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As we said before in our previous posts, Wi-Fi marketing is one of the best ways to improve and even revive your business, as it gives an insider’s look into your store by providing useful insight on customer behavior. Here’s a list of 5 successful companies that pushed their limits way beyond.

A router is usually not enough to start promoting your business. You need something extra to juice up the hardware and kick it into motion, that’s why you must invest in a reliable set of Wi-Fi marketing tools.

Access to public Wi-Fi is a very touchy subject for many businesses. To offer, or not to offer, that is the question. Here’s a list of 5 reasons why having a guest Wi-Fi hotspot is a complete must.

There are almost 4 billion internet users around the world, and if Wi-Fi hotspots keep springing up at this rate, numbers won’t even matter anymore. However, it’s one thing to offer Wi-Fi in developed areas, such as cities, and quite different in mountainous areas, deserts or forests, where setting up Wi-Fi infrastructure can be expensive and structurally challenging.

Wi-Fi is becoming so common, that you can already find it in the most unlikely corners of the world. Although there are places all over the world where Wi-Fi is completely non-existent, which is a real treat for those wanting to go off-the-grid.

The EU was not joking around when they said the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be a real game changer. But is it ,a bad regulation? On the contrary. Actually this could backfire and come out as a golden opportunity for companies to improve and build a loyal client base.

A study by Norton has highlighted that 87% of their respondents from all over the world have potentially put their information at risk while on public Wi-Fi. Not cool, is it? 

Having an Internet anytime anywhere is not surprising anymore and shouldn’t a problem while traveling or working. But let’s check what is happening in the world’s most populous country – China.