The first agreement is with online and over the phone legal...

The first agreement is with online and over the phone legal Hotline service Go To Court Lawyers, a national law firm that provides fast access to legal advice and representation across Australia, through a network of more than 700 experienced and highly skilled lawyers.

In an Australian first, users will be able to access expert advice from fully qualified solicitor for a small fee of $9.95 per question and, if required, be referred to a lawyer in the Go To Court Lawyers network through the Q&A App.
The Go To Court Lawyers partnership expands Crowd Mobiles footprint in the professional services space and provides access to the Australian personal legal services market, which according to IBISWorld is worth more than $7bn.

Crowd Mobile already signed three financial and tax advice Apps in its portfolio.

The second agreement with A-League soccer star Archie Thompson which will allow fans to ask Thompson questions ranging from training and career advice through to insights into the world of a professional sportsperson, all for a modest fee.
Thompson is one of Australia’s highest profile soccer stars and holds the all-time goal scoring record in the A-League where he represented Melbourne Victory for the past 11 seasons.

The A-League is the 15th most attended soccer league in the world with more than 1.8 million fans attending games last season.
The game also has a large television following and was broadcast into 173 countries in 2014/15.

Crowd Mobile is also pleased to have signed partnerships that will expand its range of lifestyle Apps.

The first, with Tenina Holder, will provide users with a place to go for specialist cooking tips, advice and insight from a leading Australian cooking teacher and author.
Tenina Holder has a following of 100,000 across social media.

The second, with Melbourne-based prepared meal solutions business Dineamic will allow consumers to access professional nutrition advice from qualified and industry leading experts.