Customer messaging doesn’t have to be one-way. With two-way messaging, marketing becomes a conversation rather than a broadcast. When you can communicate with customers as equals, you can fully understand what they want from your brand, and that’s about as valuable as data gets.
Next time you walk into your favourite brick-and-mortar store, try noting the number of service interactions you encounter in a single visit. Now, consider if you would get a similar experience online. It's time for multichannel retailers to reimagine the customer experience in a digital setting. Think — immersive, personalised experiences that grab shoppers' attention.
So you wish to set up an SMS strategy for your business? Not a bad idea, considering the 5.1 billion people around the world who are subscribed to mobile services. That's a whopping 67% of the global population within your reach with this powerful communication tool.
The popularity of WhatsApp as a mobile messaging app is steadily growing and with good reason. With 2 billion active daily users sending 65 billion messages every day, in 180 countries and 60 languages, it’s no surprise that Facebook (the developers behind WhatsApp) expanded their platform to include a business application: WhatsApp Business.
When it comes to getting your marketing message across, open rates are key. If people don't open your comms, they're not going to be moved by your message. So which channel delivers the best open rates? Facebook Messenger? Email? In-app push messaging? The answer is not what you'd expect…
Have you heard? WhatsApp allows more types of proactive messages to its services and that’s awesome news for your business! It means that you will be able to serve your customers more information they choose to receive.
We all understand the concept of “customer first” and for most organisations offering exceptional customer service is one of the main business goals. But despite the battle for new talent on the job market, this principle doesn’t determine the way of thinking and acting during the recruitment process. Process digitalisation could be the future when it comes to HR and recruitment.
It’s no secret anymore, consumers expect to be able to engage with brands on their mobile devices. For brands, it is the best channel to reach your customers and to drive sales. While not every business needs a mobile app to meet consumer demand, every business needs a smart mobile marketing strategy. But are you making these mobile marketing errors?
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