Advert ID:10713 / Type:Joint Venture or Partnership / Sector:Mobile / Location:South Africa / Location:Global

Mobile Contend Marketing Company Seeks Partner

Opportunity Summary

Hi we are a mobile contend marketing company (WASP), and looking for an ideal investor to fund day to day marketing of the company that includes TV ads, news paper, and many other media. So far we invested RRespond to this opportunity  in marketing and made R3,7 mill. 
 
 
 
Proposal Summary:
Continuous Growth for the Mobile Market

Is it justified to say that every cell phone user has at some point realized that the mobile industry has changed their lives for the better, irrevocably?

To qualify it this way: Initially the cell phone was used exclusively (that is if you ignore the self-defense crime stats) as a - rather large - voice communication device replacement for the traditional telephone. Today, however, your cell phone is an old trusted friend that provides information when you want it, and is a source of entertainment when you need it to be; in short, it is a reflection of your personality.
If that does not qualify my statement already, then the following statistics surely will:

Growth of mobile services in western countries is still on the rise, but then again, we expected as much; it is the exponential growth of subscriber bases in emerging markets such as Asia, Eastern Europe, Africa and Latin America that have really been turning the heads of the west – in the Asia-Pacific region the mobile subscriber base has already reached the 1 billion mark. As a whole, the worldwide mobile market was worth 718.4 billion USD at year-end 2009 in terms of operator revenues and is expected to reach the 1 trillion mark by 2011; that confirms that the mobile telecommunications sector has outperformed every other industry, including: financial services; pharmaceutical sales; travel and tourism and IT services, despite being a far younger industry.

Even though the mobile market is still regarded as being in its infancy, it is racing along at a registered growth rate of 16.6% by the end of 2010, while financial services and pharmaceutical sectors in comparison ‘only’ managed 3.5% and 8.0% respectively.

Furthermore, the mobile telecommunications sector achieved a year on year growth rate of 11.9% in terms of revenue in 2010.
 

 

Years Established:
6 Years
 
 

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