Feng Shui for Mobile Marketers: Best-Practices for Creating a Harmonious Mobile Environment
In this article, you'll learn...
- Four best-practices for creating a customer-friendly mobile site
- How to avoid common pitfalls of mobile design
Here's the basic tenet of feng shui: With the mindful arrangement of objects in relation to one another and in the context of their environment, one can attract positive energy and good fortune, and generally usher in the good. That sounds manageable, right?
In theory, yes, but when you start bringing outside forces to bear—a sense of where things are supposed to go, an irrational desire to bring in the new while holding on to the old, the notion that more really is more—things gets a lot more complicated.
Nowhere is that more evident than in the mobile commerce space. For years, marketers have been working to perfect their e-commerce sites, figuring out what clicks and doesn't click with consumers, and creating just the right energy for happy shopping—and buying. Now, they're tackling the new mobile revolution head on—with the exact same strategies and the exact same websites!
Mobile sites are not the same as websites. Full stop.
The screens are smaller, the keyboards are smaller, and the experience people have browsing your site on a smartphone is completely different from how they view it on a computer screen.
Marketers need to take a step back and realize that mobile is a new environment, one that demands a new design and a new approach to keep their customers and win new ones.
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Mobile sites are extremely important. Especially with the increase of QR Code scanners, it's important that content is optimized for mobile so that opportunities with potential consumers aren't missed.