What is Pay Per Direction?
Pay Per Direction is a very effective way of advertising.
You pay only for clients who are directed
to your business, by our system.
Our solution is based on technologies such as Google Maps and Android
Platform - new mobile
operation system developed by Google.
How does Pay Per Direction work?
Any person searching for specific service or good using mobile with Android Platform will be directed to you in the most effective way.
For example, if a person is looking for chinese restaurants in the neighbourhood, and he/she will find all locations by Android/Google Maps, your business will be marked as a default.
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Moreover it will be marked very expressive. What is even more important you will be able to put some extra informations in "first view" mark like promotional codes that would affect a potential client.
Our system is not implenented to Android Google Map Application as a default, but ours "Pay Per Direction plugin" will be installed with many free applicatons and games developed/delivered by our commpany and partners.
All locations will be delivered by Google Maps, and by Pay Per Direction you will be able to express yours location.
For advertisers
Just sign in, put your information and boost your
business.
If you are interested in our service give us feedback.
Describe your business activity, then your Pay Per Direction account
related with your email will be granded extra cash, for good start.
Costs
Direction cost will depend on type of your business and your local
competition.
Set maximum you're willing to pay per direction and set the day limit
willing to pay for all day directions.
Therefore, if in yours area there is little competition you will pay only 1
cent for direction.
Partnership for developers
If you are Android Platform developer interested in co-operation, please contact us. We will offer you share in profits, just for plugin conjunction.
For Investors
If you are interested in investment in our project, just give us feedback via contact form.
Service will start in December 2008.