Why not going mobile is unthinkable, for any business The internet is going mobile on a massive scale, and at a rapid rate. Do you know what type of company Google is? You may think you do, but did you know that Google refers to themselves as a "mobile company". That is how they define their core identity now. Google CEO, Eric Schmidt, announced that Google's focus is now more on smartphones than on desktops (traditional "computers"). Google's new motto: "Mobile First". "Our programmers are doing work on mobile first," he said. "We'll still have a desktop version, but we'll also have one on a high-performance mobile phone. The top programmers want to work on mobile apps. Phones are so much more personal and satisfying. The phone is no longer just a phone, it's your alter ego -- it's fundamental to everything you do." Most businesses are still proud of the fact that they have a website. The truth is a website was the biggest digital marketing requirement last decade. The web as we have known it is currently in decline. While more people globally are still going 'online', they are doing it in a different way. The new web is not a collection of independent websites, but application-based. The reasons for this shift are many and varied, but the reality is that it is happing. At the end of 2010 (yes, more than a year ago) Wired magazine released their now-famous article "The web is dead, Long live the internet". Roy Smith Advanced Global Marketing www.agm3.com 803-479-3915 ...
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