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T-Mobile, AT&T and Sprint decide to not charge users for spam text messages
Three major cell phone carriers decided to no longer charge their client base for spam texts they send or receive.
Hershey Company’s text alerts service gets 40,000 subscribers
The Hershey Company implemented a text messaging service two years ago and have found great success in communicating with cocoa farmers in Ghana.
Text messaging services turns 21 years old
Text messaging services may be 21 years old, but this form of communication is utilized more often than face-to-face and voice phone calls.
How an SMS service can help job seekers find work
One SMS service is helping job seekers in the Seattle, Washington area find work.
How text alerts can help students prepare for college
High school age students and their parents can receive text alerts on taking the right steps to prepare for college through the Indiana Youth Institute.
How an SMS service can help customer retention
Businesses can improve customer service with an SMS service.
Why SMS marketing works in a mobile-centric society
When text messaging is such a large part of a phone user’s day-to-day activities, why aren’t businesses applying this platform to their marketing strategies?
Consider using ‘small’ messaging in 2014
Brief and straight-to-the-point messaging platforms is considered a 2014 marketing trend.
How text messaging can broaden a business’ client base
SMS marketing has the potential to reach out to a larger population, including college students.
