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WHEN something totally "new" comes along, it's easy for people to dismiss it as just another fad that will disappear in the space of a few weeks. But mobile marketing is not a trend that will be here today, gone tomorrow.
Already major companies are recognising the importance of having mobile phone applications, and website owners realise that to increase their traffic, they need to focus on more modern methods rather than relying on tired, decreasing ones that fail to capture the market they are pursuing.
Mobile marketing is not difficult to latch on to. With just five minutes "work" - your website can be "live" on the advertising networks - and generating thousands of impressions for mere penny clicks. The beauty of marketing on mobiles is there is no stopping the number of campaigns you could set up on an Advertising network such as AdMob, (owned by GOOGLE) or European networks such as Adfonic.
There's so many ways to make a profit from this new trend which started growing in 2010.
These ways of marketing via mobiles include:
- CPA (Cost Per Action) marketing
- Pay Per Call
- Creating mobile optmised landing and sales pages
- Using YouTube to find talented artists and marketing their music via mobile for people to download their latest releases
- Helping local businesses find more leads, and being a mobile marketing consultant.
The important thing with mobile marketing is to understand it is not difficult to get started. The word "mobile" sounds complex - but, just like the internet, once you are shown systematically how to create a website, you can become proficient in it in less time than you think.
So why not take action today? With over 5 billion people owning a CELL PHONE, you are sure to find an interested customer for your business.
Next, if you are keen on "taking action" with mobile marketing, and learning more about how to get started, download your FREE quickstart guide, which will show you how to get started, then go to the link below, and jump on board RIGHT NOW!
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