Is your blog or site mobile web ready? If you’ve ever tried to use your web-enabled mobile device to surf blogs and sites, you may have experienced the difficulty of having to see blogs and sites properly. Many blogs and websites are not ready to be viewed on mobile devices - they’re too big and/or load too slowly. Hence, losing possible viewers, readers and customers.
If you’re not able to find a quick and easy way to make your blogs or sites available to mobile users, then try Mofuse. It’s very simple to set up your blog or site to make it mobile device-friendly using this service. Just sign up, enter some basic details, and you’re all set.
Cool Tools
You can even use some of their tools like permanent redirects (to redirect viewers on mobile device to your mobile version), widgets, and buttons. Plus, you can even customise your mobile site with your logo. There’s even iPhone settings available. And, you can view stats on how many people get to visit your mobile site.
Revenue Sharing Program
Another cool thing about Mofuse is that you can register for their revenue sharing program, to make money with your mobile site. It’s free to join the program: Just indicate your interest and choose between using Google Adsense or AdMob. You get 50% of revenue on the free version.
Yes, Mofuse has Free and Pro versions. The free version is completely usable. The professional version (US$3 a month, with first month free) just has some extra bells and whistles as follow:
- Ability to use any domain name you want
- Create as many mobile sites as you want
- Unlimited text messaging from Mofuse SMS widget to promote your website or blog
- Keep 100% of the revenue from your mobile site
- Exclusive Professional mobile badges for you to display
- Your logo replaces the MoFuse logo on your SMS widget
- No Powered by MoFuse at the bottom of your mobile
I’m on the free version at the moment. And, currently, it’s very basic as I still need to customise a couple of things. Also, I’ve only started using this a couple of days ago, so I have yet to see how it will affect monetisation of my blog. But, overall, I like the concept and the service. I especially like the fact that mobile device users can now view and read my blog a lot better.
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