Case Studies

Yogurtology, AZ
Sadie's Sideboard
Cafe Karibo, FL
Petite Maison, AZ
Colosseum Restaurant, NH

Simple, clean and delicious. Located in Scottsdale, Arizona, Yogurtology has perfect the concept of self-serve, allowing their customers to interact with flavors while building a custom blend of yogurts and toppings. Attracting a mostly younger, tech-savvy crowd, Yogurtology has leveraged the mobile platform by:

Launching mobile-only coupons
Multiple dynamic limited-time campaigns
Interfaces with Twitter for daily flavors
Traffic continues to grow...

Inside a charming historic building on Third Street, in historic downtown Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island, Florida, an eclectic palette of colors and furnishings add to the relaxed ambience that is Cafe Karibo.

According to Andrew who is in charge of marketing Cafe Karibo, since the launch of its mobile website, they have seen a "significant increase in customer attendance for events."
Potential customers who plan to visit Florida this winter are coming to the mobile site from Ohio, New York, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
The mobile website is perfectly suited for Karibrew's young and hip audience. Karibrew is Amelia Island's only brewery and restaurant.

Petite Maison is a superb French restaurant located in the heart of oldtown Scottsdale. Quietly tucked away in a side-street, it has the perfect menu, the perfect location, incredible food at the right price. It is not a surprise that it has a loyal customer-base.

Petite Maison's main website provides general information about the restaurant. Because of its format, it is difficult to read on a mobile device. The mobile site made perfect sense as it provides the tools to change out dynamic content for daily specials.
Petite Maison's sophisticated, tech-savvy audience has come to expect the best from this boutique restaurant in terms of food and service. Now they can also expect an advanced mobile website with ever-changing content.

If you want the best Italian food in the WORLD, you have come to the right place. If you haven't had Annibale Todesca's food yet, you really haven't lived.

The Colosseum Restaurant's main website is eye-popping, animated and content-rich. Developed using Adobe's Flash, it gives the user a truly engaging experience. Unfortunately, because of the technology used to develop it, it simply won't work on mobile devices. When they heard about moBistro and its offerings, it was an absolute no-brainer to launch a mobile website.
"Instead of spending thousands of dollars to develop a mobile website that is compatible with hundreds of smartphones" says Mike Todesca, "we launched our mobile website in a less than a day, and it costs us less than a buck-a-day. We are constantly complemented about how easy and content-rich the mobile site is. If you haven't seen it, you better check it out."