Check out the new post, Engagement: Mobile’s Edge in Advertising, posted today on the Small Screen Blog to read about how mobile and online advertising stack-up.

In the near future, we will be turning advertising on for all MoFuse for Blogs sites. This change will enable us to cover our hosting costs, and keep MoFuse for Blogs free for everyone.

As before, if you want to monetize your free MoFuse for Blogs site, simply place your own AdSense or AdMob tag on your site and you will share in the advertising revenues generated by your site.

If you don’t want ads on your site, we invite you to please sign up for MoFuse Premium - our plans there start at just $7.95 / month and there is a free 14-day trial. In addition to having more options for advertising (including the ability to turn ads off), you will also have access to many other features such as our layout tool, mobile SEO, better analytics, and more.

MoFuse Premium is a completely separate platform from MoFuse for Blogs, so you will need to re-build your site, but if you decide to make the leap, we know you’ll be pleased with the increased functionality and ease of using the platform. For more information on MoFuse Premium, you may also visit the Mobile Learning Center at www.mofusepremium.com/learning.

If you have any questions or concerns, please send us an email at support@mofuse.com.

Some of you may have noticed that your logo on your mobile site disappeared. This issue has been solved, you do not need to do anything!

A small DNS glitch was the cause, but we’re on it and you should see your logos (if yours wasn’t showing up) come back from the dead anytime now!

MoFuse Premium users and mobile sites were not affected by this.

Find out the top reasons users return to a mobile site, including information and findings on load times for mobile vs. desktop, in the most recent Small Screen Blog post. Follow Small Screen Blog to stay current with the latest industry research and information on being mobile.

Some users have reported instances of their mobile sites not loading on the MoFuse for Blogs platform. We issued an update today that has resolved this issue.

If you were one of the very few users whose site was affected, your mobile site should be back to normal and working fine.