5% to 10% of Website Traffic is Mobile – Interesting

Posted by Marshall Sponder on December 16, 2010 | Link It

In writing my book for Social Media Analytics the few people I’ve shown the manuscript (as it’s being developed) to have asked “where’s mobile?” in it.    Using Google Analytics and a number of profiles I have access to, including my own site but several others from different industries I’ve come to an awareness Mobile Traffic now comprises between 5% to 10% of all website traffic.

That actually is significant, and for sites like Havana Central, it’s actually closer to 12%, which is interesting because a lot of social media traffic and activity is moving to mobile.  I would expect both the percentage of mobile traffic to go up as people are using smart phones to access information.

Also, Geo-Location services like Foursquare and hybrids like Fourwhere (Sysomos’s mashup) are helping people find places they want to visit in a specific location or zipcode. Add to that GroupOn that we’re hearing more and more about lately and I think I’m seeing a picture that says by end of 2011 there will be about 20% of all website traffic, on average, from a mobile device.

More later – working on this idea,=.



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