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To put it simply, there is no excuse not to have an excellent mobile site in 2014. We've been talking about it for years, but the day is really here: mobile is surpassing desktop usage. And that isn't just a fun fact about the modern day and age we're living in. It's proof that if you don't have a mobile presence, your business is not only going to lose business but maybe even get left behind in the shifting world

We all know that mobile is the place to be. We've all heard about the explosion of the mobile market, the need to expand into mobile-optimzied ads, sites, content, and more. We know that mobile users are on the rise, mobile users are on the go, and mobile users are more action-oriented. But what are your customers really doing on their smartphones? Where are they spending their time and what are they doing on those mobile devices? Its important businesses

Google Now has officially been released for iPhone and iPad users. While Google Now has been available for Android users for quite awhile, it's now been adapted to iOS as well, and the software's gone from being an element of Google's Mobile Search App that's mostly just neat in theory, to something pretty darn cool in practice. New and improved and ready for all those millions of users of various "iDevices," Google Now is designed to try to provide users

The future is mobile. We're guessing you may have heard this before. Yes, for years everyone in the Internet marketing world (us included) have been recommending an early and aggressive play in the mobile marketing space. 53% of searchers purchase as a result of a smartphone search in the U.S, according to Google. Mobile SEO and Mobile PPC (not to mention mobile display ads) are an incredibly powerful form of messaging for any business that relies on an impulse buy

Mobile advertising can be extremely beneficial for your business if you know how to properly do it. There are several things you should consider when deciding to go mobile. Local Now that mobile advertising is increasing, it is easier for companies to reach certain potential customers based on their location using their zip code. This can be very helpful, because you’ll know that you’re reaching the people who are near your business and are more likely to pay your storefront

Research and Markets forecasts total mobile search revenue will top $8 billion by 2015. This is no surprise considering the growing number of mobile users are turning to their smartphones for answers to their latest search questions.The mobile revolution offers businesses tremendous marketing opportunities for increased revenue. Does your business have a plan on how to tap into mobile search? Here are some crucial components you need to include in your plan of action to ensure success in the mobile