The Consumer Has Changed as a Reader and It is the Fault of the Mobile

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The Consumer Has Changed as a Reader and It is the Fault of the Mobile

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It has long been anticipated that at some point in history, consumers and audiences will become mobile-first, and everything indicates that this is closer than expected. It has been anticipated for some time that at some point in history, consumers and audiences will become mobile-first, and everything indicates that this is closer than expected. And, it is that the vertiginous growth and adoption of digital platforms and a trend towards connectivity through mobile devices has motivated consumers to demand business and commerce models that satisfy their consumption habits and needs. This is already noticeable in the way we consume information, entertainment and even in the way we make purchases. But, although its growth has been sustained for some years, it had not been the main window through which users look... until now. According to the Media Consumpton.

Forecasts study , prepared by Zenith, by the year 2020, 28 percent of media consumption worldwide will be mobile. And, is that a recent study by Chartbeat, in the second quarter of the year, media traffic through mobile SMS Marketing Service devices exceeded that of Desktop for the first time. Here are some keys to consider: The mobile has become the main window through which users browse the Internet, to consume various products, such as news, which were usually more consumed from desktop computers. According to reports, since January 2017, traffic on desktop news sites has decreased by 14 percent, while queries on their mobile versions have grown 34 percent. This is due to changes in user habits, in this case as a reader it has changed and much is the fault of the smartphone . But while for a long time the traffic to these news sites came from social networks, particularly Facebook and Twitter, the trend is beginning to shift to browser tools, such as Google Chrome Suggestions, Flipboard, Upday, among others.

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