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We all know how important the Ecommerce is today. Will it been replaced by Mobile Commerce? Increasing popularity of smartphones and its users, i predict that the day is not far away when we will be shopping on Mobile.

Can anyone have more idea about Mobile commerce?

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A short, practical primer to the thread: mobile commerce (m‑commerce) is the subset of e‑commerce that happens on smartphones and tablets — mobile apps, mobile websites, in‑app purchases, mobile wallets, QR/contactless flows and social‑commerce checkouts — so it isn’t telemarketing or selling by phone calls. and were right that convenience drives the shift, but m‑commerce is best read as a rapidly dominant channel inside e‑commerce, not as a separate “replacement” in isolation. explains the scope and why businesses must treat mobile as core. ()

Mobile now dominates discovery and a rising share of purchases worldwide, though region and category matter: emerging markets and social commerce skew mobile much higher than legacy desktop‑heavy markets. Strategy should follow where customers actually browse and convert. See McKinsey’s recent consumer work on mobile as the main on‑ramp to digital commerce. ()

To answer : m‑commerce is digital transactions on handheld devices (apps, PWAs, mobile web, wallets, mobile banking and ticketing), not voice sales. Typical m‑commerce channels and mechanics are summarized in merchant glossaries and platform guides. (scayle.com)

Immediate, actionable checklist for sellers (what to do now):

  • Make pages load fast on real mobile networks (Google/DoubleClick research shows huge abandonment once load >3s). (blog.google)
  • Offer one‑tap payments + wallets (Apple/Google/PayPal) — digital wallets are a leading online payment method. (fisglobal.com)
  • Consider a PWA or lightweight native app where retention matters — case studies (AliExpress, Twitter Lite) show big lifts in conversions and engagement. (developers.google.com)
  • Measure mobile conversion, AOV, and cart abandonment separately and test (A/B tests, real‑device QA on low‑end phones).

Treat the trend as a mandate to optimize UX and payments for small screens; the future is mobile‑first, but it’s still part of the broader e‑commerce ecosystem.

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Member Avatar for rocco88

It is possible. People are always on the go so maybe one day most ecommerce will be mobile.

Member Avatar for Rauny

Mobile Commerce has great future ahead. Thanks for sharing.

Member Avatar for cheaphosting

Can you explain me exactly what is Mobile Commerce?
If you are talking about Tele-marketing activities. There are already lot of call centers that sell products on phone

Member Avatar for 88dbsakthi

I hope the mobile commerce has the great feature ahead.Not only the number of leads are increasing but also the quality of leads higher when comparing with other methods

Member Avatar for sumit1

I think Mobile commerce, or m-commerce, is simply the ability to conduct business transactions through a mobile device.Say so easy to shop, anywhere, anytime from the palm of your hand.

Member Avatar for Jashandeep

nobody has a much time to sit before the computer for internet.Everyone want to do each and everything from the mobile

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Member Avatar for mobileapplover

I think it has great future, I will also suggest to everyone.

commented: nothing useful to add to the thread then? -3
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