Carmen Wong Ulrich, financial columnist for Good Housekeeping, reveals strategies for spending less and saving more, including planning your grocery trips and meals in advance and shopping around for the best bank.
Of the small businesses already using mobile, most are utilizing smartphones and tablets as well as optimizing websites for mobile and integrating text/SMS messaging as part of their ad strategy.
Before I begin, let’s make one thing clear about smart phones and restaurants: Ever since iPhones started proliferating, they have made your dinner companions a whole lot ruder, as they increasingly had their stares affixed to their touch screens and listened to less and less of the conversation. That part is no fun.
ConstantContact which already has more than half a million small businesses as its customers is also looking to target a large untapped market with its affordable, easy to use online marketing solutions. It has recently launched its AppConnect platform that enables seamless integration of applications to help clients do more with their online marketing efforts.
When it comes to mobile engagement, the hungry are leading the way. That according to new data out from SinglePlatform at Constant Contact. Researchers found that restaurants lead the way for mobile searches; in fact, 81% of mobile consumers have conducted a search for a restaurant via their mobile device.
According to the latest study from SinglePlatform at Constant Contact and research firm Chadwick Martin Bailey, restaurants are the most searched industry by consumers through both mobile applications and browsers. The study, compiled through the feedback from 1,497 consumers who own a smartphone, found that 81 percent of consumers have searched for a restaurant on a mobile app and 92 percent through a web browser in the last six months, outperforming other highly searched...
A new study released by SinglePlatform and Chadwick Martin Bailey finds that 92 percent of consumers have searched for a restaurant on their web browser in the past six months versus 81 percent that have done so on a mobile app. Meanwhile, 75 percent of consumers said they were more likely to dine at a restaurant based on the results of their digital searches.
It’s Your Business CEO Susan Solovic, Tecca.com Tech Lifestyle Editor Jennifer Jolly and small business owner Karen Post on how small businesses can...
