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Think the mobile web is bogus? Think again.

The Mobile Web is here. Photo courtesy of Gonzalo Baeza Hernandez on FlickrLast week, I took a look at the latest Opera State of the Mobile Web report and commented on how much growth we’re seeing in the mobile internet. One thing I forgot to mention is that it looks like there’s plenty of room for continued growth.

It’s no secret that Apple iPhone users have gone crazy for the mobile web. Well, a recent comScore/Compete study shows Android users look just like iPhone users when it comes to the mobile web. And with Forrester predicting that Android will gain 10% of the smartphone market in 2010, brace for even more mobile web wildness.

Now, it’s fair of you to ask why you should care. But, the answer is very simple. Your customers (at the very least the ones with iPhones and Androids) are using the mobile web for search and for social networking. Given the importance of these two channels in marketing your business – both today and in the future – makes mobile increasingly important for your business, too.

What can you do about it? Check out our tips to help customers find you, browse you and reach you. And keep reading our continual coverage of the local, mobile, social web.


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Tim Peter is the founder and president of Tim Peter & Associates. You can learn more about our company's strategy and digital marketing consulting services here or about Tim here.

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