Infuse Creative was one of the first SEO and digital marketing companies to talk about iPhone optimization going way back to 2007/8. This is Gregory Markel's presentation at PubCon on November 12, 2008.
The document discusses the rise of mobile search through the iPhone and provides recommendations for marketers. It notes that the iPhone's integration of location services, apps, and a full web browser has made it the dominant mobile platform, driving increased mobile search and usage. The document recommends that marketers optimize for the iPhone, create mobile-friendly websites and apps, claim local business listings, and consider location-based marketing strategies to reach iPhone users.
This article looks at why should an organization build an iPhone app from a marketing perspective, what are the features that can be leveraged and some ideas around what can be built.
Mobile websites are becoming increasingly important for businesses as smartphone usage grows rapidly. Some key points:
- Over 250 million people in the US use smartphones, and mobile searches have grown 400% since 2010.
- Mobile users are local and often looking to purchase immediately - 95% search locally and 90% act within 24 hours.
- Having a mobile-optimized website allows businesses to reach 45% more prospects and provides a better customer experience.
- For most small businesses, a mobile website is preferable to a mobile app, as apps require large marketing budgets to gain downloads and usage that most small businesses cannot afford. Mobile websites work across all devices without downloads.
500 Mobile Collective - Mobile Growth Hacking MOAARRR @ MWC 2015 4YFNEdith Yeung
The document discusses Edith Yeung's presentation on getting mobile apps ready for massive growth. It covers 500 Startups and the new startup ecosystem enabled by lower costs. It then details the MO-AARRR framework for mobile user acquisition, activation, retention, referral, and revenue. Specific mobile marketing tactics are provided for each step of MO-AARRR. The presentation aims to help apps scale from zero to billions of users on mobile platforms.
Branded Mobile Apps for Retaurants, Cafes, Bars and Clubs.Greg Iacono
Mobile marketing through branded mobile apps is one of the most powerful forms of media ever invented. As smart phone usage and app downloads continue to grow at unprecedented rates, mobile apps provide businesses with a direct link to customers. A custom branded mobile app for a restaurant can increase sales and revenue by placing the business directly in the hands of customers through their smart phones. The apps allow businesses to regularly promote specials, increase customer loyalty and engagement, and improve communication in a convenient and cost effective manner.
The document discusses an online marketing strategy for the iPhone. It summarizes that half of iPhone users are under age 30 and most had previous experience with Apple products and are technically sophisticated. It identifies online communities that discuss the iPhone and issues they raise. The proposed strategy recommends that Apple break its silence, improve site usability, reach key audiences, and understand social media to better engage the iPhone community. Challenges to implementing this strategy include internal resource constraints and a lack of metrics to measure return on investment.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on getting started with mobile marketing. The presentation covers mobile media facts and figures, how brands connect with consumers through mobile tactics like mobile websites, SMS, location-based services and apps. It dispels common myths about mobile and provides tips on using location-based services and 2D codes. The presentation concludes with 12 steps on how to get started with mobile marketing today, including mobilizing websites, watching competitors, running mobile ad campaigns, and tracking results.
How to generate more leads and revenue from Yelp using the Milestone platformMilestone Inc
Today, approximately 100 Million unique visitors come to Yelp monthly for business information, insights and reviews. In a webinar lead by Yelp's Gina Drago and Milestone's Mike Supple, we will walk you through case studies and examples of how a business – both SMBs or Enterprise, can generate more leads and revenue from all of the traffic visit your Yelp listings.
Key takeaways include:
Understand local and voice search trends impacting your business in 2020.
Create your digital presence on Yelp.
Gain actionable strategies to generate leads and revenue from Yelp.
Understand detailed insights of your Yelp listing performance.
See case studies and examples from both SMBs and enterprise.
The document discusses the rise of mobile search through the iPhone and provides recommendations for marketers. It notes that the iPhone's integration of location services, apps, and a full web browser has made it the dominant mobile platform, driving increased mobile search and usage. The document recommends that marketers optimize for the iPhone, create mobile-friendly websites and apps, claim local business listings, and consider location-based marketing strategies to reach iPhone users.
This article looks at why should an organization build an iPhone app from a marketing perspective, what are the features that can be leveraged and some ideas around what can be built.
Mobile websites are becoming increasingly important for businesses as smartphone usage grows rapidly. Some key points:
- Over 250 million people in the US use smartphones, and mobile searches have grown 400% since 2010.
- Mobile users are local and often looking to purchase immediately - 95% search locally and 90% act within 24 hours.
- Having a mobile-optimized website allows businesses to reach 45% more prospects and provides a better customer experience.
- For most small businesses, a mobile website is preferable to a mobile app, as apps require large marketing budgets to gain downloads and usage that most small businesses cannot afford. Mobile websites work across all devices without downloads.
500 Mobile Collective - Mobile Growth Hacking MOAARRR @ MWC 2015 4YFNEdith Yeung
The document discusses Edith Yeung's presentation on getting mobile apps ready for massive growth. It covers 500 Startups and the new startup ecosystem enabled by lower costs. It then details the MO-AARRR framework for mobile user acquisition, activation, retention, referral, and revenue. Specific mobile marketing tactics are provided for each step of MO-AARRR. The presentation aims to help apps scale from zero to billions of users on mobile platforms.
Branded Mobile Apps for Retaurants, Cafes, Bars and Clubs.Greg Iacono
Mobile marketing through branded mobile apps is one of the most powerful forms of media ever invented. As smart phone usage and app downloads continue to grow at unprecedented rates, mobile apps provide businesses with a direct link to customers. A custom branded mobile app for a restaurant can increase sales and revenue by placing the business directly in the hands of customers through their smart phones. The apps allow businesses to regularly promote specials, increase customer loyalty and engagement, and improve communication in a convenient and cost effective manner.
The document discusses an online marketing strategy for the iPhone. It summarizes that half of iPhone users are under age 30 and most had previous experience with Apple products and are technically sophisticated. It identifies online communities that discuss the iPhone and issues they raise. The proposed strategy recommends that Apple break its silence, improve site usability, reach key audiences, and understand social media to better engage the iPhone community. Challenges to implementing this strategy include internal resource constraints and a lack of metrics to measure return on investment.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on getting started with mobile marketing. The presentation covers mobile media facts and figures, how brands connect with consumers through mobile tactics like mobile websites, SMS, location-based services and apps. It dispels common myths about mobile and provides tips on using location-based services and 2D codes. The presentation concludes with 12 steps on how to get started with mobile marketing today, including mobilizing websites, watching competitors, running mobile ad campaigns, and tracking results.
How to generate more leads and revenue from Yelp using the Milestone platformMilestone Inc
Today, approximately 100 Million unique visitors come to Yelp monthly for business information, insights and reviews. In a webinar lead by Yelp's Gina Drago and Milestone's Mike Supple, we will walk you through case studies and examples of how a business – both SMBs or Enterprise, can generate more leads and revenue from all of the traffic visit your Yelp listings.
Key takeaways include:
Understand local and voice search trends impacting your business in 2020.
Create your digital presence on Yelp.
Gain actionable strategies to generate leads and revenue from Yelp.
Understand detailed insights of your Yelp listing performance.
See case studies and examples from both SMBs and enterprise.
The document provides an overview of mobile marketing strategies for local businesses. It discusses the importance of having a mobile-friendly website or landing page to accommodate increased mobile internet usage. The benefits of mobile marketing include increased traffic, sales and profits through easier access on mobile devices. It also covers text message marketing, noting that it is an affordable way to promote awareness and offers through mobile phones that are often carried everywhere. Statistics show text marketing can increase customer interactions and sales.
Mobile search will surpass desktop search in 2013. That means more people will find your business on their mobile phones than on their desktop.
Make sure you know the basics of mobile SEO and PPC.
The document describes a proposed grocery list app called Simple Shopper TT that would allow users to digitally create and manage grocery lists on their BlackBerry devices. The app would partner with the grocery store chain HILO and recipe website Simply Trini Cooking. It would provide features like barcode scanning, push notifications of sales, and categorization of items by aisle, recipe, or budget. The developers plan to pilot the app at an HILO location in St. Augustine and generate revenue through partnerships and paid search listings rather than charging users.
Moda in Pelle Mobile App presentation 2013Stephen Sumner
1. Stephen Sumner is the Marketing & eCommerce Director for a 35+ year old shoe brand that develops its own designs to set itself apart in the fashion, style, and celebration markets.
2. The brand targets affluent 30-54 year old professional women through a mobile app and website. In the past year, £205k in sales came from mobile devices, mostly iPads and iPhones.
3. Issues with the app's development and launch led to delays and missed opportunities. The mobile version is now being redeveloped internally to improve the user experience and drive engagement.
- Tesco created a mobile app using PowaTag technology to allow customers to pay for meal deals quicker through their smartphones.
- T-Mobile added 14 new music streaming services like Google Play Music and SoundCloud to their Music Freedom program which allows unlimited streaming without using data.
- Facebook introduced Privacy Basics to provide interactive guides answering common questions about privacy settings and controls on Facebook.
Apple introduced the iPod in 2001, featuring a sleek design, large storage, and easy interface. It became a mass-market product appealing to teens and young adults. Apple differentiated the iPod into various models at different price points to target different segments. The iPod was marketed through mass media advertising campaigns portraying it as hip and urban, and distribution occurred through major retailers, Apple stores, and online stores.
The document provides an overview of Apple's marketing strategy for the iPhone, including an analysis of the industry, competitors, and customers. It examines factors such as market size and growth, competitive landscape, technological trends, and customer demographics to inform Apple's approach. Key aspects of the marketing mix like product, price, promotion, and distribution channels are also discussed.
YP provides digital marketing solutions to help local businesses get online, get found by customers, and drive leads. This includes tools to build a website and control online listings, create video profiles, and launch search advertising campaigns to generate calls and online requests from local customers performing searches. YP has a large online and mobile audience, with billions of searches conducted annually, that businesses can tap into through paid search campaigns managed by YP.
This document summarizes insights from a study of 112 iPhone users in Australia. It finds that while initial iPhone purchases are often about the device itself, users quickly realize it can do much more than expected. Many report the iPhone has significantly changed how they work, entertain themselves, and connect with others. They favor apps that uniquely fulfill needs conveniently. Though free apps are most common, users still expect major brands to engage with them via the smartphone through high-quality apps or mobile websites.
Apple Daily Animation Business AnalysisWenbin Zhao
Next Media Group is a media conglomerate founded in 1995 that publishes Apple Daily newspaper in Hong Kong and Taiwan. It has expanded into digital platforms and internet businesses. Key points:
- Apple Daily is Hong Kong's second best-selling newspaper and was the first to use demographic profiling of readers.
- Next Media's digital properties, including the Apple Daily website and mobile apps, have seen large increases in unique visitors and downloads in recent years.
- The company generates revenue from traditional newspaper sales and advertising as well as new streams like digital advertising, app subscriptions, and game development.
- Next Media Animation was established in 2009 as the first studio to apply 3D animation to daily news production. It
"Marketing in a Million App Market" by Aaron Watkins, President and Founder, ...Eurapp
Rebooting the EU App Economy / Fraunhofer HHI, Berlin, Germany / 13th November 2013
Aaron Watkins, President and Founder, Appency
"Marketing in a Million App Market"
Aaron Watkins has been working with mobile technology since before phones even flipped open. In his six years as an executive at ipsh! Mobile Marketing, Aaron led a number of award-winning mobile campaigns for major brands like Anheuser-Busch, Frito-Lay and Unilever, while also building strong, lasting business relations that benefited all involved. In 2008, Aaron was recruited to start the San Francisco office of The Hyperfactory, a mobile agency with a global presence. After working with app developers as a marketing consultant, Aaron wrote the official GigaOM guide to app marketing and founded Appency in 2009. By leading one of the only app-exclusive marketing and public relations firms in the world, Aaron has helped dozens of companies understand and succeed in the app space, from giants like Random House and Universal to one-man indie studios like Codito and Inkstone Mobile. The distinct, tumultuous markets of both Apple and Android are a challenge Aaron deeply enjoys.
The document discusses Apple's pricing strategies, including skimming and versioning. It notes that Apple initially prices products high through skimming to target early adopters and recover costs, then lowers prices over time to target mainstream users and maintain growth. The iPhone launched at prices up to $499 in the US in 2007. Target customers were identified as younger, technologically sophisticated early adopters. Apple aims to expand its customer base beyond early adopters to ensure long term success through strategies like skimming and versioning that involve adjusting prices.
Apple launched the iPhone in 2007 to great fanfare and hype. The iPhone combined functions of a mobile phone, iPod, and internet communication device into one innovative touchscreen product. It faced significant challenges including developing a new mobile operating system and competing in the established smartphone market. Apple overcame these obstacles through partnerships with AT&T and by leveraging Steve Jobs' vision and Apple's brand strength to generate massive media attention around the iPhone launch.
inMobi - Mobile usage in vietnam - MMA forum Vietnam - Oct 2013Phuong Phan
This document discusses InMobi, the world's largest independent mobile ad network. It highlights that InMobi partners with agencies across the entire mobile advertising ecosystem. It also notes that InMobi has local teams in Japan and Asia Pacific (APAC) and provides in-house mobile creatives. Several facts are presented about mobile usage in Vietnam, including that 70% of Vietnamese see mobile as their main way to access the internet and that mobile has the highest influence on purchase decisions. The document discusses how agencies can help audiences moving to mobile and provides examples of InMobi campaigns and formats for various objectives.
This document summarizes Michiel de Gooijer's presentation on mobile opportunities and LBi's mobile work. It provides examples of mobile apps and campaigns for clients like Volvo, FBTO, Kraft Foods, and Tommy Hilfiger. It also discusses a second screen experience for X Factor that enhanced the TV show. Key learnings included the importance of mobile user experience, integrating mobile into marketing mixes, and launching projects to continue learning and improving mobile offerings.
The document provides a brief history of Apple Inc., describing how Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak started the company in 1976 after Wozniak designed the Apple I computer. It then discusses the success of the Apple II in 1977 and the increased sales from the introduction of the Apple Disk II floppy drive in early 1978. Finally, it notes that as the company grew larger in the 1980s with the Apple III, it began hiring more experienced managers and investors who helped transform Apple into a "real company".
Mobile Apps Marketing & Discovery For Mobile Startups In KenyaMoses Kemibaro
Mobile Apps Marketing & Apps Discovery For Mobile Startups In Kenya Is A Presentation I Made For mLab East Africa's Students In Nairobi, Kenya. It Offers Insights, Strategies & Tactics On Leveraging Mobile Internet Advertising As A Means Of Increasing Awareness, Downloads , Engagement & Performance Measurement For Mobile Apps
O documento descreve o sistema Glovia.com, uma solução de gestão empresarial integrada que ajuda a gerenciar todos os aspectos de um negócio, incluindo gestão de clientes, fornecedores, finanças, manufatura, projetos, serviços e cadeia de suprimentos. O Glovia.com oferece funcionalidades flexíveis que podem crescer conforme as necessidades do negócio e é integrado para gerenciar todas as operações com um único sistema e banco de dados.
El documento proporciona información sobre la célula, la unidad básica de la vida. Explica que la célula fue descubierta por Hooke en 1665 y define sus características fundamentales. Describe las dos categorías de células, procariotas y eucariotas, y explica la estructura básica de la célula, incluida la membrana, citoplasma y orgánulos como el núcleo y las mitocondrias.
El documento describe las diferentes formas en que pueden producirse alteraciones en la información genética de un individuo, incluyendo mutaciones puntuales a nivel de pares de bases, mutaciones que involucran la ganancia o pérdida de material genético, y cambios estructurales y numéricos en los cromosomas. También explica cómo las mutaciones constituyen la principal fuente de variabilidad genética y cómo han contribuido a la evolución de las especies a través del tiempo.
The document provides an overview of mobile marketing strategies for local businesses. It discusses the importance of having a mobile-friendly website or landing page to accommodate increased mobile internet usage. The benefits of mobile marketing include increased traffic, sales and profits through easier access on mobile devices. It also covers text message marketing, noting that it is an affordable way to promote awareness and offers through mobile phones that are often carried everywhere. Statistics show text marketing can increase customer interactions and sales.
Mobile search will surpass desktop search in 2013. That means more people will find your business on their mobile phones than on their desktop.
Make sure you know the basics of mobile SEO and PPC.
The document describes a proposed grocery list app called Simple Shopper TT that would allow users to digitally create and manage grocery lists on their BlackBerry devices. The app would partner with the grocery store chain HILO and recipe website Simply Trini Cooking. It would provide features like barcode scanning, push notifications of sales, and categorization of items by aisle, recipe, or budget. The developers plan to pilot the app at an HILO location in St. Augustine and generate revenue through partnerships and paid search listings rather than charging users.
Moda in Pelle Mobile App presentation 2013Stephen Sumner
1. Stephen Sumner is the Marketing & eCommerce Director for a 35+ year old shoe brand that develops its own designs to set itself apart in the fashion, style, and celebration markets.
2. The brand targets affluent 30-54 year old professional women through a mobile app and website. In the past year, £205k in sales came from mobile devices, mostly iPads and iPhones.
3. Issues with the app's development and launch led to delays and missed opportunities. The mobile version is now being redeveloped internally to improve the user experience and drive engagement.
- Tesco created a mobile app using PowaTag technology to allow customers to pay for meal deals quicker through their smartphones.
- T-Mobile added 14 new music streaming services like Google Play Music and SoundCloud to their Music Freedom program which allows unlimited streaming without using data.
- Facebook introduced Privacy Basics to provide interactive guides answering common questions about privacy settings and controls on Facebook.
Apple introduced the iPod in 2001, featuring a sleek design, large storage, and easy interface. It became a mass-market product appealing to teens and young adults. Apple differentiated the iPod into various models at different price points to target different segments. The iPod was marketed through mass media advertising campaigns portraying it as hip and urban, and distribution occurred through major retailers, Apple stores, and online stores.
The document provides an overview of Apple's marketing strategy for the iPhone, including an analysis of the industry, competitors, and customers. It examines factors such as market size and growth, competitive landscape, technological trends, and customer demographics to inform Apple's approach. Key aspects of the marketing mix like product, price, promotion, and distribution channels are also discussed.
YP provides digital marketing solutions to help local businesses get online, get found by customers, and drive leads. This includes tools to build a website and control online listings, create video profiles, and launch search advertising campaigns to generate calls and online requests from local customers performing searches. YP has a large online and mobile audience, with billions of searches conducted annually, that businesses can tap into through paid search campaigns managed by YP.
This document summarizes insights from a study of 112 iPhone users in Australia. It finds that while initial iPhone purchases are often about the device itself, users quickly realize it can do much more than expected. Many report the iPhone has significantly changed how they work, entertain themselves, and connect with others. They favor apps that uniquely fulfill needs conveniently. Though free apps are most common, users still expect major brands to engage with them via the smartphone through high-quality apps or mobile websites.
Apple Daily Animation Business AnalysisWenbin Zhao
Next Media Group is a media conglomerate founded in 1995 that publishes Apple Daily newspaper in Hong Kong and Taiwan. It has expanded into digital platforms and internet businesses. Key points:
- Apple Daily is Hong Kong's second best-selling newspaper and was the first to use demographic profiling of readers.
- Next Media's digital properties, including the Apple Daily website and mobile apps, have seen large increases in unique visitors and downloads in recent years.
- The company generates revenue from traditional newspaper sales and advertising as well as new streams like digital advertising, app subscriptions, and game development.
- Next Media Animation was established in 2009 as the first studio to apply 3D animation to daily news production. It
"Marketing in a Million App Market" by Aaron Watkins, President and Founder, ...Eurapp
Rebooting the EU App Economy / Fraunhofer HHI, Berlin, Germany / 13th November 2013
Aaron Watkins, President and Founder, Appency
"Marketing in a Million App Market"
Aaron Watkins has been working with mobile technology since before phones even flipped open. In his six years as an executive at ipsh! Mobile Marketing, Aaron led a number of award-winning mobile campaigns for major brands like Anheuser-Busch, Frito-Lay and Unilever, while also building strong, lasting business relations that benefited all involved. In 2008, Aaron was recruited to start the San Francisco office of The Hyperfactory, a mobile agency with a global presence. After working with app developers as a marketing consultant, Aaron wrote the official GigaOM guide to app marketing and founded Appency in 2009. By leading one of the only app-exclusive marketing and public relations firms in the world, Aaron has helped dozens of companies understand and succeed in the app space, from giants like Random House and Universal to one-man indie studios like Codito and Inkstone Mobile. The distinct, tumultuous markets of both Apple and Android are a challenge Aaron deeply enjoys.
The document discusses Apple's pricing strategies, including skimming and versioning. It notes that Apple initially prices products high through skimming to target early adopters and recover costs, then lowers prices over time to target mainstream users and maintain growth. The iPhone launched at prices up to $499 in the US in 2007. Target customers were identified as younger, technologically sophisticated early adopters. Apple aims to expand its customer base beyond early adopters to ensure long term success through strategies like skimming and versioning that involve adjusting prices.
Apple launched the iPhone in 2007 to great fanfare and hype. The iPhone combined functions of a mobile phone, iPod, and internet communication device into one innovative touchscreen product. It faced significant challenges including developing a new mobile operating system and competing in the established smartphone market. Apple overcame these obstacles through partnerships with AT&T and by leveraging Steve Jobs' vision and Apple's brand strength to generate massive media attention around the iPhone launch.
inMobi - Mobile usage in vietnam - MMA forum Vietnam - Oct 2013Phuong Phan
This document discusses InMobi, the world's largest independent mobile ad network. It highlights that InMobi partners with agencies across the entire mobile advertising ecosystem. It also notes that InMobi has local teams in Japan and Asia Pacific (APAC) and provides in-house mobile creatives. Several facts are presented about mobile usage in Vietnam, including that 70% of Vietnamese see mobile as their main way to access the internet and that mobile has the highest influence on purchase decisions. The document discusses how agencies can help audiences moving to mobile and provides examples of InMobi campaigns and formats for various objectives.
This document summarizes Michiel de Gooijer's presentation on mobile opportunities and LBi's mobile work. It provides examples of mobile apps and campaigns for clients like Volvo, FBTO, Kraft Foods, and Tommy Hilfiger. It also discusses a second screen experience for X Factor that enhanced the TV show. Key learnings included the importance of mobile user experience, integrating mobile into marketing mixes, and launching projects to continue learning and improving mobile offerings.
The document provides a brief history of Apple Inc., describing how Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak started the company in 1976 after Wozniak designed the Apple I computer. It then discusses the success of the Apple II in 1977 and the increased sales from the introduction of the Apple Disk II floppy drive in early 1978. Finally, it notes that as the company grew larger in the 1980s with the Apple III, it began hiring more experienced managers and investors who helped transform Apple into a "real company".
Mobile Apps Marketing & Discovery For Mobile Startups In KenyaMoses Kemibaro
Mobile Apps Marketing & Apps Discovery For Mobile Startups In Kenya Is A Presentation I Made For mLab East Africa's Students In Nairobi, Kenya. It Offers Insights, Strategies & Tactics On Leveraging Mobile Internet Advertising As A Means Of Increasing Awareness, Downloads , Engagement & Performance Measurement For Mobile Apps
O documento descreve o sistema Glovia.com, uma solução de gestão empresarial integrada que ajuda a gerenciar todos os aspectos de um negócio, incluindo gestão de clientes, fornecedores, finanças, manufatura, projetos, serviços e cadeia de suprimentos. O Glovia.com oferece funcionalidades flexíveis que podem crescer conforme as necessidades do negócio e é integrado para gerenciar todas as operações com um único sistema e banco de dados.
El documento proporciona información sobre la célula, la unidad básica de la vida. Explica que la célula fue descubierta por Hooke en 1665 y define sus características fundamentales. Describe las dos categorías de células, procariotas y eucariotas, y explica la estructura básica de la célula, incluida la membrana, citoplasma y orgánulos como el núcleo y las mitocondrias.
El documento describe las diferentes formas en que pueden producirse alteraciones en la información genética de un individuo, incluyendo mutaciones puntuales a nivel de pares de bases, mutaciones que involucran la ganancia o pérdida de material genético, y cambios estructurales y numéricos en los cromosomas. También explica cómo las mutaciones constituyen la principal fuente de variabilidad genética y cómo han contribuido a la evolución de las especies a través del tiempo.
El documento trata sobre las mutaciones genéticas y cromosómicas. Explica que las mutaciones son cambios en el material genético que pueden ser puntuales o involucrar cromosomas. Las mutaciones pueden clasificarse de acuerdo a su origen, localización, expresión y efecto. También discute los tipos de mutaciones cromosómicas como inversiones, translocaciones, deleciones y duplicaciones. Finalmente, analiza el papel de las mutaciones en la evolución y en el desarrollo del cáncer.
Tema 3. Bases genéticas de la conducta humanaaprendefilo
La genética estudia la herencia de caracteres a través de los genes. Mendel descubrió las leyes de la herencia y que existen rasgos dominantes y recesivos. Posteriormente, se acuñaron los conceptos de gen, genotipo y fenotipo, y se demostró que los genes están en los cromosomas. La conducta se explica parcialmente por factores genéticos como la herencia de caracteres, el azar y las mutaciones. La etología estudia el comportamiento innato, distinguiendo entre reflejos e instintos. Existe un debate
This document provides instructions for various daily, weekly, and monthly tasks. It includes summaries for generating MRP reports, addressing job mismatches, updating Schupan order and inventory sheets, processing Batchcoat information, managing purchasing inbox emails, recording molding paperwork, creating and updating purchase orders, performing inventory changes like cycle counts and aluminum flex sheets, and recording scrap logs. The tasks involve accessing and updating various reports, spreadsheets, and fields within the SyteLine system.
This document provides information on how to become an iPhone developer. It discusses what an iPhone is, how the iPhone has evolved over time, and the development approaches that can be used to create iPhone apps, including web applications and using Apple's SDK and tools like Xcode and Interface Builder. It also outlines the requirements needed to develop iPhone apps, such as an object-oriented programming background, an Intel-based Mac computer, an Apple Developer program membership, and either an iPhone or iPod Touch device.
Mobile Marketing, SEO & Visibility: Why You Should CareR2integrated
Do you think your company needs an SEO optimized mobile site? Odds are, if you offer local products and services, you customers and potential customers are trying to find you on their smart phones. Are you helping them find what they’re looking for? Local search is hot. Period.
On November 2, 2011, Lori Ulloa, R2integrated Senior Web Strategist and in-house SEO guru, presented "Mobile Marketing, SEO & Visibility: Why You Should Care," to the American Marketing Association, Baltimore Chapter. From the importance of a mobile strategy for your organization to best practices in structuring your mobile site for search, Lori covers it all. Click on the presentation below to learn more. Questions? Contact us at info@r2integrated.com.
This presentation discusses the importance of mobile marketing, search engine optimization, and visibility. It covers how the definition of "mobile" has evolved from basic mobile websites to optimized sites and apps. The presenter emphasizes understanding why mobile matters given growing smartphone usage. Attendees learn they must have a mobile strategy and focus on driving conversions through calls, forms, commerce, or other actions. The presentation provides tips on choosing appropriate mobile solutions, optimizing sites for search engines, leveraging local search and keywords, and using mobile ads to drive traffic. The key takeaway is that desktop SEO strategies translate to mobile if focused on relevance, especially local relevance for users.
This presentation on the opportunity in mobile applications was an executive briefing prepared for a client in the October of 2010. The content focuses on Apple devices and ecosystem, as requested by the client, and includes a discussion of web apps vs. native apps.
Innovative and superior customer experience strategy by bhawani nandan prasad...Bhawani N Prasad
1) The document discusses strategies for creating an innovative and superior customer experience. It outlines six key disciplines: strategy, customer understanding, design, measurement, governance, and culture.
2) The strategy discipline defines the intended customer experience and aligns it with the company's overall strategy. For example, the experience at retailers like Big Bazaar versus Apple.
3) Apple is used as a case study of a company that focuses intensely on customer experience through its products, stores, applications, customer service and more to drive innovation and success.
The Ten Commandments of App Marketing - Big Ideas Machine at Digital Growth DayOMN
Digital Growth Day: September 18, 2014
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF MOBILE APP MARKETING
Everyone knows that apps are the future - but how do you market them? With hundreds of apps launching every day, how do you build an audience, reach the media, and get your app featured on the app stores? Most importantly of all, how can you turn your app into a business?
We'll share the ten essential considerations that any brand or publisher needs to address when launching an app, and give an up-to-date viewpoint on the challenges and rewards of the app business.
James Kaye, Director, Big Ideas Machine
John Ozimek, Director, Big Ideas Machine
Ten simple rules that anyone planning on launching a mobile app needs to follow.
Crafted from several years of blood, sweat and tears in marketing apps, in this presentation we share key statistics on the app industry and the real chance of successfully launching a mobile app.
The ten commandments are based on industry best-practice insight, can be followed by anyone - from a bedroom coder to established big-name publishers.
Google sees mobile as its top priority and will design all future products and services first for mobile platforms. Local mobile searches are driving significant foot traffic and new customers to businesses as over 30% of smartphone users who search locally on their phone end up visiting the business. Mobile internet usage is growing rapidly and location-based searches are expected to be used by 1.5 billion users by 2014, so having a mobile-optimized website and mobile marketing strategy is increasingly important for businesses to reach customers.
M-Commerce: Converting Browsers To Buyers On MobileEmarketeers
As mobile continues to grow at a staggering rate, digital marketers, strategists and business owners find themselves under increasing pressure to provide transactional content and services to mobile consumers.
During this free lunchtime webinar, Steffane Aquarone reveals the very latest developments in mobile apps and m-commerce, discussing the business case for m-commerce, how to encourage consumers to purchase on mobiles and issues around gathering customer data.
N1 how to guide: use iphone apps for businessAndrew Grant
Nation1 is a digital marketing agency that started in 2000 focusing on youth and guerilla marketing. It has since refined its focus to provide niche digital strategies for growth-focused clients. The document discusses the rise of mobile marketing through smartphones, particularly the iPhone, and how it has changed expectations around marketing. It describes what apps are and qualities of successful apps, including usefulness, ease of use, and providing value to users. Some examples of popular apps are given like Rotary Dialer and UrbanSpoon.
As Presented at Internet Retailer by:
Thomas Nawara, Vice President of Digital Strategy & Design, North Central Region, Acquity Group
Julie Ask, Vice President & Principal Analyst, Forrester Research Inc.
Christopher Barcelona, Associate Director Emerging Media, Resource Interactive
Creating and selling mobile apps is almost an industry unto itself today. There are thousands that consumers are willing to pay a dollar or two to get on their phones, and many others that they'll happily add to their phones for free. This session will take a quick look at the universe of apps that apply to selling merchandise, tickets or travel accommodations and project their development over the next few years. Then it will dive deep into examples of mobile apps that are available now. Our expert—and opinionated—speakers will demonstrate apps and explain why each one hits or misses. The app industry is young enough that standards are yet to develop, so be prepared for lively debate among our presenters as they share opinions about what they like and don't like.
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The document discusses developing mobile apps for businesses. It covers what a mobile strategy is and why businesses should have one. It also discusses different types of apps, factors to consider when choosing a platform, and best practices for developing a great app, such as making the app fast, simple, and avoiding spamming users.
The document provides guidance on developing a successful iPhone app in 4 steps:
1) Validate the app idea by ensuring it can break into the top 10 in its category to achieve profitability.
2) Develop the app, ensuring the scope is well-defined and using professional developers.
3) Submit the app to the App Store and prepare for marketing and updates.
4) Monitor the app's performance in the App Store, communicate with users, and continue improving the app.
HasOffers is a performance marketing platform that connects advertisers and publishers through mobile app tracking and networks globally. It provides campaign targeting and tracking across desktop, mobile web, and apps. HasOffers saw a 12% increase in click-to-install rates by passing data directly to mobile apps without redirects. The platform also offers a flexible API that large clients use to integrate custom technology. Performance marketing is a global business, and insights were shared from networks and campaigns in Asia, Europe, and the US, highlighting differences in top performing apps, devices, and user behaviors across regions. Emerging opportunities mentioned include video ads and tracking traffic between apps and mobile web.
Mobile computing began gaining popularity in 1999 with the release of the Blackberry and has since grown exponentially with the introduction of the iPhone and Android devices. Today, nearly half of all US mobile phone users own smartphones. Mobile apps and sites are increasingly important as people use their phones for tasks like shopping, travel planning, and restaurant searches. Developers have options like building native apps for platforms like iOS, Android, and Blackberry or using HTML5 to create cross-platform web apps. Xamobi specializes in developing high-quality mobile apps and sites, with experience since the first iPhone, and finds customized solutions at affordable prices for its clients.
Smartphones are increasingly popular and driving changes in consumer behavior and online activity. This presents new revenue opportunities for agencies to develop mobile optimized strategies, content, and experiences for their clients. However, many agencies are failing to capitalize on mobile because they do not understand it represents a paradigm shift rather than just another channel, or invest in the needed experience and technology. To succeed, agencies must develop mobile-first strategies and prioritize user experience over monetization by fully integrating mobile into their work.
The document discusses the rise of smartphones and "superphones", and their capabilities including robust hardware, frictionless app distribution, and consumer focus. It provides statistics on the success of Zumobi apps in top categories on iTunes. It then discusses various models for monetizing mobile apps including paid apps/content, advertising, content partnerships, and sponsored/branded apps. It also provides statistics on the growth of mobile advertising and user responsiveness to in-app ads. Finally, it discusses using mobile apps for brand performance and engagement through "app-vertisements".
1) The iPhone was released by Apple in June 2007 and was marketed as innovative cell phone that could also function as an iPod and to access the internet.
2) Apple's marketing strategy involved brief television commercials and press releases promoting the iPhone's features to generate hype before its release.
3) On its website, Apple focuses on promoting the thousands of apps available for the iPhone to attract users and generate ongoing revenue from app purchases.
This document provides a SWOT analysis of Apple Inc. focusing on its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Some of Apple's key strengths include its innovative products, brand loyalty, strategic partnerships, and high revenues. Weaknesses include premium pricing, potential innovation decline without Steve Jobs' leadership, and dependence on specific suppliers. Opportunities for Apple include entering new markets and exploiting new advertising methods. Threats include high competition, inflation, and tax levels. The document also analyzes Apple's performance and leadership over time.
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• Why Marketers and Site Owners Should Care about the iPhone
• Organic & Paid-Search Scenarios and Tips
• Basic Marketing Strategies & Free YouTube Solution
• The Future already happened
• Resources
2. Search Engine StrategiesSearch Engine Strategies 20072007
Mobile Search Optimization:Mobile Search Optimization: What IS Mobile Search in 2007?What IS Mobile Search in 2007?
The Iphone is thetipping point.The Iphone is thetipping point.
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Yes, we are optimizers.
But we are also marketers.
And as marketers, we need to reassess just
what Mobile Search and Mobile Marketing
strategies ARE as of August 2007.
Why? It’s no longer a WAP world.
“Oops, I did it
again!”
What is YOUR
IPhone 3G
strategy?
Talkin’ bout’:
• 3G/Wifi
• Apps
• AGPS-location
specific
Game Changer.
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Converging factors are radically
accelerating the direction of mobile
technology/device, market, user adoption,
and marketing opportunities resulting in a
perfect storm.
Amongst them…
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• REASON #1 The major Apple competitors are now following the iPhone
big touch screen/true web browser/3G/Location specific form factor:
T-mobile Google phone, Blackberry Storm, & Nokia 5800
Market direction is
now obvious: Big
touch screen,
location specific,
video friendly,
3G/Wifi speeds, &
True Web
Browser…
Are you ready to
“speak” to this
audience?
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• REASON #2 Location specific functionality and mobile
messaging/marketing is the “killer app” mobile has been waiting for:
Location detection, customization, mapping and App functionality is a superior
experience to traditional mobile search
Using Cell Tower, Wifi, and “
A-GPS” the iPhone already
knows where you are: Clumsy
and time consuming keyword
geo-qualifiers and “set my
location” check boxes are no
longer needed via many iPhone
apps, search apps and in some
cases, via the iPhone browser.
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• REASON #3 Google.com and many websites are seeing iPhone searches
lead all mobile devices in visits: Location detection, customization, mapping
and App functionality is a superior experience to traditional mobile search
It is not unusual to see iPhone
visits in our client analytics
logs beat other mobile
phone/PDA visits by 10 to 1.
TIP! Check your site/client site
web logs to see if addressing the
iPhone visitor makes ROI sense.
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• REASON #4 The Apple iPhone is now the #1 selling phone, additionally
App store sales are growing at twice the rate of iTunes music: Both free and
paid iPhone apps are a hit. 100 million apps have been downloaded in two
months.
Gaming, information, search
and location specific
functionality are driving rabid
iPhone App adoption.
TIP! “Search optimization”
should now include an iPhone
app strategy!
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• REASON #5 The iPhone Safari browser provides a superior user
experience to traditional mobile browsing: This is the MAIN reason more
people are now accessing the web on their mobile devices.
Short of processing Flash, the
iPhone browser largely
provides a desktop-like user
experience.
TIP! View your site in an iPhone
or at www.deviceanywhere.com
and decide your strategy based
on your experience…is the site
OK as is? Is it all Flash and will
you need to use javascript to
detect iPhone visitors to serve an
iPhone friendly site? Etc., etc..
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• REASON #6 iPhone users consume 6 times more data than the average
mobile user: Better user experience and greater bandwidth via 3G and Wifi keep
iPhone users on their devices longer.
The average page size for
iPhone browsing is more than
double the mobile average.
TIP! Know your site visitor
profile/demo and take advantage
of the user experience
sophistication possible on an
iPhone to serve them an iPhone
experience they will want to
come back for…better yet, tie it
into an iPhone App as well that
provides an even better
experience…
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• REASON #7 Mobile search is growing dramatically:
comScore M:Metrics reports 68% and 38% growth in the U.S. and Europe
respectively compared to last year.
FYI: Google.com is in the U.S. mobile search lead with 63% of market
share, Yahoo a distant 2nd
with 34%. Germany: 85% Google 9%
Yahoo, UK: 74% Google 16% Yahoo Ref.
Google received 50 times more searches on iPhones over Dec/jan 2008
than from any other mobile handset. Ref.
TIP! Know your site visitor profile/demo and decide whether it is more ROI
friendly to concentrate on Google only at this time, given their wide mobile
search lead.
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• REASON #8 U.S. consumers are more interested in the iPhone than any
other phone: Keyword “iPhone” leads competitor keywords in search
queries at Google.com.
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• REASON #9 The major search engines are offering iPhone specific user
experiences: Both Google and Yahoo detect iPhone users and serve an iPhone
particular experience, and, both Google and Yahoo also offer an iPhone App.
Google: The location specific nature of the
iPhone app allows you to search locally
automatically and more.
Yahoo: The iPhone app is a “revolutionary
social address book that brings together
your people, your life, and all the ways you
communicate.”
TIP! Try out these apps thinking in relation to
your business & marketing objectives and
see if, or which one you should recommend
to your audience!
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• REASON #10 Apple is aggressively pursuing business customers: The
latest version of the iPhone added support for Microsoft Exchange and, Apple’s
own Mobile Me, a “push” email and data service.
35% of Fortune 500 companies are Beta
testing the iPhone for business.
TIP! Watch the outcome of this testing
period…Apple could steal Blackberry and
Windows Mobile share…
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The Google.com and Google iPhone App
each provide differing experiences…
Next, we’ll take a look at the user and
location specific experience in each
scenario as well as how to optimize for
each…
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• Google.com on an iPhone: Google detects and knows you’re on an iPhone
and also, exactly where you are when your queries are location specific, and
then, serves you a desktop-like experience…
• Non-paid search results are largely the same for
many queries…Integrated News, listings, Video
(Video plays once clicked if from YouTube!),
blogs, books, & products (Unless, one’s query, such
as “real estate” triggers a location specific result
automatically. One can also add a city name or zip
code manually after queries like “movie” or “hotel” or
“restaurant” etc..)
Optimization TIP! Google.com iPhone non-paid
results largely mirror regular desktop non-paid search
results. Include a telephone number if applicable, as
the iPhone will make it click to call friendly.
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• Google.com on an iPhone: Google detects and knows you’re on an iPhone
and also, exactly where you are when your queries are location specific, and
then, serves you a desktop-like experience…
• As of November 11th
, iPhone users entering thru
Google.com will get a specially formatted version
of Google with ability to call and display maps
directly in results.
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• Google.com paid search on an iPhone: While Google says that paid search
on an iPhone displays the same as if on a desktop, we find this to be not exactly
true…
• Paid Results appear only at top of
listings, and NOT on right side
(These are usually pulled from the top
3 paid advertiser positions)
Optimization TIP! Until this is
addressed by Google, you will need
to have a top 3 position performing
paid search ad to appear in an iPhone
browser search result. Include a
telephone number if applicable, as the
iPhone will make it click to call
friendly.
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• Google provides a FREE Google search App for the iPhone: Available via
the iTunes App store, it allows one to search one’s iPhone contacts, history,
popular query short cuts, regular results, and importantly, location specifically.
• The Google iPhone App provides
suggestions with each letter that I
type: These include my iPhone
contacts, suggested websites, my
search history, popular queries, and
location specific…
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• I can search locally as an option simply by clicking on the
search magnifying glass in my current result…
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• I can select the local shop I want…
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• I can view the shop and others on a map…
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• And then either call, by clicking on the link, or, get turn by
turn directions from my current location…
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Location! Location!Location! Location!:: The Google iPhone AppThe Google iPhone App
Optimization TIP!
Remember, the iPhone
knows where the iPhone
owner is located 24/7, so
to make your business or
client location searchable
at both Google.com and
the Google App, list
them with
Google Local Business!
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The day will soon come when location detection and
user behavior on an iPhone or device like it will
render keyword optimization obsolete for certain
types of searches…
Instead, the “smart app” combined with the “smart
phone” and “location detection” will find what the
user is looking for without keywords and with
minimal clicking, in fact, with “shaking”…
Wait, the future is already here:
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• Check your, or your clients web analytics to gauge current daily iPhone
visit count…you should now see month over month growth…is it worth
addressing yet?
• Remember that the location specific nature of the iPhone is the “killer
app.” Optimize/create & market to that in both Google.com and iPhone App
search
• So, you don’t have an iPhone friendly site, eh? But do you have videos on your
site? Yes?...Then how about a FREE interim solution until you can make your entire
site iPhone friendly?
A) Set up a free YouTube user channel for your videos
B) Create an iPhone friendly page to link to it’s URL from
C) Use an iPhone access detection & redirect javascript on your homepage to detect
iPhone users and send them to your iPhone page that links to your YouTube user
MOBILE channel ala m.youtube.com/yourchannel and…
VOILA! You have a FREE iPhone AND Treo & Blackberry friendly experience via
YouTube video!
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ResourcesResources:: Helpful iPhone & Search Related LinksHelpful iPhone & Search Related Links
Site Check & Detect
Check your site for iPhone friendliness: http://www.deviceanywhere.com/
iPhone access javascript detection & redirect;
http://www.askdavetaylor.com/detect_apple_iphone_user_web_site_server.html &
http://www.dotcomyourbusinesstoday.com/javascript/detect-iphoneipod-touch-user-coming-to-your-site/
iPhone & Mobile search stats
M:Metrics April 2008 (Pre-3G): http://www.intomobile.com/2008/04/07/mmetrics-iphone-stats.html
June 2008 U.S. usage (Pre-3G): http://asia.cnet.com/blogs/infochat/post.htm?id=63004236
Neilsen 2008 (Pre-3G): http://www.nielsenmobile.com/html/press%20releases/iPhone3G.html
M Search Groove: http://www.msearchgroove.com/
Google Links
Google Mobile Blog: http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/
Google Mobile Blog iPhone related: http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/search?q=iphone
Google iPhone App: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=284815942&mt=8
Google Local Business (To be found in location specific searches): https://www.google.com/local/add/
Apple Links
iPhone App & developer site: http://developer.apple.com/iphone/
Site Optimization for iPhone Links
6 tips to optimize your site for iPhone: http://iphonemicrosites.com/articles/6-tips-to-optimize-your-current-site-for-the-iphone/
Web pages for the iPhone: http://webdesign.about.com/od/pdas/a/aa070207.htm
Location Specific iPhone Apps We Like (Get em at the Apple store)
Taxi!, YPMobile, Yelp, WikiMe, WhosHere, Traffic, Now, hotels.com, Home Finder, CraigsMobile, AroundMe, iWant, Trulia,
Where to?, Nearby, Where, G-Park, Urbanspoon
More: http://radar.oreilly.com/2008/07/iphone-location-aware-apps.html
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