QR Codes And Mobile Applications

First I'd like to give credit where credit is due and it's certainly
due to Mr. Damien Zamora of GoMobile, for really
being the first person to turn me on to this huge
industry and opportunity that exist right now. 

We are talking numbers in the billions...$17.5 Billion US Local
Markets, Next 3 Years and another $17.5 Billion in business
world-wide over the same time span. 

Why am I excited?  I have a perfect product and company to
build our personal and  business foundation on.  All the struc-
ture is already in place (Why Re-invent the wheel Indeed!) The
stucture and program we all need to succeed in any program
exist with and through SOLAVEI

http://solavei.com/keyman   sign-in and learn or/and sign-up and earn. 

After I sent out my last email where I told you that

mobile devices will outnumber humans by the end

of 2012, I realized that some of you may be wonder-

ing how this is possible. Even if every human on the

planet had a mobile device-which, of course, we know

they don't-it still seems pretty incredible that humans

would be outnumbered. 

So how is this happening? The secret has to do with 

multiples. 

In this case, while not every person has a mobile

device, there are lots of people on the planet with

multiple mobile devices. Think that sounds extravagant?

If you consider how many people you know with both

a personal and business phone (you might even be

one of them) and how normal that is, the statistic

becomes a whole lot easier to get your head around.

So which countries have the most mobile phones per

capita? 

According to Susan Teltscher, an analyst with

International Telecommunication Union, it turns out that

 these countries tend to be small, with lots of borders or

numerous foreign workers and visitors who tend to buy

local phones to use during their stay. United Arab

Emerites currently holds the title of the most mobile

phones per capita with 233 percent, followed closely

by the tiny country of Montenegro with 210 percent. 

Clearly the U.S. and China rank high on the list, right?

Not even close. It turns out that there is plenty of room

for growth in both cases. Statistics from the ITU show

that mobile phone penetration holds steady at 91 per-

cent in the U.S. and only 56 percent in Mainland China. 

What does this mean for mobile marketers? The poten-

tial for growth in this industry is incredible in these

markets. The wise marketers will find ways to position

themselves as leaders now so they fire on all cylinders

as mobile phones become even more pervasive in the

U.S. and China.

Look for my next email where I'll be telling you exactly

how you can start doing just that!

Until next time, 
Damien Zamora 
GoMobile

 

The QR Code above will take you to the very first Mobile Appli-

cation I ever designed and published myself.