Andrea Trasatti at WordCamp Ireland With Useful Mobile Stats for Bloggers

Mobile for Bloggers

  • 5% is the average Percent Mobile audience of a Blog

  • 30% of mobile traffic to blogs is via Wifi

  • 30% of Mobile Web usage for blogs comes from non-phones

    • (i.e. the iPod touch, PSP, Archos, etc - expect iPads soon!)

  • 50% of mobile devices visiting blogs are smart phones

  • 90% of referral traffic to blogs comes from search engines

(Source: PercentMobile, March 2010)

WordPress on Mobile at WordCamp Ireland, Andrea Trasatti

This weekend I traveled to the beautiful Kilkenny to talk with developers and designers about mobile. Of course mobile is my bread and butter, but I thought it would be a good challenge to talk about it to people that have never worked on it or maybe still see it as a niche and something that is not SO interesting.


It took me quite a bit of time to collect all the information I needed and I wanted to be sure I was prepared to the questions that would come up. The event was about blogging and WordPress, so I thought some metrics about mobile in general and then some specific about blogs would help (thank you to PercentMobile!) me set the stage and then I dived into WordPress and plugins. In a nutshell there are a number of good plugins to create basic mobile blogs, but there is still way too little good design and there is a lot of space for innovation. Check out my presentation embedded here or on slideshare and let me know what you think.

WordPress on Mobile

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Don’t forget to check out WordPress Mobile Pack.

 

At PercentMobile We Compare Apples to Apples Like No Other Mobile Analytics Service

At PercentMobile we care about details.

We recently developed a unique approach that segments Apple iPhone Users into 3GS and 2G/3G Models, rather then into Apple iPhone OS versions that run across multiple models. We hope you find this attention to detail useful.

Meanwhile, here are some usage numbers of selected countries, compare your data against the usage numbers of selected countries below. You may find that your users represent the general trend or are very different.

% iPhone Users in Various Countries Using 3GS

  • 60% of iPhone Users in Australia are 3GS
  • 51% of iPhone Users in Japan are 3GS
  • 48% of iPhone Users in France are 3GS
  • 44% of iPhone Users in UK are 3GS
  • 43% of iPhone Users in Germany are 3GS
  • 41% of iPhone Users in Canada are 3GS
  • 37% of iPhone Users in USA are 3GS
  • 33% of iPhone Users in Brazil are 3GS
 

“Get a sweet free mobile analytics tool for your website - Percent Mobile. (@avinashkaushik)”

 

PercentMobile Takes Home the GOLD for Early Stage Innovation at the Mobile Premier Awards

Mobile Premier Award for Early Stage Innovation600 entries to 50 nominees to 20 finalists to 1.

PercentMobile won GOLD in the category of Early Stage Innovation at the Mobile Premier Awards in Barcelona.

The Mobile Premier Awards event took place on February 15 in an unusual cold and rainy Barcelona. With over 500 attendees, 11 awards and 26 startup presentations it is was once again the great showcase of mobile innovation.

Representing PercentMobile on stage was the ever affable Alexis who won over the hearts and minds of the audience.  All of us here at PercentMobile are 100% stoked*.

About the Mobile Premier Awards
The Mobile Premier Awards are the point of reference in startup premiers during the Mobile World Congress and are organized by dotopen in collaboration with some of the main networks in the industry including MobileMonday, Mobile Marketing Association (MMA), Mobile Entertainment Forum (MEF), MEXMobileActive.orgWomen 2.0 and the Women in Mobile Data Association.


*stoked. “stoked” - adjective - to be “stoked” is to be completely and intensely enthusiastic, exhilirated, or excited about something. those who are stoked all of the time know this; being stoked is the epitome of all being. when one is stoked, there is no limit to what one can do.

 
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Analytics from a Really Smart Guy

Avinash Kaushik, author of  Web Analytics 2.0 is one of those rare people who can take a somewhat dry and mathlike subject of web analytics and make it sound easy and even fun. I got to spend a few minutes with Avinash for this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing podcast for some tips about this important, but often overlooked topic. -  John Jantsch, Duct Tape Marketing

Catch the 3 minute segment on mobile analytics starting at 16:37. Thanks for the mention @avinashkaushik.