Plenty of brands have exceled under Twitter marketing. Look at NakedPizza for example.Twitter is more of a social spam imo, texts are spam free(for now). You know when a text hits your phone its from someone you know.
What were the costs associated with this campaign? What was your ROI?Finale tally…
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The company I use is 100% sms server. When I hit send, it is literally 5 seconds to get the text. I include my phone and my workers to know what the deal is with 100% received rate.Chances are, at that price rate, you used an email server vrs a sms server…and many of those msg were never rec’d…many cell phone companies won’t deliver bulk email server msgs but will if using an sms server…
I’ve done both (started w/an email server) but find I get better response w/a sms server…
in any case, you need to let it run over a 3-day time frame & the deal has to be so irresistible…that it will make them keep the message & show you when they pick up the order…
Is this you?Mobile marketing via SMS coupons can work great depending on how you do it. What service/ company are you using?
Not exactly, unless you can detail how ROI increases “exponentially”. With a monthly and per-text fee I could see it maybe increasing logarithmically, but certainly not exponentially.…your ROI will increase exponentially as you both send out more coupons and get more customers to opt-in.
Piper, being a physics nerd, you’re my hero :lol:Not exactly, unless you can detail how ROI increases “exponentially”. With a monthly and per-text fee I could see it maybe increasing logarithmically, but certainly not exponentially.
Sorry, I’m not trying to be a jerk but the misuse of term “exponentially” drives me crazy - especially when used as part of a sales pitch.