mountain. Add up to 12 resorts via GPS or pick them from a world wide list. Get push notifications when there is new snow and when vital conditions are updated such as the amount of trails open, snowfall over the last 72 hours, and more
27. Chipotle One of Chipotle’s advantages is that it’s a quick meal. By releasing an iPhone ordering app, it became even quicker. Locate the nearest Chipotle, place your order and pay without logging into a computer or waiting in line.
Similar to Social Media, “going mobile” has become the latest buzz word/hot topic in business. We’ve know some of you have already tested some mobile tactics and that most are discussing it…so today we want to accomplish a few things:Let you know that you’re right on track in having these conversationsProvide you with a few on-the-surface examples of companies using mobile to drive business (external & Disney)Highlight the “shiny new object” syndrome…just as is the case with Social Media, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the latest & greatest
Although all of these new technologies are powerful/cool from a functionality perspective, it’s really the fundamental shifts we are seeing in consumer behavior as a result of their massive adoption. Consumers now want & expect to be communicated with on their own terms….both in their personal lives & how they interact w/ brands/products
Similar to Social Media, “going mobile” has become the latest buzz word/hot topic in business. We’ve know some of you have already tested some mobile tactics and that most are discussing it…so today we want to accomplish a few things:Let you know that you’re right on track in having these conversationsProvide you with a few on-the-surface examples of companies using mobile to drive business (external & Disney)Highlight the “shiny new object” syndrome…just as is the case with Social Media, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the latest & greatest
Mobile truly is global. In fact, parts of Africa and India are seeing the highest rates of adoption as this is their first phone and especially their first computer.
Over 285 million are mobile subscribers257 million data-capable devices (SMS, MMS, WAP browsing)
Although all of these new technologies are powerful/cool from a functionality perspective, it’s really the fundamental shifts we are seeing in consumer behavior as a result of their massive adoption.
So knowing this, we need to begin to re-imagine & re-invent how we communicate with our Guests/clientsLooking beyond documents & websites
Apple is leading the way with 17 million app downloads per day, followed by Android at 11 million per day
Additional 60K appssince last month & additional 20K publishers
Starbucks Card Mobile – App that you just enter in your card number & your iPhone becomes your Starbucks card. More than 3 million people have paid with this, making Starbucks the largest mobile payment network.Square – growing at a rate of 100K merchants per month and now doing over $3MM per day in transactions
Square is accompanied by a mobile wallet system that sets up personal tabs with merchants, searches for locations, and keeps track of receipts
How do you persuade drivers of the benefits of a car, via print advertising? And without getting them to do a real-life test drive? Volkswagen in Norway addressed this by creating an app which allows users to 'test drive' the car within a print ad, using Augmented Reality.The print ads appeared in some of Norway's most popular print publications. Having downloaded the app, readers held their phone over the print ad to make the car 'drive' and could test out three different features of the vehicle: Lane Assist, Adaptive Lights and Cruise Control.
People enjoy getting something for free, at a check-in on Foursquare for example. And they do it over and over again.