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I've gathered together ten great infographics on m-commerce, QR codes, apps vs web, coupons, payments, mobile marketing and more. Where possible, I've added the infographics to this post in a readable size, but for others you can click on the image to see a larger version... The Mobile Commerce Revolution (via Microsoft Tag ) Mobile app vs mobile web (via Zabisco ) A useful summary of pros and cons. More on apps v web here .
10 mind-blowing mobile infographics
Crowdfunding: Where it has been and where the new bill is taking it (infographic)
When marketing executives Michael Migliozzi II and Brian Flatow decided they wanted to buy Pabst Blue Ribbon , a private beer company, they created BuyaBeerCompany.com to ask the public for financial help. The idea was quickly shot down by the SEC, prompting the recent discussion on where “crowdfunding” fits into the scheme of private businesses. Crowdfunding, the practice of private companies soliciting the public for investments, has been made popular by websites such as Kickstarter , IndieGoGo , ProFounder and others. These are great for individuals and small groups looking for a leg up, but when it comes to private businesses using these as an investment tactic in exchange for shares in the company, the SEC wants everything to be nice and documented.Achieving 3X Better Fundraising Results
Are you ready to learn the secret to a successful fundraising campaign? A combination of targeting potential donors online and offline, simultaneously. The multi-channel approach is the key to increasing fundraising by up to three times a single-channel campaign. While offline strategies such as direct mail still account for 90% of donations, online campaigns have increased their revenue by nearly 35%. Take a look at this infographic, which reveals the nuances to successful fundraising campaigns .
The Future of Mobile Payments [INFOGRAPHIC]
We know that mobile payments are redefining commerce , but will our phones soon replace our wallets? PayPal seems to think so . The payments giant boldly predicts that the wallet will be dead by 2015. It's putting its money where its mouth is: It recently acquired mobile payments provider Zong for $240 million. PayPal isn't the only one getting into the game though. Google recently launched Google Wallet , the search giant's mobile payment system, and Visa recently made a strategic investment in Square , the mobile payments platform now worth more than $1.4 billion .
Frictionless: How NFC is going to change the world (NFC Infographic) NFC Rumors
Sometimes we make life hard for ourselves and this here Frictionless NFC Infographic is a great example of how. We thought we’d put together an NFC Infographic which would educate people on the potentials of NFC. Sounds simple enough, right? It would be simple too if we didn’t grow the scope of our projects astronomically. But we are crazy creatives and as one idea gives way to another, we end up with a behemoth of a task, just like we did with our “you know what would be cool? – a page that lists out every carrier on the face of the planet and then notes the NFC phones they carry” idea that took 3 straight weeks to bring our NFC phones page to fruition.How to Choose a Web Shopping Cart Software
Filed under: Business Infographics , Internet Infographics | No Comments » Picking a shopping cart for your online business is one of the most important decisions you will have to make when you launch your website. This graphic examines essential features of shopping cart software from many angles. From a usability perspective, this is possibly the best graphic we have ever featured on this site that can help you choose the best online shopping cart for your ecommerce website. Sure, we’ve had graphics to help you memorize the names of every pasta type on Earth, and graphics to make you aware of every nook and cranny on the cruise ship Oasis of the Sea . But this graphic serves a real practical purpose.
Filed under: All Infographics , Business Infographics , Technology Infographics | No Comments » What Happens When you Charge a Credit Card Graphic Reviewed by Infographics Guy on Oct 20 Rating: Rating: 0.0/ 10 (0 votes cast) Ever wondered about the nuts and bolts of the credit card charging process? I personally hadn’t–until I saw this graphic, which succeeded in getting my attention.
What Happens When you Charge a Credit Card
44 outils gratuits incontournables pour vendre sur le web
Voici une sélection d’outils gratuits ou à faible coût, pour développer vos ventes et votre présence sur le web. Je les ai regroupé en 10 catégories, afin que vous puissiez facilement identifier des outils qui vous correspondent. Evidemment, cette liste n’est pas « exhaustive », n’hésitez pas à partager vos outils favoris dans les commentaires… pour enrichir cette infographie à l’avenir. Vous trouverez ci-dessous plus de détails sur chacun des outils. 1.I've rounded up ten recent infographics on e-commerce and related issues, including delivery, social commerce, and how the use of colour affects purchase habits. Where possible, I've added the infographics to this post in a readable size, but for others you can click on the image to see a larger version... Online shopping around the world ( via Pod1 ) What are people really buying online? ( via Buysight ) How big is e-commerce?
10 amazing e-commerce infographics
INFOGRAPHIC: Online Shopping Habits – Women vs Men « SOCIAL MEDIA ANGELS
Great Infographic from DailyInfographic.com about the online shopping habits of men vs women. ——- Do you want to implement and integrate Social Media and Online Marketing into your business but are unsure where to start? Get in touch with Social Media Angels. We offer Social Media Management, Social Media Training and Marketing Consultancy for Irish businesses. Email: YourSocialMediaAngels@gmail.com Tel: 00353 1 525 3653
How to Influence Purchasing Decisions On The Web [INFOGRAPHIC]
When savvy consumers are in the market for something — a new pair of kicks, a sweet DSLR camera, hair pomade, a toaster — they turn to the web, knowing there’s a wealth of knowledge and information to be had. But where on the vast Interwebs do they look? Well, that depends on what they want to buy. According to data from M Booth and Beyond, different product categories compel people to seek information and reviews from different sources on the web. Consumers tend to go the company website for electronics, they rely on search for travel and they go to discussion forums to see what people think about different car models. Consequently, consumer electronics companies better have a pimped-out website, travel brands ought to put some dough into SEO and car companies better pay attention to what people are saying about their vehicles’ performance.Thousands of online retailers will discount their stock for Cyber Monday — the online version of Black Friday — now in its sixth year. Last year, Cyber Monday sales topped $1 billion in the United States , making it the biggest day for online retail to date. Yet many businesses are increasingly discounting their goods on Black Friday as well — and consumers are responding. Online sales this past Friday were up 24.3% compared to last year, according to an IBM survey of 500 retailers. For a look at Cyber Monday's inception and how the movement has grown during the past half decade, check out the infographic below. [via YouNeverLose.com ]
Cyber Monday: 6 Years of Online Discounts
A l’occasion de la journée de la femme PriceMinister ouvre ses portes le temps d’une analyse inédite comparant les habitudes des hommes et des femmes qui utilisent notre plateforme. PriceMinister compte désormais autant de membres femmes que d’hommes (50 % vs 50 %) et les tendances sont plutôt féminine.Cyberacheteuses averties, elles se distinguent sur bien des points! Jugez par vous même…