What’s Holding Mobile Commerce Back? (Thinks Out Loud Episode 163)

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What’s Holding Mobile Commerce Back? (Thinks Out Loud Episode 163) – Headlines and Show Notes

• 11 Data-Driven Marketing Insights to Start Your Week Off Right
• Is mobile conversion the Holy Grail of retail?
• Where Are All the Mobile Bookings? (Travel Tuesday)
• These Amazing Numbers Show Why Mobile Commerce is About to Explode
• Messaging is the most important part of mobile strategy: Forrester analyst – Mobile Commerce Daily – Messaging
• Mobile Is Affecting the Traditional Path to Purchase – eMarketer
• 10 Killer Mobile and E-commerce Resources: The Top Posts of April, 2016
• What the Future of Marketing Might Look Like (Thinks Out Loud Episode 162)
• It’s Facebook’s World and We’re All Living In It (Thinks Out Loud Episode 160)
• Why I’m Bullish on Mobile Payments and Messaging (Thinks Out Loud Episode 158)
• Why Digital Demands Personalization and Customer Focus (Thinks Out Loud Episode 157)
• Mobile Won’t Just Change Marketing; Mobile Will Change the World (Thinks Out Loud Episode 155)
• Mobile May Be Bigger Than You Can Think (Thinks Out Loud Episode 154)
• The future of customer loyalty is card free | Marketing Week
• Blurred lines: How mobile is driving a multi-channel world

You might also want to check out these slides I had the pleasure of presenting recently about how to lead mobile-focused digital transformation within large organizations (a topic we’ve been talking about a fair bit lately). Here are the slides for your reference:

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Technical details: Recorded using an Audio-Technica AT2035 studio condenser microphone through a Mackie Onyx Blackjack USB recording interface into Logic Express 9 for the Mac.

Running time: 12m 26s

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