The International Telecommunications Union reported 4.6 Billion (with a B) 4.6 Billion cell phone users around the world for the year 2009. That alone is more than half of the earth’s population individually holding a cell phone on their hands. And that is almost three times more people using their cell phones than using their personal computers around the world.
So in a nutshell, the difference between Mobile Marketing and traditional Computer Internet Marketing is basically Market Share, the percentage or proportion of the total available market that is being serviced and if we pay close attention to this numbers we can certainly service this available market and make money with cell phones.
And to make money with cell phones, you do not need to own a cell phone; all you need is a computer and internet access. The PostMobileAds.com course has basically everything you need to get started. It introduces you to the best networks and platforms available on the cell phone marketing industry today to start creating cell phone marketing campaigns like many people used to make money on computer internet marketing, with the difference that this is a new untouched market and with a market share three times bigger.
But we have to understand that reading an offer on a cell phone screen, is not the same as reading an offer on a computer. There is a very limited screen space to say everything you want to say on those first tree seconds where you have your user’s attention. Scrolling on a cell phone in order to get your idea across is going to kill those first three seconds of attention.
To make money with cell phones, you cannot place just any offer out on a cell phone banner ad. The banner or text ad may be catchy and may actually incite the user to click on it but then what? What comes next is what will make or break the sale. There are three important elements when it comes to choosing good products or offers to promote on cell phones and make money.
Number one: “The Landing Page”. Just like in traditional internet marketing for computers where you have the first three seconds of your viewer’s attention to grasp their interest or else they will browse away. The same rule applies to cell phone marketing. You have to make sure to find offers that are designed to fit right inside the limited space of a cell phone screen and that are able to send the message across without the user having to scroll up and down and much less sideways. Even in traditional internet marketing scrolling sideways is not very favorable either.
And Number Three: “The Product Delivery Method”. You want to promote products that are functional in a wireless environment. You don’t want to promote a product that is designed to be read on a full computer screen, NO! You want to promote products that the cell phone user can start using right away on his cell phone!
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