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January 29,2010
Boost Your Business in 2010 with Mobile Marketing

Don't miss out on this new and evolving tool. SMS campaign is the fast and effective way to keep in touch with your customers and members and also to alert them in real time of any new offers or promo. Send out promotional offers regularly to your customers and watch your business blossom.

November 14,2009
Money Transfer Agent, 'Mobile Campaign'

A money transfer agent based in Clapton, London has seen a marked increase in business revenue by sustaining a weekly campaign using bulk SMS to alert his customers of current exchange rates. Prompting customers to capitalise on higher exchange rates to send money to their families and loved ones overseas.

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Night Clubs 'Mobile marketing solution'

Nightclub promotions can be a tricky task. You spend money in various places, and it is often difficult to see if your investments are yielding results. Our mobile marketing program for nightclubs holds down your costs, while taking the uncertainty out of the nightlife promotions process. When you send out text messages promoting parties at your nightclub, patrons come through the door, with their phones in hand. Unlike with email, which stays on the computer, you can have your customers pull out their phones to show you the message they are responding to--and in turn you can offer them VIP access, drink specials, reduced admission, or whatever else you dream up!

November 11, 2009
For Small Businesses, "Go Mobile Now Or Regret It Later"

Mobile Marketer has an interesting case study up about a small shoe store, and the wider implications of its successful mobile marketing campaign: Dave Sheehan is a salesman for Shirise Shoe Salon with around 1,500 customers on his list. At one point, he�d have to spend 30 hours on the phone contacting each of these shoe-loving ladies to inform them of a sale, but not anymore. ... With 1,500 customers, if he were to spend a minute on the phone with each, he�d cross 50 customers off the list every hour. At that rate, it would take him 30 hours to contact each customer, excluding breaks for eating, drinking or going to the restroom. Instead, he asked his customers if they�d like to be a part of an exclusive club to receive text messages about upcoming sales, and to his surprise, 1,500 said yes. Dave the Shoe Guy claims that as a direct result from his SMS implementation with only 1,500 customers, his sales have doubled from $650,000 to $1.3 million a year in the span of a mere two years.