MoBubble, a proximity-based classifieds platform,
announced the launch of its platform that lets users list what they have and
demand what they want, all at the same time.
People need a better way to interact with their local
economy,” said Stephen Boyd, co-founder and CEO. That’s why we created
moBubble, a platform that streamlines the connection process between two people
who can mutually benefit one another,” Boyd added.
MoBubbleconnects
buyers to local merchants who are on the platform to promote their businesses.
It’s a great tool for freelancers, micro-businesses, and professionals who are
looking to attract more clients.
Users can simply list their professions, goods, events
and services they want to promote. Wherever a user goes their “mobile
bubble” travels with them, connecting them to new opportunities that have
never been possible through web based applications.
The system uses a “persistent search engine” to
keep users updated when new search results appear within their mobile bubble,
and a built-in notification system lets users know when they receive new
messages, payments, and reviews. Now, both buyers and sellers can now take a
“set-it and forget-it” approach to local commerce by letting moBubble
do the grunt work.
The platform helps facilitate transactions from the
initial connection on through the payment and review processes. MoBubble also
has a built in reputation system that incentivizes merchants to use the app for
payments, which is simultaneously intended to inspire buyer-confidence.
MoBubble is unique in that it allows users to search for
things that are very broad, like open houses, garage sales and drink specials.
Conversely, it’s a great tool for individuals who are looking to promote micro
events like the ones listed above to attract more interest.
MoBubble, an app that recently launched
its BETA product, uses the power of real-time referencing to deliver a new kind
of mobile marketplace – proximity commerce.
Users can now more efficiently buy-and-sell to-and-from
the people around them, using their “mobile bubble” to collect
opportunities they never knew existed.
By Telecomlead.com Team
editor@telecomlead.com
