MYSL, anything at the current levels for MYSL is a steal! We are looking to fly past the 1.75 mark into new territory!
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 Hi Subscriber,
MYSL hit a high of 1.07 today and we think the stock can really pick up from here. Anything at these levels is a steal. We will be building momentum to surpass the current high of 1.75 which will really put a spin on this chart!
MYSL is strategically positioned to be a leader in the mobile advertising world, which in itself is a billion dollar market.
The model which MYSL operates on makes everyone a winner. The cell phone is a personal device and when a subscriber receives a message directly to their mobile they are likely to give it a higher level of attention then other advertising mediums. What makes MYSL even more appealing is that the ads sent to subscribers are ads that subscribers actually want to see and its ads that are strictly geared to their likes and interests. MYSL has world-wide pending patents that only permit them to display ads at a time when it’s least intrusive to the subscriber but at the same time most effective for the advertiser. Looking at the aspects of the MYSL model everyone is a winner, including the subscriber. MYSL holds the ultimate solution to what advertisers have only dreamed of. With MYSL, advertisers have access to unprecedented reach and rich analytics! MYSL offers mobile operators and media companies flexible deployment options to enter the mobile advertising market. All of the features of MYSL make them stand out from the crowd and this translates into value for you as the shareholder. The operators’ subscribers get incentives for advertisements that are displayed on their phone at end-of-calls – according to the subscriber’s opt-in account preferences. Check out this piece on opt-in service being the future of mobile advertising….MYSL is really on track!
A lot of people, myself and Claro included, think that Opt-in has a huge role to play in the future of mobile advertising. A point that is raised again and again by advertisers is that mobile is the most personal route you can use to contact a consumer. Everyone has their mobile device with them all the time – you’re more likely to leave your wallet or car keys behind than your mobile. But the negative side to that is that unsolicited advertising is far more aggravating on mobile than it is through any other medium. Nothing is more likely to turn a consumer off than getting an unwanted SMS from some irrelevant advertiser. Opt-in overcomes that
by letting the consumer decide ahead of time whether they want ads or not, and what kind of ads they’ll be served. And the reward angle gives them a good reason to want those ads.
Just like we reported to you yesterday, here is some food for thought….after 15 years at Nokia the CEO in charge of the multibillion dollar handset sales group left Nokia and joined the team at MYSL. This was a strategic and thought out move on his part and one that we are sure would not have been done if someone with his expertise and background didn’t think MYSL had the potential to become a leader in the mobile advertising industry.
BuzzCity Sees 917% Growth in Mobile Ads Served, YOY
BuzzCity, a provider of global wireless communities and consumer services, today announced that it has seen year-over-year growth of 917 percent in mobile ads served across its mobile advertising network in the U.S.
The company expects mobile ads served on its network in the U.S. market to reach more than 100 million ad views per month by the end of Q2. “The U.S. mobile market is primed for huge mobile advertising growth,” said K.F. Lai, BuzzCity CEO. “As operators and carriers continue to move toward unlimited data plans, and awareness of the mobile internet continues to grow, we expect to continue to experience massive growth in ad impressions in the market this year.” |
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