A quick guide to some key mobile technologies that you can use to promote your product, services and more - local or international, there is something you can do ...
Presented at SearchLeeds 2018 and OnlineSeller 2018
Emanuele Bolognesi, responsabile del progetto AppsFuel, analizza le possibilità di distribuzione, promozione e monetizzazione del mobile web, facendo un confronto tra app native e web app, evidenziando le problematiche, ma anche le opportunità offerte da queste due tecnologie.
Mobile First Strategy - A Game-Changing Opportunity for Your EnterpriseWSO2
In this webinar, Shanmugarajah Sinnathamby, director - mobile architecture at WSO2, will discuss the following
What is mobile first strategy
Steps to create the mobile first strategy in your enterprise
Benefits of the mobile first strategy
Different approaches to create mobile applications
Mobile Recruiting: Career Junction Exchange Information - South AfricaDave Martin
Here are the slides I used when presenting at the recent Career Junction Exchange Information event in South Africa.
The key take away from the session was Do Not Turn Your Back On Talent. Mobile Internet growth in South Africa is huge and about to boom even bigger. By the end of 2011 there will be at least 7.2m Mobile Internet users.
Emanuele Bolognesi, responsabile del progetto AppsFuel, analizza le possibilità di distribuzione, promozione e monetizzazione del mobile web, facendo un confronto tra app native e web app, evidenziando le problematiche, ma anche le opportunità offerte da queste due tecnologie.
Mobile First Strategy - A Game-Changing Opportunity for Your EnterpriseWSO2
In this webinar, Shanmugarajah Sinnathamby, director - mobile architecture at WSO2, will discuss the following
What is mobile first strategy
Steps to create the mobile first strategy in your enterprise
Benefits of the mobile first strategy
Different approaches to create mobile applications
Mobile Recruiting: Career Junction Exchange Information - South AfricaDave Martin
Here are the slides I used when presenting at the recent Career Junction Exchange Information event in South Africa.
The key take away from the session was Do Not Turn Your Back On Talent. Mobile Internet growth in South Africa is huge and about to boom even bigger. By the end of 2011 there will be at least 7.2m Mobile Internet users.
Your Guide to a Modern Mobile-First Web StrategyTechBlocks
If you're not mobile, you're not in business. So why are the majority of businesses putting mobile second in their web design strategy? In this guide we look at how the recent shift toward a mobile-first web design approach can transform your business through tailored content and an enhanced customer experience.
Your Guide Includes:
- A Review of Mobile First vs. Mobile Responsive
- The Benefits of a Mobile-First Approach
- Common Challenges of Going Mobile First
- A Step-by-Step Implementation Guide
Ensuring the Happy Path: Automated Developer Testing for Mobile AppsTechWell
Is there anything worse than trying to fix that one small bug, declaring it fixed, and then realizing “the fix” caused another bug somewhere else in your app? And there it is, one more bug and you are at it again. The small voice in your head says if only you had automated tests. We know we should invest more in testing because it can save us headaches down the road. Josiah Mory says that although getting started can be an uphill climb, automated testing does not have to be all or nothing. Josiah introduces approaches for automating developer tests along with test-driven development and behavior-driven development methodologies. Even though Josiah shows real examples using Swift and iOS code implementations, the concepts he discusses apply to any software. Leave this session with an understanding of the benefits we get from testing, conversation points to advocate testing to co-workers and management, and practical ways of implementing automation and unit tests.
Trying to explore why we need a new platform for mobile computing, and few features of PhoneGap. Each OS has different IDE needs, what is common for them ? and what tools are available in the market ?
Mobile strategies for the tourism industryJames Burnes
James Burnes, CEO of Mobiltopia (www.mobiltopia.com) presents to the Indiana Department of Tourism's New Media Workshop on how the mobile web will impact the future of tourism and what organizations need to consider.
Topic: An Overview of Mobile Technologies
Speaker: Michael Wakahe, Director, Shujaa Solutions Ltd
Date: Dec 1st - 2nd, 2011
Venue: Nzoia, Western Province, Kenya
Audience: Board of directors and senior management of Nzoia Sugar Company
Mobile Commerce Trends 2013: Insights from GoogleIntersog
This infographic by Intersog is based on the insights retrieved from the ThinkWithGoogle project. Inside: use of mobile devices in pre-shopping and in store, correlation between smartphone usage frequency and consumer spending, self-help as a new norm in m-commerce, and more.
MOBILE RIGHT NOW: What A Real Customer’s Mobile Experience Looks LikeAdrian Mendoza
The growth of mobile usage is exciting, explosive, and represents a whole new source of traffic and revenue for your business. It is critical to know your customers' mobile experience and to quantify your customers' ability to get to your mobile website or app. Whether its buying on your mobile app or surfing on your mobile website, optimizing for mobile is more critical then ever for your business.
Hosted by Yottaa, join Ariel Weil (VP Products at Yottaa), Doug Sillars (Principal Architect, ARO Outreach team at AT&T) and Adrian Mendoza (Co-founder of Marlin Mobile), as they discuss how to create a better mobile user experience by using current optimization best practices in combination with metrics such as network connectivity and signal strength.
In a webinar, you’ll get vital guidance on how to improve the performance of your mobile site:
Explore real mobile metrics on what the profile of a mobile customer looks like (i.e. network connectivity, signal strength, mobile performance by time of day, and even battery usage).
Learn how to leverage this data to better understand current optimization techniques for making your mobile app and website customers have a better mobile experience.
Learn about the performance pitfalls of mobile sites
Plus you'll learn the value of performance measurement tools like Marlin Mobile, a solution built specifically for mobile sites, and Yottaa, a cloud platform that drives user engagement to increase conversions and revenue. By measuring performance on real devices in the wild, you'll get the details you need to diagnose a slow mobile site and to fix it.
Why we should buy Non-Branded Mobile PhonesMaruf Alom
This is a group presentation. I was the team leader of my group. In this presentation we present the value of non branded (chinese mobile) phones over the high brand value mobiles.
Mobile Revolution and Assessment - ATP 2011Peter Pascale
An overview of mobile trends, intended to highlight the unprecedented growth and consumer impact due mobile technology, followed by possible applications in the assessment industry.
This presentation was delivered to the Association of Test Publishers in Phoenix, AZ, March 2011
Your Guide to a Modern Mobile-First Web StrategyTechBlocks
If you're not mobile, you're not in business. So why are the majority of businesses putting mobile second in their web design strategy? In this guide we look at how the recent shift toward a mobile-first web design approach can transform your business through tailored content and an enhanced customer experience.
Your Guide Includes:
- A Review of Mobile First vs. Mobile Responsive
- The Benefits of a Mobile-First Approach
- Common Challenges of Going Mobile First
- A Step-by-Step Implementation Guide
Ensuring the Happy Path: Automated Developer Testing for Mobile AppsTechWell
Is there anything worse than trying to fix that one small bug, declaring it fixed, and then realizing “the fix” caused another bug somewhere else in your app? And there it is, one more bug and you are at it again. The small voice in your head says if only you had automated tests. We know we should invest more in testing because it can save us headaches down the road. Josiah Mory says that although getting started can be an uphill climb, automated testing does not have to be all or nothing. Josiah introduces approaches for automating developer tests along with test-driven development and behavior-driven development methodologies. Even though Josiah shows real examples using Swift and iOS code implementations, the concepts he discusses apply to any software. Leave this session with an understanding of the benefits we get from testing, conversation points to advocate testing to co-workers and management, and practical ways of implementing automation and unit tests.
Trying to explore why we need a new platform for mobile computing, and few features of PhoneGap. Each OS has different IDE needs, what is common for them ? and what tools are available in the market ?
Mobile strategies for the tourism industryJames Burnes
James Burnes, CEO of Mobiltopia (www.mobiltopia.com) presents to the Indiana Department of Tourism's New Media Workshop on how the mobile web will impact the future of tourism and what organizations need to consider.
Topic: An Overview of Mobile Technologies
Speaker: Michael Wakahe, Director, Shujaa Solutions Ltd
Date: Dec 1st - 2nd, 2011
Venue: Nzoia, Western Province, Kenya
Audience: Board of directors and senior management of Nzoia Sugar Company
Mobile Commerce Trends 2013: Insights from GoogleIntersog
This infographic by Intersog is based on the insights retrieved from the ThinkWithGoogle project. Inside: use of mobile devices in pre-shopping and in store, correlation between smartphone usage frequency and consumer spending, self-help as a new norm in m-commerce, and more.
MOBILE RIGHT NOW: What A Real Customer’s Mobile Experience Looks LikeAdrian Mendoza
The growth of mobile usage is exciting, explosive, and represents a whole new source of traffic and revenue for your business. It is critical to know your customers' mobile experience and to quantify your customers' ability to get to your mobile website or app. Whether its buying on your mobile app or surfing on your mobile website, optimizing for mobile is more critical then ever for your business.
Hosted by Yottaa, join Ariel Weil (VP Products at Yottaa), Doug Sillars (Principal Architect, ARO Outreach team at AT&T) and Adrian Mendoza (Co-founder of Marlin Mobile), as they discuss how to create a better mobile user experience by using current optimization best practices in combination with metrics such as network connectivity and signal strength.
In a webinar, you’ll get vital guidance on how to improve the performance of your mobile site:
Explore real mobile metrics on what the profile of a mobile customer looks like (i.e. network connectivity, signal strength, mobile performance by time of day, and even battery usage).
Learn how to leverage this data to better understand current optimization techniques for making your mobile app and website customers have a better mobile experience.
Learn about the performance pitfalls of mobile sites
Plus you'll learn the value of performance measurement tools like Marlin Mobile, a solution built specifically for mobile sites, and Yottaa, a cloud platform that drives user engagement to increase conversions and revenue. By measuring performance on real devices in the wild, you'll get the details you need to diagnose a slow mobile site and to fix it.
Why we should buy Non-Branded Mobile PhonesMaruf Alom
This is a group presentation. I was the team leader of my group. In this presentation we present the value of non branded (chinese mobile) phones over the high brand value mobiles.
Mobile Revolution and Assessment - ATP 2011Peter Pascale
An overview of mobile trends, intended to highlight the unprecedented growth and consumer impact due mobile technology, followed by possible applications in the assessment industry.
This presentation was delivered to the Association of Test Publishers in Phoenix, AZ, March 2011
MyEventApps (www.MyEventApps.com) presents "Mobile 101: Your Introduction to Mobile."
Get yourself up to speed! This guide explains the stuff you just need to know about smartphones, mobile apps and the technology. Topics include feature phones vs. smart phones, key mobile stats, the big players, mobile web apps vs. native apps and much more.
It even includes a Mobile 101 Glossary to easily understand all the things you’ve wanted to know but were too afraid to ask: what are 3G, Bluetooth, GPS, HTML5, Push Notifications, etc.
This presentation is brought to you by the team at MyEventApps, a feature-rich yet easy and affordable mobile app service for the event market. www.MyEventApps.com
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Reply to each of the following 5 discussions – Label each response
1 – PJ
I can think of two things right of the bet when thinking about Google's successes and failures of the company's innovations. One of the biggest successes that I saw and have used countless times and still continue on using it is "Google Maps." This has helped me get places I need to go when I need directions to get there. It is super easy to use and helpful and it shows some great details on the maps you look at it as well. I think this was a great innovation when talking about Google's success over the years. This was introduced on February 8, 2005. As of now it’s been 14 years, and it is still a huge success in my opinion. The data doesn’t lie when it comes to Riley Panko. Panko (2018) stated the percentages: 77% of people use Google Maps, the second highest is Waze (12%), then Apple Maps (11%), and finishing the top four is MapQuest (8%). Surveys stated the reasons for people using their favorite navigation app is because of clearer directions (25%), preferred features (20%), user-friendly design/interface (20%), best directions for non-drivers (17%), and never used another navigation app (14%) (Panko, 2018).
The second thing that I thought about being a big failure for Google was the Google Glass wear product. It was not a great looking product, it was bulky, and created a lot of attention to the face because it looked so weird to everyone that wasn't wearing them. However, for the first people to pay for this product spent $1,500 each for early access to the newest tech product created by Google (Metz, 2014, para. 1). According to Metz (2014), it had a lot of great features attached to the product, but the problem with it was that none of them really worked well at all (para. 4). "Glass does a handful of things—it can take videos, give you turn-by-turn directions, make phone calls, or search the Web—but it doesn’t do any of them all that well" (Metz, 2014, para. 4). Another reason that caused it to fail because it was not fashionable. Isabelle Olsson, the lead designer for Glass, said "...the prospect of having more fashionable options “sounds kind of banal in a way” but is even more important than miniaturizing the technology... if you can pick the frame that you would normally pick and that you’re normally comfortable with, it’s going to look more like you" (Metz, 2014, para. 18-19). Google Glass was introduced for the first time as "Google Explorers" on April 15, 2013 for $1,500 and later became available to the public on May 15, 2014.
Resources:
Metz, R. (2014, November 26). Google Glass is dead; long live smart glasses. MIT Technology Review. Retrieved from https://www.technologyreview.com/s/532691/google-glass-is-dead-long-live-smart-glasses/
Panko, R. (2018, July 10). The popularity of Google Maps: trends in navigation apps in 2018. The Manifest. Retrieved from https://themanifest.com/app-development/popularity-google-maps-trends-navigat.
In this report, Fröjd Interactive - a web agency with technical core located in Stockholm, Sweden - sums up what to expect of 2014. As always, the future is already here. So, we have focused on 14 things that we believe will hit it big & mainstream in Sweden next year. Which means - if you haven’t started developing things in the direction of this presentation – you better start now. Enjoy!
Mobliciti's Mobile and Cloud Technical Showcase 2016 Mobliciti
Mobliciti’s Annual Technical Showcase is the Mobile-IT event of the year.
The event took place on 15th September 2016 at the Blue Fin venue, London.
It has helped educate hundreds of companies around the emerging opportunities and threats for Mobile and Cloud, often introducing them first to new technologies which are now commonplace amongst the Enterprise.
Sponsored by: Aerohive, SecureAuth, Check Point Technologies and MobileIron.
KEY AGENDA HIGHLIGHTS:
- Delegates heard first-hand from leading international Financial Services institutions on their Mobile and Cloud journey
- An interactive Keynote session with leading Mobile and Wireless analyst house CCS Insights. The Keynote session was delivered by Ben Wood, Chief of Research at CCS Insights.
- An eye opening live iOS hack with Check Point.
- Key Technology Demo’s from: Aerohive, SecureAuth, Check Point and MobileIron
- 4 x 30 Minute Interactive Roundtable Sessions
Find out more and contact us:
E: enquiries@mobliciti.com T: 01483 658100
Hreflang - why and how and why not for International SEOGerry White
Hreflang has been the most challenging, one of the most complicated and almost unpredictable elements of technical SEO, and after doing hundreds of implementations Gerry White and Rise at Seven have learnt a ton about the reasons it can go wrong, why Google really does just treat it as a hint, not a directive and why even when it is all perfect, it can still no achieve the desired results. This will explain how to look at the data, how to evaluate the results and monitor it.
Single Page Apps - Gerry White @ BrightonSEOGerry White
SPAs & PWAs are challenging for SEO for a number of reasons, this checklist is what I’ve seen issues arise with-
- Google Analytics
- JavaScript History API & URLs
- Soft 404s
- JavaScript links
- Heavy code & assets on first load
- No metadata for Facebook Twitter and other sharing platforms.
- Spider traps & loops
- Duplicate Content
- Tracking parameters causing issues
- Fragments, or Hashbangs
- No sitemap
Although this list isn’t exhaustive, it is the main issues that crop up that aren’t expected, as with everything in SEO, the more that it can be tested, the more likely it is that issues are spotted earlier.
TFM - Using Google Tag Manager for ecom Gerry White
Google Tag Manager is, essentially a manager for JavaScript, which means that you can use it to modify and enhance your website - sometimes to test sometimes when you have a CMS that can't do something as simple as a YouTube embed. Also, because of this, understand the risks.
GTM Clowns, fun and hacks - Search Elite - May 2017 Gerry WhiteGerry White
As Google becomes a JavaScript crawler, GTM becomes an incredible way to improve your site for both users and bots. This goes through some very simple methods, and what they can be used for...
Https Webinar slides - SEMRush with Gerry White, Tom Bourlet & Andy VealGerry White
Slides to accompany the webinar SEMrush hosted on HTTPS migrations, for more information on this go to htttps://www.takeitoffline.co.uk/https and to see more awesome webinars & blog posts from SEMrush visit https://www.semrush.com/webinars/
How awesome is site search today, often it isn't... Frequently it is badly tracked or with just Google analytics "out of the box" so it misses some of the most important performance metrics. What is the life of a query today and some mistakes I have made in the past.
My slides from #MeasureFest 2016
Use Google Docs to monitor SEO by pulling in Google Analytics #BrightonSEOGerry White
Why pull data out of Google Analytics and into Google docs - creating dashboards with it and analysis of Google updates including Penguin and Panda.
Have you been hit using the SiteVisibility Penda tool
Do businesses like the BBC need to invest in SEO Ionsearch 2013 Gerry White
With content marketing becoming the buzz word of the day, do major corporations still need to invest in SEO - I take a quick look through the BBC and try to present a conclusion that even with the best web designers - you still need someone who knows the true shades of grey when it comes to seo hats.
2. - History of the mobile web
- Where we are today
- 5 key technologies
- & The future
- Questions ?
Twitter - @dergal #searchleeds
3. I think most of us are
Nomophobic today…
the fear of leaving our
mobile phones at home
Twitter - @dergal #searchleeds
4. 1999 Nokia 7110 first WAP phone
The Nokia 7110 is a GSM mobile phone announced in February
1999 and released in October 1999 It was the first mobile
phone to run Series 40[2] and to come with a WAP browser.
7. 2007 – iPhone 1
2007 Apple entered the market with its first Smart Phone market. With it signature touch screen and minimal interface
that renders a virtual keyboard or custom interface options when necessary. The first generation iPhone has a 2.0
Megapixel camera, portable media functions, internet (including email, web browsing, and Wi-Fi conductivity) as well
as text messaging and visual voicemail. First-generation phones were released with quad-band GSM EDGE. (source,
Wikipedia)
8. 8gb microSD (vs 4gb)
5mp Camera
3G!!!! (vs 2g)
TV Out
GPS (iPhone couldn’t)
Video (iPhone couldn’t)
Cut and Paste
Nokia was so much
better than iPhone
Twitter - @dergal #searchleeds
9. 2008
Every company became a little app
crazy, making apps for anything and
everything – if you had a big
company, you needed an app and
often that, rather than the user was
the thinking behind it.
18. https://erudite.agency/insights/
The level of stress caused
by mobile phone delays is
greater than a horror
movie. PWAs can make
interaction far faster…
Twitter - @dergal #searchleeds
34. If you ask Alexa to buy you an iPhone case
? This is the one they will choose, the
Amazon Choice for iPhone Case … This is
voice purchasing practicality
35. Nick Wilsdon from Vodafone (and
other places) is delivering incredible
research and insight and his talks are
always must see’s