SMS marketing combing with mobile marketing
Hi there,
this post links to the possibility of programming this function on mobile html5 devices:
I have this idea (probably many of you).
I want to offer a new service for my business. SMS marketing.
Instead or as a plus to "tap to call" I would like something like "tap to subscribe" or a toggle that opens up and says:
Want to get a free <thing> then SMS <keyword> to <99991>.
[question]
In the case of tap to subscribe it would be nice if actually with the click on "tap to get a free <thing>" a SMS will be automatically send to <999991> and that then the clients gets a confirmation SMS.
[/question]
So that:
1. A confirmation SMS gets out.
2. Client confirms with <subscribe> to <99991>. (even nicer: subscribe with email address like sundrop - I am not sure if there is a real time validation that checks if the email address really exists...)
3. Restaurant gets a unique code, email or sms that confirms that a NEW client just subscribed.
4. Client gets free <thing>. (Eventually a SMS that says: Show this SMS to waitress to get 20% off / free <thing>.)
The number 3 is the tricky part and is the question for this subforum:
http://www.warriorforum.com/mobile-m...marketing.html
this post links to the possibility of programming this function on mobile html5 devices:
I have this idea (probably many of you).
I want to offer a new service for my business. SMS marketing.
Instead or as a plus to "tap to call" I would like something like "tap to subscribe" or a toggle that opens up and says:
Want to get a free <thing> then SMS <keyword> to <99991>.
[question]
In the case of tap to subscribe it would be nice if actually with the click on "tap to get a free <thing>" a SMS will be automatically send to <999991> and that then the clients gets a confirmation SMS.
[/question]
So that:
1. A confirmation SMS gets out.
2. Client confirms with <subscribe> to <99991>. (even nicer: subscribe with email address like sundrop - I am not sure if there is a real time validation that checks if the email address really exists...)
3. Restaurant gets a unique code, email or sms that confirms that a NEW client just subscribed.
4. Client gets free <thing>. (Eventually a SMS that says: Show this SMS to waitress to get 20% off / free <thing>.)
The number 3 is the tricky part and is the question for this subforum:
http://www.warriorforum.com/mobile-m...marketing.html