SMS
SMS (Short Message Service) is a text messaging technology that allows users to send and receive brief text messages between mobile devices. Limited to 160 characters per message, SMS has become a ubiquitous communication tool used by billions worldwide for personal and business purposes. Check out these insightful articles from Martech Zone:
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Analytics & Testing
Capture Yelp and Google Reviews from Apps Your Customers Use!
Not too long ago we had a fantastic interview with Daniel Lemin, the author of ManipuRATED: How Business Owners Can Fight Fraudulent Online Ratings and Reviews. He spoke to the importance of capturing reviews in order to have both fresh reviews and to combat any negative reviews that may occasionally arise. Is there a better time to capture a great review…
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Mobile Marketing, Messaging, and Apps
Mobile Sites, Apps, SMS & QR Codes – Luxury or Required?
By 2015, the mobile Internet will overtake desktop usage and in the last year its use has doubled. More and more decision makers are utilizing the mobile web in order to access the information they need to make buying choices. Up to 50% of online opportunities may be missed by not having and deploying a mobile strategy for a company…
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Mobile Marketing, Messaging, and Apps
Integrating Mobile into an Outdoor Advertising Strategy
Mobile Marketing is emerging and becoming more commonplace everyday. Last week I was visiting family in the Myrtle Beach area and saw this billboard. It was great to see a major attraction integrating mobile into their overall marketing strategy. Doug has a similar mobile integration on his site, you can text MartechLOG to 71813 and get an alert when he…
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Content Marketing
RSS versus Email: A Marketing View
It’s a discussion that’s getting old, but with the advent of Outlook 2007 support for RSS – the online industry continues to make comparisons between RSS and email for online Marketing Communications (with SMS right around the corner). From a content management standpoint, a lot of Industry folks think of all of these as ‘output’ types. That’s a really ignorant…