Unlimited Business Opportunities In Mobile Phone Novels

Nowadays, mobile phones are indispensable for many people to carry. They are more and more powerful. They can watch TV, play games and surf the Internet on mobile phones.

Of course, people who like reading can read novels on mobile phones.

In crowded subway, busy crowd, in the dead of night, reading a novel with a small cell phone can read novels without time and space. It is a pleasant thing to read anywhere and anytime.

Japan is the most popular country in mobile phone novels.

Not long ago, a 2007 best seller survey in Japan showed that 5 of the ten best sellers were mobile novels, and the top three were more mobile novels.

Japanese mobile novels usually operate in serial mode, sending one or two thousand word novels to readers every day.

The readership is dominated by ten or twenty year old young people. At present, there are more than 2 million readers in Japanese mobile phone novels. There are tens of thousands of novels on the website. There are both toll websites and private websites that are operated by regular publishers.

In Japan, the mobile phone novels of Hong fire are becoming a major industry that promotes multimedia interaction such as publishing, film, animation and music.

In China, there are more and more websites that offer mobile phone novels downloading, mainly in fantasy literature and romance novels, which are in line with the interest of readers of mobile phone novels.

In addition to the production of existing books to download e-books to mobile phones, professional mobile phone writers are also increasing.

In 2004, the first cellphone novel outside the city sold for 180 thousand yuan, which was worth only 4200 words. The value of each word was nearly 43 yuan, and the Hua You century, which bought the copyright of the novel, also gained about 2 million yuan profit, which made writers and SP (mobile value-added service) operators see infinite business opportunities.

Many domestic operators are very optimistic about the prospect of mobile phone novels, but so far, the "marriage" between mobile phone novels and publishing, film and television and music has not yet started.

"Mobile phone fiction is still in its infancy, and it needs a period of market cultivation before the traditional publishing industry can intervene."

A publisher said.