You’ve used all or some of the more conventional marketing and communications channels, or simply found the investment required to utilise them effectively is just too expensive?
Perhaps you’ve already got content that you’d like to distribute to your key markets, or you may have an existing business application that could be adapted for the wireless market?
If you’d like to know whether the wireless option could work for you, then perhaps you should give us a call
Wireless technology could be a cost-effective and targeted solution for your business. There are around 2 million SMS capable mobile phones currently in use in New Zealand, and the number continues to grow. What’s more, people are using their phones to do all sorts of things that could only be dreamed of even a few years ago.
Mobile technology is allowing people to play games, book restaurants, check bank balances, ask for service, receive instant betting information, receive news and sports results and buy products.
As a wireless publisher, Run The Red can act as an 'intermediary’ helping to link up brands, content providers, game/software developers and wireless carriers.
Our services include the aggregation, hosting, delivery and integration of SMS, MMS, WAP and Java based games, information and applications.
Our exclusive partnerships with HTML and Java developers and direct SMPP connections to New Zealand carriers as well as secure partner connections to all global carriers, place Run The Red in a perfect position to act as your wireless publishing partner.
Run The Red’s Wireless Publishing services include:
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Consultancy and analysis on concepts and business models prior to entry into the wireless market
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Technical and development services, construction of concepts or modification and testing of pre-developed applications
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Branding and marketing advice
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Advising on the most appropriate and profitable wireless marketing 'channel’
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Handling negotiations and agreements with network operators
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Management and maintenance of products & services purchased or leased on revenue share by mobile operators
If you think wireless could work for you, then you should talk to us, now… |
