ZD Net
Nov,05,2012
by: Heather Clancy
Facebook and Twitter continue to be the dominant social networks for small businesses interested in building their marketing presence via social media, according to a new survey by Vertical Response. Fully 90 percent of the 462 small-business owners surveyed by the marketing services company said they are active on Facebook, while 70 percent are using Twitter. That compares with just 32 percent for Google+ and 29 percent for Pinterest, according to the survey. The other theme that sounds loud and clear is one that I mentioned a few weeks ago in another post about this subject: Many small-business owners are struggling with the time commitment and investment that social media takes; they are balancing it against the payback.
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This Week's Mobile Marketing News
Mobile Commerce Daily
Free shipping offers lure in mcommerce shopping, while mobile-driven offers grow
Nov,12,2012
by: Chantal Tode
Free shipping offers have traditionally been one of the top strategies for online retailers to entice shoppers to make purchases during the busy holiday season. However, as consumers increasingly turn to their smartphones for shopping needs, marketers need to ensure they have consistent offers on both desktop and mobile.
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e-Marketer
Mobile, Social Get Holiday Boost
Nov,09,2012
by: Staff
Retailers expect 6% of sales to come from mobile The online holiday shopping season is officially under way, and internet retailers are expecting the dollars to roll in on digital channels. September research from Chase Paymentech found that US retailers with a web presence expected just over half of their holiday sales to come from ecommerce. They said an additional 6% would come from mcommerce.
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Bloomberg Business Week
Mobile Ads Are the Future. They're Also Lousy
Nov, 01, 2012
by: Sam Grobart
Companies across the Internet continually proclaim mobile ads as the next great frontier. Pandora Media (P), Twitter, and other big names often derive the majority of their revenue from them. On Oct. 23, Facebook’s (FB) stock leapt more than 10 percent on news that the social network earned 14 percent of its third-quarter revenue from mobile ads, up from almost nothing in the first quarter. That mobile advertising should be an enormous business makes sense. After all, our smartphones are always with us, know where we are, and collect far more data about us than a desktop PC. So if mobile has such potential, why are the ads so mediocre?
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Health and Wellness Seminars Coming January 2013
Chicagoland Healthcare Professionals:
Are you concerned about your practice can meet the Meaningful Use 1 and 2 regulations? Are your still struggling to understand and complete your EHR network? Do you know if you even qualify for the over $20 billion dollar EHR Incentive program funds? If answered YES to any of these questions.
Then make plans this January, 9, 2013 to attend the Health and Wellness Seminar hosted by Chicago's Uptown Business Partners. These seminars will explain in clear English not tech speak how to understand and complete an EHR for your practice how fund it and real solutions on how to find and IT partner help you complete your EHR and qualify for the EHR Incentive program. The first seminar Understanding EHR will take you step by step on how EHR works and how to create an EHR network. We will be teaching this totally interactive seminar and giving you real solutions to your EHR problem.
So make plans to attend this seminar and get the answers you need to help your practice meet all of the Meaningful Use Rules.
If you need answers to your Healthcare IT needs now visit our Healthcare Managed Services page at Wirehead Technology
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