This presentation exposes key facts about mobile search for small and moderate sized businesses in the US. Consumer usage and penetration statistics are presented in a quick and accessible fashion. Advertising and marketing recommendations are for business owners and managers is included at the end of the presentation which was produced by DigiMechanix, Inc (DMX) - A Division of BALLA, Llc

1. Search Advertising
for Small Businesses
The Emergence of Mobile Search

2. Key Facts about Mobile Search
80 percent of Smartphone owners use them to search the internet
Over 180 million Smartphones in the US
The Amount of Time Spent on Mobile Browsers and Apps has
increased by 39 percent since 2012
Mobile shoppers spend 25 to 50 percent more in certain product
categories
Mobile shoppers are more likely to use a computer or tablet to
make a purchase on an ecommerce site
Today there are:
• 183 million smartphones in use
• Most smartphone owners use their phones to search the internet
• Consumers are spending more time on mobile browsers and apps
• Mobile shoppers spend more on products after searching
• They are more likely to use a computer or tablet to make a purchase on an ecommerce site

3. Number of Smartphone Users in Millions
More and more Americans are purchasing smartphones.. It is estimated that there will be almost 220 million smartphones in use by 2018 - an increase of 20 percent.

4. Most Popular Devices for Internet Search
Consumers primarily use their computers, smartphones, and tablets to search the internet. However they are also use game consoles and smart tvs.

5. Amount of Time Consumers Spend on Media
Down 2%
Down 5%
Up 39%
On average consumers spend 39 percent more time per month using mobile browsers and apps on smartphones - an increase of 9 and a half hours since 2012. Time
spent watching live television and searching on computers has decreased during this same period.

6. Consumer Usage Outpaces Mobile Ad Spend
Despite these facts, When it comes to the amount of time that consumers spend on media advertisers are under invested in Mobile Advertising and they over invest in
print advertising.

7. The Growing Impact of Mobile Commerce
At the same time, Purchases made online with mobile devices grew by 24 percent from 2012 to 2014 and is likely to grow an additional 32 percent by 2018. This data has
caused perceptions of mobile advertising to change. A recent survey of 200 Marketing Professionals found that

8. Changing Perceptions of Mobile Advertising
76% Think that Mobile Advertising is Important
41% Say Mobile Advertising HelpsThem Reach Their Audience
27% Bought Mobile Advertising Last Year
58% Cutting Back on Print Advertising
31% Reducing Investments in TV and Online Advertising
• 76% Think Mobile Advertising is Important
• 41% Say It will Help Them Reach Their Audience
• 27% Bought Mobile Advertising Last Year
• 58% Are Cutting Back on Print Advertising
• 31% Are Reducing TV and Online Advertising

9. Search is the Gateway to Consumer Mobile Research
Consumers start the purchase process with mobile search on search engines, on branded websites, and on branded apps.

10. Top 25 Mobile Apps by Unique Visitors (000)
Facebook is the number 1 mobile app followed by YouTube. 5 of the top ten apps are Google properties (YouTube, Google Play, Google Search, Google Maps, and
Gmail.

11. Conversion Rates by Device Type
Mobile shoppers on ecommerce sites are most likely to add items to their shopping carts and make purchases on a computer or tablet. They are less likely to do so on a
smartphone. This shows how purchase behavior is effected by the device that mobile shoppers use.

12. Mobile Search Increases Consumer Median Purchase Points
Mobile Shoppers spend more when they purchase Health & Beauty products, appliances, electronics, and Household items.

13. Mobile is a Key Consumer Research Tool
Shoppers use their smartphones for pre-shopping activities like price comparisons, as a ‘shopping aide’ checking for store information inside a retail outlet, and to find
product availability instead of asking sales people for help

14. Recommendations
Reduce spending on print advertising and increase spending on
Mobile Advertising
Design Mobile Ads and ecommerce sites that are optimized for
specific devices
Understand how, when, and where your consumers search and shop
Place Mobile Ads on the most popular mobile browsers and apps
Use Mobile Advertising as a strategic marketing tool
in order to take advantage of these trends, business owners need to:
• understand consumer search and shopping behavior
• use Mobile Advertising as a strategic marketing tool
• reduce print advertising spend/increase mobile ad spend
• design mobile ads and ecommerce sites for specific digital devices
• advertise on the most popular mobile browsers and apps

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