[BrendaDurham]

Hi Warriors,

I'm fairly new (and a lurker), but I'm launching my mobile marketing business in the next week or so. I have purchased tons of WSOs and products helping me learn various techniques and I feel good about the offerings that I have. However, I'm wondering what's in your Mobile Marketing Offerings Suite? I'm primarily offering Mobile Websites and SMS Marketing, but what other offerings are there that you're doing well selling? Thanks!

Thanks!

[logstore12]

I just use the regular version on my phone. It works great. The last time i tried using the mobile- i couldnt ask questions, answer them, and add details. However- that is on my account that i deleted a long time ago.

[toddfromboston]

Brenda,

I've found that you need to be adaptable, and willing to provide whatever the customer is looking for (within reason, within ability and just beyond your comfort zone).

For instance, I contacted a local real estate office 2 months ago about the fact that they didn't have a mobile website. I set up an appointment with the owner, and about 2 minutes into the meeting, he asked if I could redesign his current website. So instead of just selling him a mobile website I was able to get a full website redesign job out of it (the redesign included a mobile site).

He then asked me if I knew anything about Google adwords. He was telling me he threw some money at it a few times and got burnt pretty bad. Well guess what! When the new website launches he wants me to run his adwords campaign.

I don't do web design and I'm not an adwords expert. BUT, I did find someone who was very good at web design, and I'm taking the google engage program (plus I have my eye on an excellent PPC training course offered by a fellow warrior).

Good luck, it's not easy, but then again anything that's worth while isn't.

[wiredtolive]

Originally Posted by toddfromboston

Brenda,

I've found that you need to be adaptable, and willing to provide whatever the customer is looking for (within reason, within ability and just beyond your comfort zone).

For instance, I contacted a local real estate office 2 months ago about the fact that they didn't have a mobile website. I set up an appointment with the owner, and about 2 minutes into the meeting, he asked if I could redesign his current website. So instead of just selling him a mobile website I was able to get a full website redesign job out of it (the redesign included a mobile site).

He then asked me if I knew anything about Google adwords. He was telling me he threw some money at it a few times and got burnt pretty bad. Well guess what! When the new website launches he wants me to run his adwords campaign.

I don't do web design and I'm not an adwords expert. BUT, I did find someone who was very good at web design, and I'm taking the google engage program (plus I have my eye on an excellent PPC training course offered by a fellow warrior).

Good luck, it's not easy, but then again anything that's worth while isn't.

Totally Brenda!! I would only add one thing, that sometimes you'll have a customer that is not quite sure what they want and that's when the creative engineer has to kick in. You should never be just a mobile site designer or just a mobile marketer or just a web designer. Continue to grow your skills and become proficient and efficient in the major categories of design and development for businesses and you'll see your bank account soar. There is no limit to what you can achieve or accomplish. All the best to you!!