Mobile Marketing
Add a sense of urgency or value to your mobile marketing campaign efforts. In most cases, customers following a mobile link or advertisement expect to receive information quickly and in short, segments. Rather than trying to put a large amount of content or information through a mobile channel, focus on short bursts designed to provide customers with enough information to pique their interest.
Make sure your mobile marketing has a clear path to unsubscribing. There are legal ramifications to not having an apparent opt-out on every single piece of mobile and digital marketing, so develop your opt-out system at the same time that you are developing your subscription system. Each system handles this differently, but opt-outs can be done by clicking a hyperlink or by texting a word like 'unsubscribe' to a mobile short code.
Mobile Market
Focus on a new type of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for your mobile marketing campaign. Search engine optimization in the mobile market really focuses primarily on using one search engine and also emphasizes your location more than regular SEO. Most of what you know about SEO remains unchanged, but there are new aspects to learn with mobile sites.
The mobile market is not slowing down at all, but that doesn't mean you need to get in for the sake of getting in. Sure, you should at least have some type of mobile marketing, but getting into the market because you feel you must leads to sloppy campaigning. Make sure it's something you want to do.
Sms Marketing
If you are using SMS marketing you need to be honest with your customers about how often you will text them. It is very easy to screw up an SMS strategy because of how it notifies consumers. It can annoy people and feel intrusive. Ensure that your texting service requires opting in, and make sure your customers know that you won't send more than a certain number of texts each month. If you are trying to get customers to trust you, just be honest!
Mobile Advertising
When developing a mobile marketing campaign, it is crucial to make sure your campaign works across all available platforms. You could miss out on reaching an important market segment if your ad doesn't work! Be sure to test your mobile advertising campaign on all mainstream devices.
Because users will be viewing them on small screens, mobile advertising messages need to be brief, clear and express urgency. Every ad should focus on a call to action that tells the market to do something. Forgetting to include a call to action in your mobile advertising messages is a common mistake that beginners often make.
See, that wasn't that hard to read through. After reading this article, you ought to be a bit excited to start experimenting and trying new things. Hopefully, these new ideas yield results that work for you. If not, try something else until you are pleased with the results. That's the best part about mobile marketing; it has endless possibilities.
