Grt Technologies, LLC Retains RB Group - Public Relations For New Game Launch

HENDERSON, Nev. - Nov. 2, 2020 - PRLog -- Terrence R. Johnson, founder and managing partner of Grt Technologies, LLC, a Henderson, NV based software development, design and consulting company, has retained RB Group - Public Relations (RBG) to help promote its new mobile game app, MowMee, currently available for download from Google Play and soon to be available on Apple Store.

         "MowMee is a lawn-care game of skill where you try to avoid objects in a yard such as trees, cars, buses, rocks, etc. to score points and gain more time to play the game," Johnson said.

         "MowMee is currently available for a 99-cent download on Google Play and soon will be available in the Apple Store. I'm excited to have the award-winning team of RB Group-Public Relations join our team in launching MowMee's worldwide release."

         Johnson said he spent five years developing his MowMee game, which is an offshoot of his online app of the same name that connects customers and lawn-service providers to schedule service appointments and manage payments.

         "There has been such a tremendous appetite for our lawn-care appointment app that we decided to add this supplemental gaming app to make caring for your lawn an even more fun experience," Johnson said. "Our company slogan is: 'As long as there is life, there will be grass, and there will be a demand for MowMee.'"

         Johnson is a United States Air Force veteran and former owner of ETC, a business-consulting company and author of "Economic Impact of Ethnic Minorities Involved in Las Vegas Travel, Gaming and Tourism."  He's actively involved in promoting all forms of minority businesses and inspired to help the next generation of game developers.

         RBG is an award-winning marketing agency that specializes in strategic diversity communications and whose clients include the Vegas Golden Knights and Las Vegas Urban League WIC Nutrition Education Centers.

         "My goal is to get more people of color involved in the creativity of video games," Johnson said. "The video-game industry is expected to generate over $160 billion in 2020 and estimated to surpass $200 billion in revenue in 2023. There are tremendous opportunities for African Americans to become involved in this business."

         Download the MowMee the game mobile app in the Google Play Store at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.MOWMEE.mower or visit https://www.mowmeethegame.com/.