Take a look below to see how Dolphin Global Technology added the text area to their client’s site. They are using it to receive comments at the end of their form.

When you use a Map Element to add a map image of your location, the image is now also linked to that exact location on Google Maps.  This means mobile visitors can view the location while on your mobile site, and have the option to click to that exact location on Google maps online.

A recommendation: Use the new feature, and add a “Map it!” text link or Link Element in there for extra clarity and usability.

QR, or Quick Response Codes are an excellent way to engage customers to connect with your mobile web site.  The user snaps your QR code and it delivers them immediately to the mobile page that you set up.  You can send them to your primary mobile site or pages within your site – just by associating the mobile URL with the QR code in our QR Code Manager.

Some ideas include: a mobile coupon to use at check out, a mobile landing page with a video that showcases your product, a data capture form to complete a survey, download a newsletter or white paper, or  simply learn more about your company. By delivering these customers to a mobile-optimized landing page, you are marketing your company as being ahead of the competition.

With our QR Manager, we make it easy for you to instantly create and launch a powerful QR Code strategy:

• QR Labeling: Easily keep track of each of your codes with Labels.  You can now easily label your QR Code by simply clicking on the ‘pencil’ icon in the QR Manager toolbar:

• Track and Download your QR Activity: Keep track of how many clicks you’ve received over the past week or several months by selecting the analytics icons in the QR Manager toolbar. You can also download your analytics at any time via a .CSV file:

1. Log-in to your MoFuse account
2. Access the mobile site menu for your mobile website
3. Click into the ‘Analytics’ section
4. Select the time-frame for which you’d like to download your total and unique page views
5. Once this is done, click ‘Download CSV’

To access this feature, you’ll simply want to do the following:

1) In your MoFuse dashboard, click into the “Edit Elements” page

2) Select any of your elements and plug in your CSS code within the “Custom CSS” box

This feature is excellent if you want to edit the style of an individual element on your website with CSS, but don’t want to dig for that element’s class or ID. An example of when to use this feature would be if you wanted to change the color, font, font size, or style of an individual page title.

Here’s an example below for The Naples Group mobile website (see the “Members” page title):

To use this new tool, simply click into the QR Code Manager and select a QR code, assuming one has already been created. Click on the “bar graph” icon and you’ll be able to keep tabs on your QR Code activity!

Here’s how:

1) In the Add Elements page within your MoFuse dashboard, create the content block for your header.

2) On the Site Layout page, lay this element at the very top of your mobile site.

3) Still on the Site Layout page, click the pencil icon for the content block element. This opens a quick edit ability.

4) Select Yes for “Lock as Header?”

Congrats! You’ve now created a content header throughout your mobile website. You can unlock or replace this header at any time from the Site Layout page.

A great application of this feature that we see frequently: Use a content block to lock an image or text link to a page of site with a lead gen  form for event registration, newsletter sign up, contact form, or even member donations.

With this new feature, you can now create custom URL’s for each page and RSS feeds on your mobile website.

For instance, let’s assume you’ve created a website for John’s Sneaker Shop, with the following URL: http://johnssneakers.prohost.mobi. If you add a ‘Contact Us‘ page to the site, you can name it http://johnssneakers.prohost.mobi/contact-us.

Additionally, you can edit the URL for pages or RSS feeds which have already been built into a mobile site in the Edit Elements page.

We hope you’re as excited about this new feature as we are!

Here’s how to do this:

1) Create a map element in the ‘Add Elements’ panel*

*Ignore step 1 if you already have a map on your mobile site

2) Lay out the map on your mobile website

3) Save the image of the map to your computer’s hard drive

4) Upload the image as an Image element and link it to the location’s address in Google maps

5) Delete the previously-created map, and then lay out your new image!

Doing this can be a great way to create a more user-friendly map, and it allows your mobile visitors to easily navigate to your location once they’ve clicked through to Google Maps!

PayPal’s mCommerce solution also allows the purchaser to either log in to their PayPal account or simply pay by credit card. Whether you’re selling goods or services, these features will deliver an incredibly easy payment solution to your mobile customers.

Setting up a Buy Now button on your mobile site is easy.  Read more about how to do this here.

Thank you, PayPal!