iZigg is a Company that started earlier this year in 2010.
iZigg has developed a business model offering the individual the ability to obtain his/her own Mobile Media Agency License.
With this license the individual may sell retail accounts to businesses or individuals and earn a commission on sales.
He may also sponsor other iZigg Agents and ear residuals on their sales.
The thing that is so unique about iZigg is the short code! "90210" This is probably one of the, if not THE, most recognized numbers in America.
The popularity of the number 90210, works greatly to the Agent's advantage because when a person hears this number, it sticks in their mind and it is not easily forgotten.
This serves as an already established branded platform for the advertiser to build on! The way it works; The advertiser has the opportunity to own his own keyword at 90210 where people can text in to receive a promotion or free gift the advertiser is offering.
This enters the opt-in's number into the advertiser's back office where he can manage all of his contacts.
He is able send a message to all of his contacts at once, or chose who will receive the text.
The back office is highly configurable and very easy to use.
It is also very good for organized groups such as; collages, churches, and counsels.
It allows the organizer to communicate with the entire group with one text message.
An iZigg Agent may also introduce another individual to iZigg, and explain how that person can operate their own Mobile Media Business.
If that person decides to acquire his/her Agency License than the Agent can sponsor them in business and train them on how to be successful in running their own iZigg business.
iZigg has an approved compensation plan in the form of a Binary Plan.
The agents get paid on 5 generations of sales.
This means that they will get a percentage of the volume created by the first 5 people they personally sponsor.
There is more info on the compensation plan on iZigg's blog.
Over he next 5 years mobile media is projected to become a major player in mainstream advertising.
Right now only 2% of businesses are using mobile media in their advertising.
The only thing is, as a marketer you have to have to know how to sell so I included a few marketing tips here: Keep it simple and relevant Ensure the consumer can understand what to do and how to do it Engage the consumer with a call to action that resonates Do what you promise you are going to do Monetize the program to provide positive ROI for the brand/client Try a viral marketing component with social media baked in (i.
e.
"Like" button on Facebook, invite friends to watch a video, post to Facebook/Twitter account) Give consumers an incentive to engage - offer has to be meaningful Include a call-to-action (go to Web site, go in-store, watch a video) on all mobile engagements
iZigg has developed a business model offering the individual the ability to obtain his/her own Mobile Media Agency License.
With this license the individual may sell retail accounts to businesses or individuals and earn a commission on sales.
He may also sponsor other iZigg Agents and ear residuals on their sales.
The thing that is so unique about iZigg is the short code! "90210" This is probably one of the, if not THE, most recognized numbers in America.
The popularity of the number 90210, works greatly to the Agent's advantage because when a person hears this number, it sticks in their mind and it is not easily forgotten.
This serves as an already established branded platform for the advertiser to build on! The way it works; The advertiser has the opportunity to own his own keyword at 90210 where people can text in to receive a promotion or free gift the advertiser is offering.
This enters the opt-in's number into the advertiser's back office where he can manage all of his contacts.
He is able send a message to all of his contacts at once, or chose who will receive the text.
The back office is highly configurable and very easy to use.
It is also very good for organized groups such as; collages, churches, and counsels.
It allows the organizer to communicate with the entire group with one text message.
An iZigg Agent may also introduce another individual to iZigg, and explain how that person can operate their own Mobile Media Business.
If that person decides to acquire his/her Agency License than the Agent can sponsor them in business and train them on how to be successful in running their own iZigg business.
iZigg has an approved compensation plan in the form of a Binary Plan.
The agents get paid on 5 generations of sales.
This means that they will get a percentage of the volume created by the first 5 people they personally sponsor.
There is more info on the compensation plan on iZigg's blog.
Over he next 5 years mobile media is projected to become a major player in mainstream advertising.
Right now only 2% of businesses are using mobile media in their advertising.
The only thing is, as a marketer you have to have to know how to sell so I included a few marketing tips here: Keep it simple and relevant Ensure the consumer can understand what to do and how to do it Engage the consumer with a call to action that resonates Do what you promise you are going to do Monetize the program to provide positive ROI for the brand/client Try a viral marketing component with social media baked in (i.
e.
"Like" button on Facebook, invite friends to watch a video, post to Facebook/Twitter account) Give consumers an incentive to engage - offer has to be meaningful Include a call-to-action (go to Web site, go in-store, watch a video) on all mobile engagements