MYSL is not gonna make you money sitting on your watch list, the only way to make money with MYSL is to check it off your shopping list

MYSL is gonna be our mover and shaker and your money maker.

We are preparing for another trading day and we expect today’s action to surpass yesterday’s gains!!!

There is no better time like the present to help make our members some money!!!

MYSL closed yesterday on gains of 17.98%.  For those who got in yesterday, when MYSL passes its 52 week-high of $1.75 you stand to make gains of 96%.  For those who missed out yesterday you still have some time.  We bet that MYSL will fly past the $1.75 level as 2010 is promising to be a profitable year for this soon-to-be mobile advertising giant!!!

It’s been months since MYSL has seen the sort of volume like yesterday and once it gains momentum you will not recognize this chart after the face-lift its gonna get!

 
 
The articles, statistics and information available on the mobile advertising market is enough to spill over your computer screen.  MYSL has gained enough traction in this market to be a key competitor.  The service they offer is truly unique from everything else out there.  MYSL has world-wide pending patents that only permit them to display ads at a time when it’s least intrusive to the subscriber but at the same time most effective for the advertiser, now this is one marriage that is going to last!

Have a look at the next article to understand why we say that 2010 is really going to be the year to shine for MYSL and let people see why this company is better and different from the rest!

Mobile advertising outlook 2010

Justin Davidson, senior analyst at FirstPartner, outlines some key mobile trends to look out for in the year ahead.

Mobile advertising will see growth of 38% in 2010

FirstPartner has forecast that UK mobile advertising will be worth £61 million in 2010, having grown from £44 million in 2009. This growth will be fuelled by a number of factors. Firstly, the growing number of smart phones and how they change consumers’ use of mobile internet. Secondly, brands are beginning to grow in their understanding of mobile advertising and how it can be used. The growth will not come from one advertising format but from across the board, strengthening mobile advertising as a whole as it is not dependent on one sector. Further education of the market and a stronger sales capability of media owners will help reinforce this growth.

2010 is looking a brighter year than 2009, and Google is helping growth on two counts

A significant factor that will further drive growth in 2010, presuming it is approved, is the purchase of AdMob by Google for $750 million. This has demonstrated Google’s intentions with mobile and Google’s sales reach will help bring on board many advertisers who were previously apprehensive or unaware of mobile. Another significant event that will help growth in 2010 has been the introduction of the Android platform, which will help fuel the overall growth of smart phones, through its PR and own sales.
 
http://www.iabuk.net/en/1/mobileadvertisingoutlook2010290110.mxs

Ok we are gonna leave you with one last article.  This info is really hard to pass up.  It really reinforces the potential of MYSL and all that this company is about. 

This one is by Noah Elkin from iMediaConnection…it really captures the essence and all the capabilities of MyScreen.  MYSL is the perfect answer to everything that surrounds this mobile advertising ecosystem.  MYSL offers its ads in full screen picture perfect format capturing the eye of the subscriber.  It is not just a written message through SMS but a full blown coloured ad.  All these things that MYSL offers that other companies don’t have the capabilities to carry out will fuel MYSL to become a GIANT. 

From Google acquiring AdMob to Apple going after Quattro, this is why MYSL may be next!

The rising stars of mobile marketing

Consolidation among mobile ad networks is clearly lining up to be a major theme in the year ahead. Even so, achieving scale in display advertising on mobile devices is just one piece in a much larger puzzle -- that of using mobile to showcase full-blown marketing and commerce experiences.

Marketers often talk glowingly about mobile's flexibility and how effective it is at activating other media. In order for mobile to reach mass adoption among marketers, the medium has to develop beyond its core strengths in communication and messaging.

Fortunately, startup activity is rife across many key areas of the mobile sector, and the next 12 to 18 months should see many of the missing pieces fall into place. The continued fusion of mobile and social and the appetite for apps (among both consumers and brands) will facilitate more involved marketing experiences. In fact, location- and social-aware apps and utilities will be a key avenue for brands looking to engage consumers on the go.

Mobile advertising will likewise grow more sophisticated, with improved targeting capabilities and richer, more engaging options across multiple channels, from apps to browsers to SMS.

http://www.imediaconnection.com/content/25864.asp

Everything mentioned above in the article MYSL has already got figured out! It is not enough to keep MYSL on your radar, this is one company you don’t want to pass up!