Since their widespread introduction back in the 90′s, cell phones have taken the world by storm. By the year 2014, just two mere years away, phone internet usage and access is forecast to exceed that of desktops and laptops. Organizations that overlook the profit potential of entering the mobile marketing sphere can’t afford to ignore it much longer. What widespread broadband internet access did for internet marketing, Smartphones and tablet PCs are doing in the world of mobile marketing is something revolutionary to mobile marketers.
It All Started With SMS
While the introduction of cell phones opened new avenues of communication from a “telemarketing” aspect, SMS or text messaging was the first face of purely mobile marketing. Though most people take texting for granted today, when it first hit the scene, it gave a whome new meaning to direct response campaigns. Text messages are generally read and acted upon faster than email and light years more rapidly than snail mail campaigns. Today, despite advances in technology, text messaging still has the widest reach, from the cheapest of throwaway phones to the latest and greatest Smartphone.
This particular mobile blogging tool focuses less on the editing and creation of the blog and more upon adding photos or text posts to the blog. Consumers that are texting blogs should know their carrier’s texting costs and limits. If the costs become exorbitant to text blogs, many people would be deterred from writing extensive blogs based on texting. 
