I'm Into MoFuse for Mobile Blogs

An old friend of mine sent me a link yesterday for MoFuse and I really like it.  While on vacation to Disney it was very hard for me to browse my own website on my Treo and when I wanted to make a comment, I had to email another friend to make a post on my behalf.  Via MoFuse I set up my mobile blog in literally about 5 minutes.  It was fast and painless and believe it or not the user interface was a piece of cake.  Sure, I could spend more time on it to clean it up a bit, but I'm heading to California today and I want to take my blog with me.  Here's my mobile link and a screen shot.

I had a few issues with it, but my biggest one is that it doesn't appear that I can update my TypePad code to automatically redirect to my MoFuse mobile URL, but that's ok for now.  It might be available but I just didn't have the time to play with it.  I also didn't see the need to upgrade to the Pro version for $3 per month, but perhaps I will later.  My final issue is that besides splitting the ad revenue (probably non existent right now), I wonder how they will make money in the long term.  It definitely appears to be modeled after TypePad (proprietary URL, ad revenue, a little subscription), but unlike TypePad they will have to survive long enough for real mobile interactivity.

MoFuse looks like a great play right now for me and I'm glad my friend sent me the link.  If you have a blog, take 5 minutes to set something up.  You'll be glad you did.

PardonMyFrench,

Eric

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[Egy Azziera]

MoFuse gives content publishers, like bloggers, the ability to publish their content to the mobile web. Mofuse offer users the ability to monetize their MoFuse mobile site through mofuse revenue sharing program.MoFuse will split the revenue 50/50 with users.