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The document compares mobile apps and websites for small businesses. A survey found that 73% of businesses saw a higher return on investment from mobile apps than websites, and 81% of customers preferred apps. Apps were also better than websites for getting new customers (75%) and retaining repeat customers (86%). However, the document advocates using both an app and website as each has strengths - apps have better user experiences and access device features, while websites have lower costs and are accessible to anyone.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey of 500 small businesses that had both a mobile app and website. The key findings were:
- 73% of businesses said their mobile app returned a higher ROI than their mobile website.
- Mobile apps were preferred by customers and better for acquiring new and repeat customers compared to mobile websites.
- Top reasons for apps included customer loyalty, service, and increased revenue.
- Apps had higher usage rates and push notification open rates far exceeded email marketing.
- Having both an app and mobile website was important to avoid losing 25% of customers.
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2. Lack of Results: Investing time and resources without seeing tangible results can be disheartening. The absence of immediate results often leads businesses to lose faith in their SEO strategies. It's important to remember that SEO is a long-term game that requires patience and consistent effort.
3. Technical Challenges: From site speed issues to complex metadata implementation, technical hurdles can be daunting. Overcoming these challenges is crucial for SEO success, as technical issues can hinder your website's performance and user experience.
4. Keyword Competition: Fierce competition for top keywords can make it hard to rank effectively. Businesses often struggle to find the right balance between targeting high-traffic keywords and finding less competitive, niche keywords that can still drive significant traffic.
5. Lack of Understanding of SEO Basics: Many businesses dive into the complex world of SEO without fully grasping the fundamental principles. This lack of understanding can lead to several issues:
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On-Page Optimization: Ignorance regarding crucial on-page elements such as meta tags, headers, and content structure.
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- 1. Apps VS Mobile Websites Which is better?
- 2. Bizness Apps Survey • Bizness Apps surveyed over 500 small business owners with both a mobile app and a mobile website to determine which returned a higher return on investment. • The results showed that both mobile apps and mobile websites are important pieces of a small business mobile marketing strategy.
- 3. Which returned a high return on investment? 73% said mobile app 27% said mobile website
- 4. Which do your customer prefer? 81% said mobile app 19% said mobile website
- 5. Which is best for getting new customers? 75% said mobile app 25% said mobile website
- 6. Which is best for repeat customers? 86% said mobile app 14% said mobile website
- 7. Top reasons for a mobile app? Customer Loyalty 41% Customer Service 19% Increased Revenue 15% Improved Communication 10% To Stand Out 8% Other 7%
- 8. Which has higher usage? 67% said mobile app 43% said mobile website
- 9. Which is most important? 10% said mobile app 9% said mobile website 81% said both equally important
- 10. Push notification open rates versus email marketing: 97% push notifications/SMS 27% email marketing
- 11. Losing Customers • Without having both a mobile website and mobile app, you are losing at least ¼ of your customer’s share of mind!
- 12. Mobile Only Users • By 2015, more than 780 million people will be mobile only users, not owning a laptop or desktop computer • 68% of customers prefer mobile websites over full desktop versions • Viewable by anyone with a mobile browser
- 13. Mobile Websites • Developed with standard web development tools and technologies. • Built once and deployed for all devices. • Typically, but not always, less expensive than app development. • Publish as a website. Immediate availability.
- 14. Mobile Websites • Viewable with any mobile browser. No distribution required. • • No installation required. Web-based. • Easily updated and changes are immediate with a browser refresh. • Can be found through a standard search. Primary website can redirect to a mobile-optimized version when mobile is detected.
- 15. Mobile Apps • Viewable by individuals within the appropriate device. • Capable of very robust user experiences. • Superior Graphics - may be stored locally. Effects & animations are limited only by device computing power and memory.
- 16. Mobile Apps • Unlimited access to hardware functionality. Camera, accelerometer, microphone, GPS, etc. • When built for distinct operating systems and devices (native code), unique programming languages and software development kits are required. Cross- platform solutions available for deploying to various app stores. • Built for individual devices and operating systems. May require multiple developers with different proficiencies.
- 17. Mobile Apps • Typically, but not always, more expensive, especially when multiple devices or operating systems are targeted. • May require a submission process. Users must download and install prior to use. • Download and installation required. • Download and installed from website or marketplace.
- 18. Mobile Apps • iTunes requires a resubmission process. May require multiple development resources if updates are required for multiple devices and operating systems. • Easy to charge for apps, using the available app marketplaces. • Typically found through an app store search or linked to from a website.
- 19. Why Mobile Apps? • FACT: Your customers prefer apps over mobile websites. • Sources: AdAge.com | Digital, comScore Mobile Metrix, 2013
- 20. But I want a mobile website? • We offer both a mobile app and a mobile website. • Appear in the iTunes App Store, Android Marketplace, and mobilize your existing website. • Complete mobile marketing solution.
- 21. Why Our Company? • We make mobilizing your business simple & pain free • We help bring in new business and increase repeat customers • We handle everything from start to finish • We’re mobile experts • We’re extremely affordable • We’re fast & easy to use
- 22. Information App can display – Information on services – Restaurants menu (text or PDF) – All locations visible in Maps – One click calling – Events and more…
- 23. Links to social networks • Customers can link to your social media pages. • Increase Facebook fans. • Increase Twitter followers. • Approximately 40% of social media users access their accounts through mobile devices.
- 24. Loyalty Coupons • GPS coupons – When at your location, customers can ‘check in’ and receive bonuses. • QR code coupons – Used to replace stamp cards. – Increase customer loyalty! 28% of customers reported that they are “Extremely Likely” to increase their visits to a business if they have a loyalty reward card for them. (Total Research Corp & Custom Marketing Corp’s Loyalty Monitor Study)
- 25. Live Updating • Take full control over your apps content! • App can update – Display special events – Specials of the week/day – Loyalty coupons – Image gallery – Everything inside the app!
- 26. Push Notifications • Update your customers instantly – Special offers, updates, happy hours. • Push notifications break the barrier between you and your customers – Included completely FREE. – Compare to SMS texting plans on average cost ~$200/month
- 27. Many Other Great Features
- 28. How to get started • Contact Us Anytime By: • Call: 952-807-8940 • Email Us at: info@visionbrandingsolutions.com • Visit our website at: www.visionbrandingsolutions.com