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Mobile Optimisation: A Priority among Businesses

Businesses, small or big ones, have recognised that mobile phones are becoming a bigger part of every Australian’s life, and thus had exerted considerable marketing efforts to reach out to mobile users. According to a survey from Salesforce, 84 per cent of marketers are planning on increasing or maintaining their marketing spending for this year, and their top priority is on the creation of mobile applications.

Optimising a website for mobile phones is already old news for some. In fact, almost half of businesses in Australia had already integrated mobile marketing strategies into their overall marketing a few years ago, with social media and search engine optimisation also ranking high among priorities. Analysts see that businesses are slowly becoming more focused on results, or on people actually acquiring their products and services, rather than simply building a positive online presence.


On the other hand, while there are a growing number of businesses adding mobile optimisation to their marketing endeavours, most of them struggle and are still unsure on the responsibilities and talents they should allocate for mobile marketing. A separate study showed that, while over 60 per cent of the companies surveyed said that mobile is a strategic initiative, a portion of them still doesn’t have a centralised mobile strategy due to lack of clear leadership, which makes the services of experienced marketing professional(s) valuable. Nevertheless, like it or not, mobile optimisation will be the next big thing for online marketing in the next few years. 

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