Motopia launches mobile marketing platform

Motopia (ASX:MOT) hopes to earn $3m in revenue next year from a mobile marketing platform which launched in beta form on Monday

Mobile content and marketing company, Motopia (ASX:MOT), has launched a beta of its new integrated marketing platform.

The company has debuted the beta of mOne, a cross-platform mobile marketing campaign execution and management tool.

mOne has been in development for 12 months. Motopia hopes to earn around $3 million in revenue from the platform in 2012.

Motopia chief executive, Matthew Gerard, said mOne had been designed to fill a need in the fast growing global mobile marketing sector.

There had not previously been a way for companies to easily manage marketing campaigns across different technology platforms and ad networks, he said.

“The need for a client-oriented platform in the mobile marketing marketplace is very apparent.”

mOne also provides statistics analysis capabilities, including the ability to set up automated reporting if campaigns are not meeting pre-set targets.

Motopia last month secured a $15 mllion long-term funding facility, announcing plans to put the proceeds towards accelerating the development of the projects it was working on.

MOT shares grew 1.69 per cent in Monday's trading to $0.060.

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