Doing some research.
Where do most of the beat sales occur? On mobile devices or desktop?
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4 years ago
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From our data, a good 70% of sales are coming from non-mobile devices, which pretty much means desktop machines. There was a discussion about this on one of the threads, we think the main reason is that mobile devices have horrible speakers and it's kind of risky spending $30-300 on something where you can't hear all the audio dynamics.
Many buyers are listening on mobile but going home to take a listen on their desktop workstation with proper audio playback.
Ibsenproducer , triplehomicide and Berengere like this.
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This is good to know, thanks!
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'@Soundgine' Thank you for confirming that info. Within the past month 75% of my sales have come from desktop.
Would it be asking too much to provide which states or locations get the most sales?
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6 months ago
In 2020, is everyone still having more success with desktop or has it shifted more to mobile?
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'@triplehomicide' Desktop.
I think most sellers hear previews on mobile but then go home to hear the beats they want to buy on professional monitors, that what my buyers tell me anyway.
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Desktop.
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Our records show 70% Desktop across the board, as Tyson said serious buyers check the sound on pro equipment. That being said, mobile sales have not dipped.
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5 months ago
Why is it that when someone visits my vue and are on a mobile phone your system doesn’t automatically forward them to the mobile version of our sites?
I’m having a lot of complaints especially from iPhone users about problems navigating the vue site on their phones.
