Comments on: Mobile Marketing. Really? http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/6/mobile-marketing-really/ Mobile marketing training and tools for business and mobile marketing entrepreneurs Thu, 01 Dec 2011 18:46:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: nakul mehra http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/6/mobile-marketing-really/comment-page-1/#comment-18 nakul mehra Fri, 17 Aug 2007 17:59:45 +0000 http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/6/mobile-marketing-really/#comment-18 That is quite a controversial issue actually. I provide Bulk SMS Solutions for Pan India and initally, I made clients who were very interested in procurring data more than the carrier - SMS credits. As the market matured, it was realised that the only successful method of Mobile Marketing is to SMS your own clientele rather than spam, people at odd timings or for odd purposes. That is quite a controversial issue actually. I provide Bulk SMS Solutions for Pan India and initally, I made clients who were very interested in procurring data more than the carrier – SMS credits. As the market matured, it was realised that the only successful method of Mobile Marketing is to SMS your own clientele rather than spam, people at odd timings or for odd purposes.

]]> By: Havi Brooks http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/6/mobile-marketing-really/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Havi Brooks Fri, 03 Aug 2007 01:39:28 +0000 http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/6/mobile-marketing-really/#comment-8 Great explanation of how this is taking off. Thank you! And you're right -- it's crazy, but the U.S. is absolutely in a different place than the rest of the world. Think about this: in 2000 when I was still living in Tel Aviv, my boss would text my mobile each week with my work schedule. The whole staff communicated primarily by SMS. 7 whole years later, in the Bay Area (about as close to tech capital of America as it gets) a lot of people still get completely thrown by a text message. What I would like to see is (maybe this is the glossary idea?) a set of concrete examples of ways small to medium businesses could use this technology in a permission-based non-spammy manner. Looking forward to learning more! Havi Great explanation of how this is taking off. Thank you! And you’re right — it’s crazy, but the U.S. is absolutely in a different place than the rest of the world.

Think about this: in 2000 when I was still living in Tel Aviv, my boss would text my mobile each week with my work schedule. The whole staff communicated primarily by SMS. 7 whole years later, in the Bay Area (about as close to tech capital of America as it gets) a lot of people still get completely thrown by a text message.

What I would like to see is (maybe this is the glossary idea?) a set of concrete examples of ways small to medium businesses could use this technology in a permission-based non-spammy manner.

Looking forward to learning more! Havi

]]> By:   New Mobile Marketing Blog On The Block - Mobile Marketing Watch http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/6/mobile-marketing-really/comment-page-1/#comment-3   New Mobile Marketing Blog On The Block - Mobile Marketing Watch Sat, 28 Jul 2007 18:05:48 +0000 http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/6/mobile-marketing-really/#comment-3 [...] I get the same reaction, which strikes me as totally bizarre because something like 70 million Americans have mobile [...] [...] I get the same reaction, which strikes me as totally bizarre because something like 70 million Americans have mobile [...]

]]> By: Kim http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/6/mobile-marketing-really/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Kim Thu, 19 Jul 2007 04:44:43 +0000 http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/6/mobile-marketing-really/#comment-2 Boy, I'd say I'm in one of those groups too. Kind of the, "I get it, buuuuuut, I don't really understand how it works and how I can use it for my business." I'm so excited to have you at the helm of this great wave to lead the rest of us into port and back out into the great ethernet-sea to enjoy the ride. A glossary will be so helpful!!! Cheers! Kim "Dr. DeClutter" Boy, I’d say I’m in one of those groups too. Kind of the, “I get it, buuuuuut, I don’t really understand how it works and how I can use it for my business.” I’m so excited to have you at the helm of this great wave to lead the rest of us into port and back out into the great ethernet-sea to enjoy the ride. A glossary will be so helpful!!! Cheers! Kim “Dr. DeClutter”

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