Crowdsourcing Project Announced To Find The Top 50 Mobile Marketing Services In The Booming New Industry
Small Business Blogger Jay Turner is gathering opinions that could help people get more customers in a tough economy. Jay's encouraging Bloggers, website and business owners to submit their experiences about using mobile marketing services.
Online, November 27, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Jay Turner maintains the Make Money Online ASAP blog. He is asking bloggers, website and business owners to submit their experiences with mobile marketing services that have helped them get more customers. This is done by submitting a link to a blog post, or youtube video to him for review at http://makemoneyonline-asap.com/crowdsourcing-project-find-the-top-50mobilemarketing-services-in-the-booming-new-industry.html. If the experience is a valuable lesson in using mobile marketing with a specific company, he will post it to the Company's profile page in his Mobile Marketing Company directory.
According to Jay mobile marketing is in the wild wild west stage of a young industry with almost assured future performance. Coming along with the emergence of the smartphone, which has followed the same track as AOL's role in the early adoption of Email, is exponentially more people web browsing on a non-PC format.
With all that fast growth and innovation, there's a lot of unknown frontier. Jay is looking for the best mobile marketing services and companies by appealing to those who are pushing the boundaries.
"The crowdsourcing takes the form in anyone who has a demonstrative positive experience with a mobile marketing service and has mentioned it via social media mentions, a blog post or a youtube video, go to my site and send me to your story. If it's legitimate and newsworthy I'll post a summary and a link to it from the company's profile page at my site. It's my hope that what we create is a resource that enhances everyone's results. The industry is just so dynamic." - Jay Turner
There are radically different ways to capture a prospect's interest with a mobile phone, whether it's sms text messages, pay per click for mobile platforms, or even the new QRC codes that are gaining more mainstream use.
Jay's hoping the crowdsourcing project helps his visitors see the new opportunity for entrepreneurs to profit, in a time where customers are harder, and more expensive, to reach.