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2 Comments The USA is Catching Up To Filipinos
It seems second nature to a Filipino to walk around with their cell phone text messaging their parents, friends or whatever. Going out on a date in the Philippines means you are never alone as you are required to continue with the text messaging status checks.
As my hubby commented on his visits to the Philippines, the cell phones are almost continually beeping and going off. He even started to pick out the differences in ringtones depending on if it was a text message or phone call. It actually is rather funny from a point of view.
Well, the people of the USA are starting to catch up on the usage of cell phones and text messaging. It is starting to become more commonplace to see people with their cell phone on their waist starting to beep, ring or go off. It is still mainly used as a standard telephone by many but the text messaging is rapidly increasing in usage.
Capitalizing on this rapid shift, companies like SJA Mobile are now providing services to both the consumer and companies interested in marketing endeavors. Almost all of it rotates around the usage of text messaging using PDA’s or cell phones.
Of course this including marketing using ringtones, wallpaper, applications and many other marketing tools that anyone with much knowledge in cell phone usage is well aware of. Additionally, the company unlocks the ability of the consumer to more directly in the marketing and sales process through reverse auctions, text voting (used in many reality shows) and even fan interaction.
Enough of me talking about it though, give it a look and see if it is right for your business marketing needs or not.
Press Release:
SJA Mobile & FBI Launch SMS Tipline
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SJA Mobile today jointly announced with the FBI’s Washington D.C Field Office and Metropolitan Police an initiative which will enable D.C-area citizens to anonymously report crime tips via a novel new medium – SMS. SMS, or “text messaging,” has up until now never been used before as a medium for crime tips.
Citizens in the D.C area can report a crime or homeland security tip by sending a text message with the tip to the number 50411. The 5-digit number to text to is called a “Short Code.” Currently the service is available on all major wireless carriers, along with several Tier 2 carriers.
SJA Mobile is in talks expand the service to several other major cities.
Anah
I text more than I talk!!!
Hi An, thanks sa kind comments. Ang second hand smoke lagi maka lain gyod ilabi na sa mga bata. So ako bana dili gyod mo take chances na. We won’t be going out to eat often kong smoking is not banned sa restaurants. As for my allergy, alaw man tawag ani morag heat rash kaso dagkoa nga nga katola kaayo. My rashes went away na, salamat nalang. Basin food allergy to or from drinking too much tea. Usahay may allergic reaction ko sa food eh.
Now sa post mo dito. I agree na catching up na sab dito, I see people texting while going in the store, park, and other places. Nakakainis lang ang those who drive while talking on their cellp. Grabe, accidents happen kay sige nalang talk as if masyadong important gyod na kalabanan chikka ra man. They drive lousy na; all over the place and slow. Hay, buhay…LOL.