Entrepreneurs benefit from text message marketing
Most individuals have cell phones, so text message marketing can be conducted by any potential business owner.
Despite additional options, iPhone users prefer SMS
Texting, in the eyes of a number of analysts, was on its way toward extinction. Today, six years after the release of the first model, that couldn’t be further from the truth.
Northwest Dallas school district implements text alerts system
The Northwest school district in the Dallas-Fort Worth area is going digital, at least as it pertains to keeping parents and faculty members informed of the latest news and events within the school system.
Emergency text service can help New York prepare for future storms
As cleanup crews across both states continue to work diligently to prepare for the spring and summer tourist seasons, officials are looking at a much broader picture.
SMS not going anywhere in 2013
Despite these innovations, text messaging will continue to be the primary way people communicate through their mobile devices.
SMS services help researchers record moose deaths
The death of a moose containing the transmitter will trigger a message that will be sent to their devices.
Study: Email marketing recipients interested in text message marketing
Iindividuals understand that email marketing isn’t the only effective form of digital communication between businesses and customers, and they are becoming increasingly interested in new methods, namely text message marketing.
Bill proposed to congress to make text messages valid form of criminal evidence
hile there is still a heavy volume of “text speak” to sift through, many are finding that messages sent via SMS are becoming increasingly relevant.
Study: Increasing number of people find text messages more meaningful than phone calls
A study conducted by Experian Marketing Services indicates that 48 percent of smartphone owners between the ages of 18 and 24 believe a text message conversation is just as meaningful as a phone call.
