The Trump Empire is making a move into the telecommunications industry, with Trump Mobile looking to compete with ATT and T Mobile.

From NFT collectible cards, meme coins, sneakers, whiskey to gold cards, former President Trump has turned his personal image into an IP, skillfully leveraging politics to create a highly FOMO marketing economy. Now, this "Trump economy" is targeting the telecommunications industry, launching Trump Gold Mobile and 5G plans to compete with AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, in a bid to capture a share of the telecom market. The Trump Group announced the launch of the mobile plan Trump Mobile and the Trump-branded T1 Phone, attempting to carve out market share in the highly saturated U.S. telecom industry dominated by three major players.

Trump's horizontal expansion from "virtual hype" to "physical internet infrastructure" once again targets politically aligned groups for the precise marketing of Trump-related products. From the crypto craze sparked by the hype of Trump Coin to the current launch of a monthly rental plan that combines communication services with branded smartphones, the outline of the "Trump economy" is gradually becoming clearer, merging technology with political ideology to aggressively cross boundaries.

The following is a simple introduction to the price-performance ratio of Trump Mobile and traditional telecom operators.

Introduction to Trump Mobile

The Trump Organization recently announced the launch of its new telecommunications brand Trump Mobile, alongside the debut of its own smartphone T1 Phone, officially bringing the Trump brand into the American mobile communication market.

The monthly rental fee for Trump Mobile's 47 plan is $47.45, with the name corresponding to Trump serving as the 45th and 47th President. It offers unlimited calls, unlimited texts, and 5G data (may be subject to speed reduction), along with added value services such as roadside assistance, telemedicine services, and free international calls to over 100 countries worldwide.

Comparing Trump Mobile with mainstream telecom plans, T-Mobile charges $60 per month, which includes wireless internet and no international roaming; AT&T charges $65 per month, including wireless internet and no international roaming; Verizon charges $65 per month, including wireless internet. Trump Mobile's monthly pricing strategy is set at a mid-range price, which is considered affordable, incorporating brand characteristics and political symbols (( Make America Great Again) to target not the entire market, but rather a group willing to pay for similar political values.

Trump Mobile brand smartphone T1 Phone, with a gold body, 256 GB of storage and a built-in camera, featuring the American flag and T1 lettering on the back, showcasing a strong American style. The T1 Phone is priced at 499 dollars, with a required deposit of 100 dollars, expected to officially launch in August this year.

Intra-family relationships do not avoid kinship, Trump's son vigorously promotes the family business for his father.

The telecommunications business is jointly led by Donald Trump's two sons, Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. Eric Trump currently serves as the Executive Vice President of the Trump Organization, responsible for the company's financial management and real estate development projects. Donald Trump Jr., who leads Trump Mobile alongside him, is also one of the senior executives of the Trump Organization and has recently become an active figure in the political arena, often representing his father at political events or public speeches, and is well-liked by conservative supporters.

The two brothers are actively promoting the Trump brand IP, including the launch of Trump Sneakers, Trump Whiskey, Trump NFT, and meme coins, among others.

The Trump Empire continues to expand

Trump Mobile is the latest version in the expansion of the Trump Empire. In addition to the existing real estate, beauty pageants, hotels, golf courses, and entertainment ventures, Trump has been actively involved in politics and cryptocurrency financial products in recent years. Trump himself and his children continue to launch new businesses that are highly integrated with politics and products.

The senior executives of the Trump Group told ABC News that Trump Mobile will completely change the market rules, as the company is based in the United States and knows exactly what consumers want, Make America Great Again Again and Again!

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