#1 – Mobile App Strategy – There’s an app for that? Your mobile target audience will most likely have, at least, a couple different goals than desktop users. Define your mobile target audience’s goals when developing your mobile strategy. There are really two areas of mobile strategy that we can focus on: mobile apps and mobile websites. It is important to have a fluid and optimized mobile experience to engage your consumers. Consumers are more savvy online and are accessing websites on multiple devices. Regardless of the type of company, mobile has increased in importance. For example, some companies might be better suited for mobile traffic like local businesses compared to B2B companies. It is important to understand who your audience is and what type of activity they take while online. Whether you’re just embarking on a mobile marketing initiative or want to see if you’re on the right track, check out the four areas below that your team should be considering as part of your mobile strategy. I’m much more willing to look at my phone for information when the experience is just as solid as I would find on using a desktop or laptop computer. I might have a nasty habit of being reliant on my phone, but that’s because marketers have made the mobile experience easy for me. Eighty-seven percent always have their smartphone at their side, day and night.” “Over two-thirds of smartphone users (68%) say they check their phone within 15 minutes of waking up in the morning, and 30% admit they actually get “anxious” when they don’t have their phone on them. I use my phone for the common purposes, but when I think about it, it is incredible how much research and reading I do on it too. As a society, we have become very reliant our SmartPhones because they make life easier. Our congratulations go to TDC Denmark and Softbank Japan for leading the world in these two metrics, respectively.I hate to admit it, but like most people today I take my phone almost everywhere I go.
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Download speeds unfortunately do not show us the whole picture, thus Tutela has chosen to showcase operators providing the best mobile experience worldwide through our metric Excellent Consistent Quality, and our newest metric Video Experience.
Mobile users need to trust that they can get a consistently good mobile experience, whenever and wherever they need it. Tom Luke, VP at Tutela, commented: “With the world recovering from the global pandemic, mobile connectivity matters more now than ever before. Japanese operator SoftBank and Finnish operator Elisa were clear winners in this category scoring 4.06 out of 5.
SoftBank Japan and Elisa Finland deliver the world’s best mobile video experience South Korean operator SKTelecom delivered the best mobile experience in Asia securing a spot in the top five at 87.84 per cent. TDC Denmark placed first with the highest Excellent Consistent Quality of 90.37 per cent while T-Mobile Netherlands stood second at 89.70 per cent. European and Asian operators again took the lead for providing the best overall mobile experience to their subscribers.While Denmark had the highest Excellent Consistent Quality of 86.16 per cent, South Korea in Asia statistically tied with Finland for second place.ĭanish operator TDC delivered the best mobile experience in the world, based on Tutela’s Excellent Consistent Quality metric