3 Industries Thriving Thanks to Mobile Growth and Affiliate Marketing

Affiliate Marketing

Industries Booming Thanks to Mobile Growth It’s impossible to deny the influence of mobile technology. Think about it. When’s the last time you went a day without your smartphone? Hard to remember, right? This isn’t just a personal habit; businesses everywhere feel the ripple effects. Industries tied to the surge in mobile use are exploding, with affiliate marketing leading the charge. But it’s not all as simple as posting a link and waiting for the money to roll in. Mobile Redefining Affiliate Marketing Take this stat for example: over 70%…

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Mobile trend experts compare the refrigerator to a smartphone

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The latest mobile trend data is showing that as a society, we’re hungry people… and it’s not just for the food in our refrigerator; it’s for connected devices and digital content. We absolutely love our smartphones and tablets and we’re using these gadgets to do a growing number of things. From the moment a mobile gadget alarm goes off in the morning to the last time messages are checked at night, these devices have become extremely central to our lives, to the point that most of us don’t know exactly…

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How to Perfect the Augmented Shopping Experience

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Between near field communication (NFC) and QR codes, retail shopping is transforming. All it takes is a quick tap of an iPhone or Android and customers are introduced to the next generation shopping experience. The perfect augmented shopping experience combines the appeal of online shopping and traditional shopping. While consumers are quickly embracing the augmented shopping experience, retailers are missing the mark. “The ability to instantly get reviews and price comparisons while shopping has completely broken down the business model of physical retail stores,” wrote Michael H for PhoneArena. “Some…

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Adobe ceases efforts for mobile Flash

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In a serious mobile battle that began back in 2007 when the iPhone was first launched and Steve Jobs announced that Flash could not be rendered on mobile devices due to the energy drain it causes to batteries, Adobe has finally admitted defeat and has stopped trying to pursue a mobile version of Flash. This announcement was made quietly and subtly on a blog post at Adobe. It equally announced that it will be directing its mobile focus on HTML5, instead. HTML5 is the cutting edge web programming language which…

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