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PayPal Comes to Mojaba Mobile Sites

Allison Howen — Fri, 14 Dec 2012 17:45:00 GMT

Web workers building a mobile website with Mojaba can now accept PayPal payments thanks to a new integration between the companies.

The PayPal integration enables Mojaba users to add the PayPal element to a panel. Then, users simply need to configure the PayPal account information, pricing options and successful purchase message so that consumers can make secure purchases with their smartphones. Moreover, customers have the option to log in to PayPal or pay with a debit or credit card. After customers place their order and confirm the purchase, they are returned back to the mobile website and all payments are processed on PayPal’s website.

“We couldn’t be more excited to work with Torsion Mobile as they expand their mobile website software, Mojaba,” said Eddie Davis, Senior Director of Sales at PayPal. ”Businesses that Torsion Mobile serves don’t want to miss sales opportunities because they can’t accept the payment type their customers may use. They want quick access to their money, a reliable card reader, and one transparent, low fee to process these payments. Mojaba for PayPal brings all of these features together into a product that’s simple to use.”

It is important to note that in order to leverage this functionality, users must have a Mojaba website with an annual subscription as well as a PayPal account.

Mobile-Optimized Sign-Up Forms Come to Constant Contact

Allison Howen — Wed, 29 Aug 2012 15:30:00 GMT

Creating mobile-optimized sign-up forms just got a whole lot easier.

A new integration from Torsion Mobile has made its way to the Constant Contact Marketplace. The Mojaba integration enables users to create mobile-formatted mailing list sign-up forms with no programming knowledge required.

"The addition of Constant Contact to the Mojaba tool set was a clear choice and Constant Contact made it simple to collaborate and integrate with Mojaba," says Christian Gurney, co-founder and president of Torsion Mobile. "With over 50 percent of American mobile subscribers owning smartphones, it’s important to make joining a Constant Contact mailing list simple for them."

With the Mojaba integration, a Constant Contact “Join My Mailing List” form is automatically created, formatted and made accessible for any mobile device with a Web browser. This enables Constant Contact users to share sign-up forms across desktop, tablet and smartphone platforms.

“These tools are all proven to help small businesses win customers and build successful relationships with them,” said Rick Jensen, senior vice president and chief sales and marketing officer at Constant Contact. “We are pleased that Torsion Mobile chose to integrate with Constant Contact to provide its clients with our online marketing tools, and we look forward to working together to be an even bigger factor in their customers’ success.”

To get started, users must sign up for a Constant Contact account and a Mojaba account. Additionally, it is important to note that both Constant Contact and Mojaba offer trial versions of their products, which enables potential customers to experience the integration for free.

Optimize Web Forms for Mobile Devices

Allison Howen — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 18:30:00 GMT

Creating a form that engages consumers can be a difficult task – especially when it comes to optimizing those forms for mobile devices.

However, a new integration between mobile website service provider Mojaba and web application Wufoo offers a simple way for Web workers to not only add forms onto their sites, but also create forms that are accessible over a variety of devices.

In order to leverage the integration, web workers must sign up for an account on both services (which, by the way, both offer free trials), and then enter their Wufoo acount information into Mojaba in order to link the accounts. Once the forms are placed on a Mojaba site, consumers will be able to access the optimized forms from computers, tablets and smartphone devices. It is also important to note that Web workers are not required to know HTML in order to use Wufooo or Mojaba.

"Wufoo made it simple to access form data and bring it into Mojaba," says Christian Gurney, co-founder and president of Torsion Mobile. "We are now able to provide smartphones users with a seamless forms experience with all the elements and convenience features they expect."