Well, folks, we are back up & running after a much-needed holiday hiatus.

We are back in the swing of things by posting more frequently on this blog.

And speaking of content creation and distribution...

How are you doing?

I earlier today I blogged bout the basics of needing a domain name (duh, stupid) and hosting. To check out that post, click here.

Now we're gonna touch on content and one, specific way to to distribute that content.  Don't worry, we'll be covering all of the ways you can distribute your company's information soon enough, but...

Since this is hot off the presses, as it were...

We are going to focus on just one- Apple apps for your biz!

Huh? "What are you talking about, Kev?"

Did you know that there are over 50 MILLION iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad users?

Yeah- wow!

How would you like to get a piece of that audience?  You'd be foolish to say "no".

So, question is... How can I reach these people.

Easy, Joel Comm's new service, My App Creator.

This service allows you to have his company build an iPhone app that you can give (recommended) to your customers, or sell to them.

Now, you may be thinking... "Who is Joel Comm, and why should I have him build mt iPhone app for me or my company?"

Believe it or not, Joel has already created one of the all-time best selling iPhone apps- EVER!

It's called, iFart!  Are you offended? If you are, sorry, because we will sometimes get a potty mouth on us here.  I mean, my initial interview to kick off this blog was with Mike Michalowicz, the "Toilet paper Entrepreneur". So, if you're thin-skinned- tough!

But, I digress... Back to Joel.  He has also created apps for M.C. Hammer and AT&T (think they are a small client?).

So, listen to my brief, fifteen (15) minute interview with Joel right below here..

And, to check out his service, click here.

This is just another INCREDIBLE tool in your marketing arsenal.

Thanks again for your valuable time, Joel!

*FTC Disclaimer* Some of these links in this post are my affiliate links. That means if you buy something through them, I would get paid.  That is how I earn my living, which is what entrepreneurialism is all about, right?*