Building bridges between micro moments is extremely important, even more so when it’s across multiple devices.
Daily use
The rise of different devices in the past few years mean users are alternating between them more than ever. How are they using their devices on a daily basis?
80% use a smartphone, spending average of 170 minutes
16% use a tablet, spending an average of 120 minutes
67% use a computer, spending an average of 75 minutes
1 out of 5 people use another device whilst using a computer at the same time. 57% use more than one device, whilst 21% use a computer simultaneously.
Going mobile for search
Around 40% of users turn to their smartphones daily to make instant searches, with more than 1 in 4 users only using a smartphone to do so. Therefore, there are more Google searches on smartphones than on desktops, and if you aren’t reaching these mobile customers, that’s a significant portion of your audience.
The most common search queries include:
Parenting
Maternity
New parents
Teething
Beauty
Hair styling
Manicures and pedicures
Nails
Health
Sunburn
Cold and flu
Cold sores
When do we use them?
A majority of searches are mobile based, accounting for 15 of the 24 hours in a day. Mobile is off to a leading start in the morning, with computers taking over at 8am at the start of the working day.
Smartphone use is generally constant throughout the day, with desktop use reaching its highest use at around 8pm. 30% of smartphone users continue to use their device beyond 12am.
Most popular places smartphones are used in
- Home
- Work
- Stores
- Restaurants and Bars
A Cross-Screen affair
Nearly 50% of users surf the web across different screens during the day. 48% browse on more than one device, 25% only browse on a computer, and 25% only browse on a smartphone.
Do you want to reach more of your potential customers via mobile? Have a look at our mobile marketing services!
This is both interesting and scary at the same time. Guilty of using a phone and a lap top simultaneously, I didn’t even think how strange that was until I read it. Times are changing, and I don’t think many of us would know what to do without a smart devise in our hands 🙂