Your biggest questions about mobile marketing

Well, I've just put up a simple script (it's only a couple of words) that you can use whenever someone responds to your offer with thanks, but we have someone already to handle that. And it not only works for that one objection, you can use it on any objection you might get.

Also, I've secured to new items for the site.

One will be seo services and the other will be for website design services that will also include graphics, mobile websites along with custom qr code designs to go with the mini site.

Now please understand that these services aren't some affiliate program that I joined and have put my link up.

Not at all.

They are actual designers that I've talked to and have worked it out where they will be designers on the site. They are fellow warriors.

Whatever is needed to give members the tools and training to successfully sell their services is what I'm looking for and adding.

I'll also be looking to add our own coder so that we can have custom software, plugins and scripts designed that will only be available to members.

That's it for now.

I look forward to seeing this info...

No need to bother.

I contacted the mods and we now have a new section dedicated to mobile marketing on this very forum:

Mobile Marketing

Fantastic!

Like I said before...that's fine.

However, the mobile marketing movement isn't coming, it's already here. And now the information has to be made both useful, and usable so that it can be consumed by the people who need it when they want it most. It has to be delivered right when the people who are looking for it and have their eyes glued to the screens and are ready to consume it

That's where the moment of truth will come into play for this section.

People today want to be part of a movement, part of a community.

And because of this, you have to create a site that's hyper-targeted. When someone arrives at this site looking for ways to sell its mobile services to chiropractors then that information has to be brought to him as fast as possible in different forms that go along with the different devices he will be using to search for it. Not through search after search after search for threads. You have to mine the data, and through that mining start delivering to him that targeted info that they are looking for in the different forms that they looking for it to come in to fit on the different devices they will be using to look for it.

The more steps that come between the searcher and finding that info will only lead him to leaving and going to the next site or area still looking for that info and feeling unsatisfied.

Imagine the guy who's driving over to meet a client to pitch him his mobile services. While in the car he realizes that a key piece of info he had read in a thread has jumped from his memory. He's forgotten it. The tool he has in front of him now is his in-dash monitor set up and a smartphone. Do you think he has time to scroll through posts and read the answers? Nope. But he can listen to an audio. Or play the video version of it. The info here needs to be coming in different forms in order to meet the way different devices that will be used to search for this info will need it to be in.

Take some time and look over the questions here about mobile marketing.

Notice how specific they are.

They aren't general questions.

Those are like mini conversations that people are trying to start.

You have to be able to monitor those mini conversations going on and then serve up those answers right when they are looking for them. You have to use the tools that are now available to you to do that.

Wouldn't it be better if you knew that the majority of this sites experts came online at lets say 6:00pm eastern time up until 9:30pm. Then as a user, that information was relayed to me so that I know that as well. Now I can come on and ask my question and that expert could answer it in real time as fast as possible.

I can complete the feedback loop much faster, giving that person a much better experience.

In this kind of economy as well as going forward into the future, the better you can become at creating and selling experiences the longer you'll be around. Why? Because your consumer now has the tools to go and check out how other consumers experiences were with your product or service and even your website and then make a decision about you.

Doesn't it make sense that if consumers are already doing this then make the adjustments so that you can meet the way they are looking for your site?

One last example.

Take blockbuster. They're no longer the king of video sales.

What net flix did, blockbuster should have done first. But they didn't listen to what the market was saying. Sure there were those people who were saying that they loved the way blockbuster video's business model allowed them to shop for their favorite video's. However the people who were part of the I want it even easier movement were saying they wanted an even easier and simpler way to get their video's

Blockbuster fought against what it's consumers were saying they wanted.

Now, look who's on top of the video world.

Finally, to wrap this up. What I'm saying and what I've saw is that people are asking for a different experience when they are looking for mobile related info. The warrior forum doesn't have to go anywhere, just consider what the market is saying and make the adjustments.