Quote:
Originally Posted by IllTestYourGirls
how much you paying?
|
Just curious from a technical perspective with what I'llTestYourGirls posted:
1. There must be some money to be made from SMS, and not just by the carrier and aggregator who get most of the chunk from the premium SMS charges (unless something's changed in the past couple of years). Otherwise, the late-night commercials for horoscopes, love advice, yadda yadda wouldn't be on.
2. The price point per premium message is usually around $.99. I have no idea what the program gets of that cut after carrier and aggregator, but the affiliate would get even less.
3. Or, is it a pay-per-phone-number program?
Am I missing something? Because it'd be sweet to hear about how a company monetizes on SMS as they must exist.