SMS marketing
is very personal — or it should be, if you want the best results from
your mobile marketing campaign. Cell phone users who opt in to receive
text marketing messages from businesses demand valuable information in
return for giving up their privacy. If you, as a marketer, give them
that, then you can create customer loyalty plus potential viral
word-of-mouth marketing.
Relevant information can include anything from mobile coupons to a restaurant's daily specials. As with all advertising, the more precisely a marketer can target the ad recipient, the higher the response. For example, two restaurants that use mobile marketing: one is a breakfast and lunch cafe, the other a fast-food sub outlet. The first sends breakfast menus to its opt-in users on early weekday mornings only, while the second fires off text messages just before lunch time.
The two businesses have very different clientele and use these demographics carefully. The sandwich joint caters mainly to nearby college students (young people who'd rather sleep in than eat breakfast, are always broke and who are avid texters). The bistro, on the other hand, serves office workers and upscale professionals (somewhat older people with more fixed schedules, including breakfast meetings, who have solid and disposable incomes and are also avid texters).
Relevant information can include anything from mobile coupons to a restaurant's daily specials. As with all advertising, the more precisely a marketer can target the ad recipient, the higher the response. For example, two restaurants that use mobile marketing: one is a breakfast and lunch cafe, the other a fast-food sub outlet. The first sends breakfast menus to its opt-in users on early weekday mornings only, while the second fires off text messages just before lunch time.
The two businesses have very different clientele and use these demographics carefully. The sandwich joint caters mainly to nearby college students (young people who'd rather sleep in than eat breakfast, are always broke and who are avid texters). The bistro, on the other hand, serves office workers and upscale professionals (somewhat older people with more fixed schedules, including breakfast meetings, who have solid and disposable incomes and are also avid texters).
While the cafe sometimes sends special mobile-only coupons, its patrons are more interested in receiving texts detailing choice of product. The sub eatery, on the other hand, actively promotes its sales and specials, even sending 'free sub' coupons just before lunch specifically so that other students will opt in to receive similar text marketing messages.
Whether advertising in print, by email or through SMS marketing
campaigns, every business drills down to specifics and mobile marketing
is great for target marketing. Sign up for a free trial or contact us
with more questions. All Marketers queried, indicate that their most
recent mobile marketing campaign was successful in increasing customer
brand familiarity. Mobile phone users will certainly benefit from
incentives because of the growth in mobile marketing.
By : qittle
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