Would You Share a Phone Number If It Helped You Build Your Business?

As reported by MoneySavingPro.com, the average monthly cell phone bill for US-based customers aged 25-64 was $114.00 back in 2018. 

This is according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. That translates to $1,368.00 per year. It wouldn't be a big surprise to learn that figure has gone up in the two years since, based on the current situation we find ourselves in today.

With all kinds of social distancing protocols put in place to combat the spread of coronavirus, it's a safe bet that those numbers will continue to increase.

More people are using virtual means to keep in touch with friends, family, and associates, whether for business meetings or social functions.

And it isn't just phone calls we're talking about here. It is said the average American sends 2,819 text messages per month, 94 text messages per day, and the average text message is opened within 60 seconds.

With so many people letting their fingers do the talking it's no wonder the bills for cell phone usage are steadily increasing. But here's a question for you to consider: 

Why are people paying so much money to use a device that creates memories and runs up a mounting expense...but doesn't benefit them financially?  

Why is there no return on investment for something so many people put so much into but get so little out of? Why does it seem that everyone except the users themselves is making money off that phone? 

And why hasn't someone come up with a way to cash in on all that phone activity? Or is it maybe they just don't know yet that such a thing exists?

Well, what if it was possible to leverage the power of the web with your phone? What if your phone could pay for itself, to the tune of $100 to $500 at a time?

And what if your phone could also grow your existing business at the same time? Think of it...your phone can put money in your pocket instead of taking it out, and help you build your business.

If this seems too good to be true, take a look here, then listen to a brief message at (669) 200-5991 to see how this can work for you.