Is Your Mobile Strategy Sound?

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@ reactionpower | www.reactionpower.com | Copyright Reaction Power Inc. | All rights reserved Win mobile consumer decisions with these 3 easy steps IS YOUR MOBILE STRATEGY SOUND ? 1: Be there. Make sure you appear in all industry relevant searches Grab a mobile device and do some simple search queries relevant to your brand. Are you there? Evaluate your brand’s ‘share intent’ metric. Share intent is how many times a brand was there as a fraction of all category-relevant searches. How does your presence compare with that of your competition? Use this information to cover the gaps you have discovered by boosting your ad coverage across different micro-moments 3: Be quick. Enable your site’s users to get tasks done easily and quickly using these simple steps What is the main goal you are trying to achieve with your site ? Think of how you can eliminate unnecessary steps which hinder users from achieving this goal quickly. For example, you can use drop-down menus that limit extensive typing when filling forms. Anticipate consumer needs. Find out what most users do on your site. Place the calls-to-action for these primary activities prominently on your site and hide others under menus. Ensure your site is technically optimized to load pages quickly. The page speed insight tool will help you to rate your site’s load time and it will also generate recommendations on how to increase its speed. 2: Be useful. Make it easy for consumers to find answers to their queries Find out what the most common problems and needs that your target audience has and show how your product or service addresses these problems and solves them. This may be in the form of how-to videos showing how useful your product is in resolving the specific problems you are aiming to solve.

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@ reactionpower | www.reactionpower.com | Copyright Reaction Power Inc. | All rights reserved

Win mobile consumer decisions with these 3 easy steps

IS YOUR MOBILE STRATEGY SOUND ?

1: Be there. Make sure you appear in all industry relevant searches

Grab a mobile device and do some simple search queries relevant to your brand. Are you

there? Evaluate your brand’s ‘share intent’ metric. Share intent is how many times a brand

was there as a fraction of all category-relevant searches. How does your presence compare

with that of your competition? Use this information to cover the gaps you have discovered by

boosting your ad coverage across different micro-moments

3: Be quick. Enable your site’s users to get tasks done easily and quickly using these simple steps

• What is the main goal you are trying to achieve with your site ? Think of how you can eliminate

unnecessary steps which hinder users from achieving this goal quickly. For example, you can use

drop-down menus that limit extensive typing when filling forms.

• Anticipate consumer needs. Find out what most users do on your site. Place the calls-to-action

for these primary activities prominently on your site and hide others under menus.

• Ensure your site is technically optimized to load pages quickly. The page speed insight tool will

help you to rate your site’s load time and it will also generate recommendations on how to

increase its speed.

2: Be useful. Make it easy for consumers to find answers to their queries

Find out what the most common problems and needs that your target audience has and

show how your product or service addresses these problems and solves them. This may be

in the form of how-to videos showing how useful your product is in resolving the specific

problems you are aiming to solve.