If you’re in the business of sales – whether it’s a physical product or a service – then you’ve likely come across the concept of omnichannel user experiences (UX) through a Mobile Service Cloud. If you haven’t, then you need to read on.
Customers use conversational channels every day; whether they’re interacting with friends, colleagues, or businesses, it’s these kinds of interactions that contribute to the 100 billion messages sent daily on WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger and Instagram. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. But how do you get your customers to start using conversational channels to interact with you?
The next time you walk into your favorite brick-and-mortar clothing store, try noting the number of service interactions you encounter in a single visit. You won't 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.
When it comes to business messaging and message delivery - SMS works brilliantly. It’s the most accessible channel people still use every day, and it’s unlikely to go away any time soon. And that’s why SMS is used by most businesses, big and small, to communicate with their customers whenever they want and wherever they are.
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.
If you want to ensure your marketing message to be seen by your target group, then mobile is the best channel – SMS in particular. Using business SMS online is easier than ever with our intuitive online interface. Let’s go through how an SMS Gateway can help you engage with your customers.
There’s no denying the popularity of WhatsApp as a communication channel for consumers. But how can businesses leverage WhatsApp’s popularity with consumers? We take a brief look at six brands that effectively use WhatsApp Business to engage their customers and drive brand loyalty.
A short code is a unique 5 or 6 digit number ideal for SMS marketing campaigns, lead generation, and promotions where you want people to remember your number easily. This blog post provides you with a detailed definition of short codes, the different and most common ways they are used, and benefits for your business.
We have all heard the terms Multi-channel and Omni-channel. What can these marketing strategies mean for your company? For an answer to that question, we need to know the difference between the two. In this short article, we'll explain just what all the fuss is about.
Timing is everything when it comes to marketing: if you send your message at the wrong time, it will be far less successful than if you had sent it just a few hours earlier or later. But how do you know when this perfect time is?
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