My Latest Article: Top 10 Reasons Your Website Should Go Mobile

[joshuaeric]

I recently did some research into the mobile web, and was astonished at what I found.

The growth rate of the mobile web is happening faster than I thought it would, and at a much higher rate. In fact, it is happening at a faster rate than the web did on PC's. Which is remarkable if you think about it.

So I put together a short article for SearchEngineLand.com, and I am posting it here because most people who have a business, have a website.

The gist of the article is that you should be building a mobile website, or at the very least considering it!

Top 10 Reasons Your Website Should Go Mobile

[veikoh]

I wrote an article Veiko Herne Blog Archive Having WAP pages will be essential to your eCommerce business survival! to my blog around two years ago, but haven't got any customers yet for mobile field
Besides, now I have a Windows CE 5.0 netbook, which should be more compatible for web browsing than my PDA or mobile was, but accessing youngentrepreneur.com forums will crash the browser on that device too. So, I need to go to library reading the posts here.

[bizdev]

Excellent article.
Being a non-techie I'm always two steps behind.
So, would my website (condensed version)translate to an App?

[bestill]

Next article: How to make your website mobile.

[Wayne Liew]

Excellent article.
Being a non-techie I'm always two steps behind.
So, would my website (condensed version)translate to an App?

Not necessarily, Sylvia. You can always create or design a mobile version for your website so that it will show a condensed version of a site when someone accesses it through their phone browser.