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Thursday, September 6, 2012

Mobile Marketing: Make Customers' Phones Your Sales Tools

By Raizel Sharon


Easily, the hottest trend in any kind of technical marketing today, mobile marketing is something you need to know about. With so many people that are seemingly unable to put down their cell phones even for a second, it only makes sense to capitalize on the opportunity to market to them on these favorite devices.

Establish clear goals for your mobile marketing campaign. You should have a number of people you want to let know about your offers and a number of people you want to see in your stores or on your website. Keep track of your results and consider adapting your campaign if it is not successful.

When sending out a reminder message in mobile marketing, you should always wait around two or three hours before the event of which you're reminding people. Sending out those reminders day in advance instead is simply going to cause people to forget about them. Your efforts will be wasted here.

For all of your product sales and information, you want to set up a link for a mobile-specific landing page. All phones need to be able to use a mobile friendly page, and you want that link to be very easy to find so that your customers can bookmark them directly on their phones and visit often.

Mobile marketing is all about catering to that particular niche, so you really have to play it up by formatting everything you put out to work well in the mobile world. So if you ever do make any videos, make sure they're preemptively formatted for mobile devices to ensure the best quality.

Sending a reminder message about an upcoming sale or release of a new product is an excellent way to get your customers excited about what is going on. Try to send the reminder a couple of hours ahead of time. Doing this many days in advance creates a higher chance that the customer will forget.

When using mobile marketing, try to use text as much as possible and avoid using large files such as pictures. You might have the best mobile device with super screaming fast 4G download speeds where you can access the net from anywhere, but your customer likely does not. So design your mobile marketing in ways the work for everyone.

Make your ads suitable to small screens and slower speeds or they may not be viewed at all! Most mobile devices have tiny screens and data speeds much slower than a regular PC so design your mobile content to be displayed accordingly or else it may never reach its intended target!

Now that you see how mobile marketing can allow you to easily-reach the masses where they live, set a plan in motion so you can grab a little of the riches that others are already enjoying. People aren't going to be putting down those cell phones any time soon!




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