M-Commerce or E-commerce?

networkempire · 11th Feb 2013, 12:44 AM

Hello folks. As today's world is changing towards mobile wesites, it is obvious that the E-commerce site is now going to be replaced by M-commerce site very soon.
Plan of a Mobile-E-commerce site and think how wonderful it could be if you go for business transaction or buying and selling of goods and services through mobile.
What you say on this?

Nail Yener · 11th Feb 2013, 02:17 AM

I personally don't see this as "Ecommerce or Mcommerce". There is only one thing as online commerce and its different representations on different devices. Same products, same payment buttons, same sales funnel, same customers, different devices, different representation. Don't think about building two different funnels, think about building one funnel and adapting it to different representations. The layout will definitely be different but the structure will be the same.

garyp · 13th Feb 2013, 04:32 PM

Short answer to your question. In my opinion, both. Well for the next two years anyway, then you will want to focus more on m-commerce than on e-commerce. Desktops are a dying breed. Mobile is where its at. Oh and if you really want to get innovative, start developing ideas that can be used in cars. That is going to get very hot, very quick.

infoway · 16th Feb 2013, 04:28 AM

Originally Posted by networkempire

Hello folks. As today's world is changing towards mobile wesites, it is obvious that the E-commerce site is now going to be replaced by M-commerce site very soon.
Plan of a Mobile-E-commerce site and think how wonderful it could be if you go for business transaction or buying and selling of goods and services through mobile.
What you say on this?

With the Smartphone witnessing an increasing penetration globally, mobile commerce has received an worldwide acceptance among both the retailers and users. Therefore, it can be said that the increasing need for mobility is the major driving force of mobile commerce. The enhancing use of mobile services is triggering a striking growth with Mcommerce being accepted in coordination.

Brandon Tanner · 16th Feb 2013, 10:41 PM

Originally Posted by garyp

Desktops are a dying breed.

Millions of website designers, video editors, graphic design artists, and software developers would disagree with you there. For all of those professions (and no doubt countless others), the bigger the screen, the better.

Of course Mobile is getting popular. Crazy popular, in fact.

But desktops are not even close to becoming a dying breed.

noi · 17th Feb 2013, 07:41 AM

I think the biggest problem at the moment with m-commerce is the whole checkout process. Not many clients really want to enter tons of data (address, credit card data etc.) until reaching the final step for confirmation of their order. But i'm sure mobile commerce would work (better) if there was a solution (like google accounts authentication with google wallet) which would pass all the necessary information to the shop. And: e-commerce will never be dead

HammerNiko · 17th Feb 2013, 12:48 PM

It is all about the sale. No matter the platform. Go where the buyers are and will be. Go trendy. So go mcommerce + good PPC marketing and won't make a mistake just profit...

Morningwalker · 18th Feb 2013, 12:32 AM

E commerce not only needs internet but also electricity whereas there is no such requirement with m commerce. M commerce is easier to get to in comparison to e commerce but at present, using m commerce is costlier than using e commerce.

blu3ros3 · 18th Feb 2013, 03:36 AM

My client also want e-commerce mobile site.. I am trying to design e-commerce site for mobile and tablet version.

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garyp Active Warrior Join Date: 2011 Location: Hartlepool, England Posts: 39 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: M-Commerce or E-commerce? Share on: Short answer to your question. In my opinion, both. Well for the next two years anyway, then you will want to focus more on m-commerce than on e-commerce. Desktops are a dying breed. Mobile is where its at. Oh and if you really want to get innovative, start developing ideas that can be used in cars. That is going to get very hot, very quick.

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