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Apple’s latest offering serves as a virtual wallet for savvy customers.
Register before Feb. 1, 2013, to take up OpenTable’s offer.
Customers access social networks through mobile devices, so learn how you can better reach them there.
Having a great mobile site is no longer just about a few more sales.
Is the customer always right when it comes to mobile marketing?
Warning for retailers: adopt m-commerce before the holidays.
New Square pricing options might appeal more to SMBs.
New studies share insights for SMBs who are targeting Millenials.
Foursquare’s local updates can really benefit small businesses.
SMBs leveraging YouTube cater to mobile customers’ preferences.
Compare how different market segments prefer mobile marketing.
Compare your industry to others to evaluate your mobile efforts.
Don’t give up on SMS campaigns just yet; here are five rules to improve your efforts.
Will Sponsored Stories ever be small business-friendly?
USPS discounts postage for businesses using QR codes in direct mail campaigns.
The benefits of focusing your time on mobile campaigns now.
Attention restaurant owners: restaurants lead all industries in mobile searches.
Recent Facebook acquisitions indicate great prospects for SMBs.
Finally, an alternative to expensive cost-per-click in-app mobile ad campaigns.
Small businesses using cloud services report dramatic productivity benefits. Have you considered using them?
Check out a low-cost solution for cross-platform SMB mobile apps.
PayPal Here has perks like combined funding sources and more.
Twitter and American Express offer new incentives for SMBs.
Learn how your business can compete in the mobile app market.
Consumers love QR codes. Should your business be using them?
Adapt to the online habits of a new spending population: millenials.
Follow these tips to improve your mobile site, and use the GoMoMeter to visualize it on multiple devices.
Mobile phone use to compare prices can alter customers’ in-store purchasing behaviors.
Small businesses enjoy certain advantages over national brands.
Statistics on customer mobile usage to motivate businesses.
Mobile surpasses print for average time adults spend on each medium, but businesses are slow to adjust their marketing mixes.
Small businesses need a playbook for social media strategy; here’s a good start.
Square dominates daily with services that don’t just evolve businesses but revolutionizes them.
Small businesses need to #getmoving on social network campaigns to best compete in their sectors.
Google sets up incredible tools for SMBs to develop mobile sites.
Find out what your customers’ mobile expectations are, so you can prepare to meet them, possibly by utilizing the latest in DIY mobile development tools from AT&T.
Get hard numbers on how consumers are using mobile coupons to improve your strategy.
Your customers say they’re ready for m-commerce. Are you?
Some of the biggest spenders are spending on mobile devices. Gear up for the holidays by revving mobile efforts up now.
Most businesses don’t do enough to entice users to check in, so, for now, mobile efforts are better spent in pursuits more relevant to today’s audience.
Customers are willing to trade location information for shopping perks. Businesses that take note can tap into new and willing markets through mobile advertising.
Using alternative credit card-processing methods saves money.
Explore all the ways customers are using smartphones to interact with businesses to fuel your mobile marketing campaign.
With new technology like Square turning iPhones into credit card processors and new services like Google Wallet, the days of persistent mobile commerce have finally arrived.
Keep up with your competition by creating your own branded mobile apps cheaply using proven, existing services.
Scanning a QR code should reward customers with more than just your website. Find out how.
Here’s a question all small business owners should ponder: Are you operating on the same technological wavelength as your customers? Are you sure?
As customers rely on mobile devices to shop smarter during the holidays, businesses must be even more mindful of their mobile presences.
It seems like everyone is buzzing about location-based mobile social networking services like foursquare, Gowalla and Loopt, but there’s one catch: Almost no one is actually using them.
Learn about the guidelines set by the Mobile Marketing Association so you boost customer confidence in accessing your services through mobile devices.
Mobile marketing isn’t the next big thing: It’s the now big thing, and if your small business isn’t aggressively pursuing consumers via the mobile channel, your competitors undoubtedly are.
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