Weโve talked a lot of about how when it comes to mass text messaging that you have to know your audience. The concept of knowing your audience sounds simple, but itโs not as easy as it seems to be. Even the best marketers sometime ignore their own rule and think only of their own needs instead of considering the needs of their audience. You have to spend a lot of time really understanding your audience so you can market to them. Sometimes your audience may not even know what it wants or needs and you have to create a new way to attract them. We can spend a lot of time on the concept of knowing your audience, which brings us to another very important principle in marketing. Another reason why mass text messaging works or doesnโt work has to do with the timing of your message. In the next week, we are going to talk a lot about timing, how important it is, and some creative ways to think about why time really matters, and especially when it comes to group text messaging. The timing of your marketing messages is always critical. –Kalin J.
Kalin Kassabov is the ProTexting co-Founder and CEO. Kalin shares insights, tips, and case studies to help businesses and marketers effectively leverage SMS and MMS to reach and engage their target audience and drive results.
ProTexting offers professional SMS and MMS Marketing Services for over 16 years.
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