Now, it is clear that blogging will make the next big leap into mobile. Everyday, there are a lot of people surfing in Internet on their iPhones or Blackberries. Mobile traffic is growing and now is at 20% for certain types of websites.

Social networks like Twitter and Facebook have already created their own mobile versions of their sites so users can have a better experience with them.

Usually, blog’s don’t work well on mobile, for incompatible content, long load times, and difficult navigation. It can be frustrating to them. Thus, today, I want to point out a useful tool called “mobify.me” for bloggers want to create a free mobile blog, quickly.

How Does To Start A Mobile Blog With MOBIFY

Mobify turn your current full version of homepage into a small screen. The result is a page that take shortly time to load up, this because your mobile blog pages have only 25k vs. the 1.3MB of the full version.

With MOBIFY become very easy and quickly to create a mobile view of your website and blogs. While you keep your site structure, domain, and brand, MOBIFY allows you to show previews of each blog posts instead of just the headlines. In addition you are able to monitor your blog by adding AdMob and Google analytics, as well.

I’m very excited to know how many of my readers are reading my blog on their mobile devices. Creating your own mobile blog is very simple. All you need to do is to follow this three simple step:

1) Go on www.mobify.me, on your dashboard, type the url of your blog you want to use to create your mobile blog.

2) Once you created your look of your mobile phone you have to insert a piece of javascript code into the head tag of your header.php. However, if you have no knowledge of php, don’t worry there is a free Wordpress plugin that simplifies the work.

3) The third and last step requires you to add a DNS CNAME record to point to your mobile URL. When somone visits your blog with a mobile device, the MOBIFY plugin will detect the device and will display the mobile version to them.
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In my view, is an exellent idea to make a mobile version of your site. I’ve found this service more efficient then the WPtouch worpress plugin. Mobile blogging is the next big hit, I would also like to hear from you, about your experience with mobile blog.