Selling on a mobile
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Learn how you can take advantage of mobiles and tablets, and sell to a growing population of affluent consumers.
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Selling on a mobile
- 1. Selling through a mobile device Ben Staveley
- 2. So how many of you in the audience have purchased something on a mobile device?
- 3. Brilliant, so how many of you have a mobile strategy part of your marketing plan?
- 4. There are 4 ways in which you can get your customers to buy via mobile
- 5. APPs If you purchased on a mobile, did you install an app?
- 9. Shazam Shazam has more than 75m users It added 25m users over a 6 month period in 2010 This became 100m by the end of the year So far 1bn songs have been identified 260k music tracks a day are sold via Shazam
- 10. Mobile sites Did you purchase on a mobile site? i.e. Specifically designed for mobiles? m.domain.com
- 12. No need to install anything
- 14. Keep it simple, shorter attention span
- 15. Limit your content to what users need to find
- 17. eBay’s Mobile Site eBay again! Search is also key for eBay, with over 1000 items being returned for the term “sonyvaio”, the ability to filter is at the top of their agenda for usability. Again the main thing is simplicity Bring what your customer wants as quickly and simply to their mobile
- 18. Normal site - via mobile Did you simply access a website via your mobile and complete the purchase easily?
- 20. Are your bounce rates high?
- 22. Limit the usage of flash or at least have a fall back
- 23. Make sure your navigation works
- 24. Make sure your search is easy to findYou could make your website more mobile friendly in less than a day and this could have a huge impact on your revenue numbers
- 26. 10% revenue increase from people on mobile devicesThinking about mobile users
- 27. But what is the 4th mobile option your customers have?
- 28. 54 million will be sold this year (this is already more than desktop pc sales) 82 million are forecasted to be be sold in 2012 And 208 million are forecasted to be sold by 2014 Do you know what it is yet?
- 30. “Our iPad app is actually easier to use than our web site.” Han Yuan, Director of engineering and mobile at eBay inc.
- 31. Tablet app No fixed orientation so it moves with the way the customer wants It brings a true catalogue experience Limit the use of small font and tiny links The flashlight doesn’t shine Supply what your customers need and want
- 33. Endless scrolling left to right and down
- 34. Simple purchase process with shared customer informationAmazon have really pushed the tablet commerce boundaries but have done a fantastic job in bringing window shopping to your home
- 35. What do you think the future of mobile is? & will you be a part of it?
- 36. Any questions? Contact me... Ben Staveley Ben.Staveley@dotCommerce.co.uk Twitter: @dotCommerce
Editor's Notes
- Site optimisation for mobile devices is your simplest and cheapest optionIt also offers you a much wider audience compared to an APP as a user doesn’t need to install anything but just use your site once they have found you in a search engine.Have a mobile site is defiantly a good move but remember that you wont get the same slick experience or the functionally an APP offers. Keep it simples, the users attention span on a mobile will be much shorter than on a desktop Limit your content to what you user needs to findBlock search engines from spidering your mobile site as you don’t want duplicate content.
- Amazon have produced a fantastic version of their site for mobile devicesAs you can see the difference between their normal site on a mobile and their “mobile site” really just is making it more simple.With such a huge productCatalogue search is keyOn amazon. So searchAnd bestsellers is all theyNeed.They have used large/clearCall to action buttonsGuiding the user everyStep along the way.
- So it’s 2011 and you have done nothing for mobile devices so far for your businessLooking at analytics does how does your site perform against your site average stats? Are your bounce rates high? Are people exciting early on?Across our clients we see between 5% & 20% of a sites traffic is on a mobile device so make it work.Ensure your buttons are clear and bigLimit the usage of flash or at least have a fall backMake sure your navigation works and that your search is easy to findYou could make your website more mobile friendly in less than a day and this could have a huge impact on your revenue numbers
- Pineapple Dance Studios went with the wow factor with a flash diagonal hero banner with a menu bouncing in time with the music15 days ago we removed this banner to a more common rectangle hero banner in javascript allowing better rendering on mobile devicesWe have already seen a 10% improvement in bounce rate Also a 10% revenue increase from people on mobile devicesThis small change has already paid for itself and will continue to help increase their revenue numbers.
- Amazon have taken full advantage of the full screen catalogue experience Endless scrolling left to right and down allowing customers to find products they didn’t need and help impulse purchaseSimple purchase process with shared customer information from your online experienceAmazon have really push the tablet ecommerce boundaries but have done a fantastic job in bringing window shopping to your home