http://www.textmessageblog.mobi/2009/02/23/text-message-older-adults/ The Text Message Blog gives the reader information about the world of text messages and mobile marketing and their use by media and advertisers as promotional tools. Fri, 10 Sep 2010 23:01:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://www.textmessageblog.mobi/2009/02/23/text-message-older-adults/#comment-909 bill Thu, 10 Dec 2009 16:12:38 +0000 http://www.textmessageblog.mobi/?p=731#comment-909 i belive that when texting first came about only old rich ppl could aford it i belive that when texting first came about only old rich ppl could aford it

]]> http://www.textmessageblog.mobi/2009/02/23/text-message-older-adults/#comment-185 JobQuirk » Blog Archive » Mobile Recruiting! The Future. Thu, 25 Jun 2009 12:59:29 +0000 http://www.textmessageblog.mobi/?p=731#comment-185 [...] Ok, so I know what you are thinking: Mobile (SMS) is just for the youth market, right? Well, while that may have been the case a few years ago, we are now witnessing a growing trend that reveals otherwise. Today, of the 262 million total U.S. wireless subscribers, more than 138 million users now send and receive text messages. 72% of those between 25-49 use text messaging, and 53% of texters are 35 years-old and up. [...] [...] Ok, so I know what you are thinking: Mobile (SMS) is just for the youth market, right? Well, while that may have been the case a few years ago, we are now witnessing a growing trend that reveals otherwise. Today, of the 262 million total U.S. wireless subscribers, more than 138 million users now send and receive text messages. 72% of those between 25-49 use text messaging, and 53% of texters are 35 years-old and up. [...]

]]> http://www.textmessageblog.mobi/2009/02/23/text-message-older-adults/#comment-135 Mobile Recruiting 101: Basic Q&A Mon, 06 Apr 2009 14:36:05 +0000 http://www.textmessageblog.mobi/?p=731#comment-135 [...] Ok, so I know what you are thinking: Mobile (SMS) is just for the youth market, right? Well, while that may have been the case a few years ago, we are now witnessing a growing trend that reveals otherwise. Today, of the 262 million total U.S. wireless subscribers, more than 138 million users now send and receive text messages. 72% of those between 25-49 use text messaging, and 53% of texters are 35 years-old and up. [...] [...] Ok, so I know what you are thinking: Mobile (SMS) is just for the youth market, right? Well, while that may have been the case a few years ago, we are now witnessing a growing trend that reveals otherwise. Today, of the 262 million total U.S. wireless subscribers, more than 138 million users now send and receive text messages. 72% of those between 25-49 use text messaging, and 53% of texters are 35 years-old and up. [...]

]]> http://www.textmessageblog.mobi/2009/02/23/text-message-older-adults/#comment-134 Mobile Recruiting 101: Basic Q&A | CloudRecruiting.net Mon, 06 Apr 2009 07:39:04 +0000 http://www.textmessageblog.mobi/?p=731#comment-134 [...] Ok, so I know what you are thinking: Mobile (SMS) is just for the youth market, right? Well, while that may have been the case a few years ago, we are now witnessing a growing trend that reveals otherwise. Today, of the 262 million total U.S. wireless subscribers, more than 138 million users now send and receive text messages. 72% of those between 25-49 use text messaging, and 53% of texters are 35 years-old and up. [...] [...] Ok, so I know what you are thinking: Mobile (SMS) is just for the youth market, right? Well, while that may have been the case a few years ago, we are now witnessing a growing trend that reveals otherwise. Today, of the 262 million total U.S. wireless subscribers, more than 138 million users now send and receive text messages. 72% of those between 25-49 use text messaging, and 53% of texters are 35 years-old and up. [...]

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