We already don’t need to wait to find a laptop or a PC in order to search for directions, museums or any other thing. We use our mobile phones in order to look for all of it. Mobile devices have reached the point where they could almost replace PC, although obviously they’ll never go obsolete, like books will never go obsolete because of the invention of the Kindle.
What have you asked yourselves, what is the most searched thing on mobile devices? Well, you shouldn’t wonder anymore, because according to a recent study from SinglePlatform at Constant Contact and research company Chadwick Martin Bailey restaurants are the most searched industry by consumers through both mobile applications and browsers. The study revealed that 81% of consumers have searched for a restaurant using a mobile application and 92% using a browser in the last six months, overcoming other highly searched industries, such as retail outlets, entertainment, hotels and personal services. Moreover, 75% said they often choose a restaurant to eat at based on those search results.
“The results of this survey clearly indicate the need for restaurants to ensure that their menu information is up to date across all online platforms,” said Wiley Cerilli, vice president and general manager of SinglePlatform. “When you take into consideration that 80% of consumers think it’s important to see a menu before they dine at a restaurant, restaurants stand to tremendously benefit in managing their menus wherever consumers see them.”
You might as well consider this information extremely valuable and will seriously think about optimizing your restaurant’s website for mobile devices and increase your sales. Onbile offers you beautifully made templates and you can create your mobile website in a easy and fun way.
List of Popular Mobile websites
Amazon
Studies find Amazon to be one of the most popular websites in the world for both PCs and mobile devices. The Amazon mobile site is incredibly practical for price checking any item while you are out shopping. It also lets you see the Amazon Gold Box and Lightning deals, so you never miss a good sale.
No mobile website list goes without Twitter. There is an enormous amount of apps that offer enhancements to Twitter, but sometimes is simpler going directly to the source (Android, Apple, Windows Phone, BlackBerry). Twitter’s mobile website has the same features available from the desktop site. Although posting photos from your phone is a much simpler process.
Google Maps
Everyone gets lost once in their life. Bookmark the Google Maps mobile website to find your way home when it happens. One of the greatest features about the mobile site is the way it integrates other Google features such as searching for businesses near your current location.
Reddit offers everything you like about the Internet. Use the mobile website to read about the latest news, share thoughts about your favorite TV shows, or look at pictures of the most lovable animals in the world. One of its best mobile features is that you don’t have to click through pages to view more content. Posts are automatically loaded as you scroll down.