Mobile commerce is more than just ringtones, commercials and programs. In May 2010, the Mobile Marketing Association found that 6 percent of all mobile commerce has been for physical products, not just a digital download. In addition, 6 percent of turnover is due to the use of a coupon is given to mobile users.
Total sales of mobile is anticipated that all $ 4,400,000,000 in 2011. At 6 percent, which amounts to 265 million in sales of mobile tangible products. eBay alone has generated 60 million dollars in revenue for 2009 mobile. The forecast of 1.5 billion dollars in sales of mobiles in 2010! This reveals an increase of almost 200 percent in one year.
There are five specific trends in motion to keep an eye on:
- Increased market growth
- Slow down prices
- Apple's competitors
- High smartphone shipments
- Android Platform
The pace of the market has grown something of note. In addition, the standard price of mobile applications will begin to stabilize after the price falls. In 2010, developers and users are concentrated on different platforms from Apple, which has lost 10 percent of its market share at the beginning of the year. This is mainly due to new competitors in the market.
In addition, sales of smartphones and supplies remain high and could continue to rise. In fact, the Android platform is everywhere. This has grown tremendously and has helped expand the mobile market.
No matter how you cut it, the mobile phone market is booming. Customers buy more tangible to your Internet-enabled mobile phones. Therefore, traders are more mobile to jump on board to take a piece of cake profitability. Although e-commerce merchants have yet to make a difference, which currently has a presence have made an excellent start.
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