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MOBILE COUPONS:

 

The mobile phone is quickly becoming the go-to medium for couponing, chipping away at the 300 billion paper coupons issued every year in the United States.

 

Advertisers are always seeking the young and affluent and mobile coupons target that market of early adopters. College graduates are 51% more likely to get their coupons from their mobile phone.

 

According to a study by Juniper Research, mobile-coupon use is expected to grow 30% in the next two years.


What Can Mobile Marketing Be Used For?

 

Mobile marketing can be used for almost all retail operations, with the primary objective being increasing customer traffic, patronage and REVENUE.  SMS messaging is an unprecedented form of communication. No other channel in the history of marketing has the immediacy of SMS.

 

National brands such as Subway have embraced the use of mobile coupons. What they like best about their mobile programs is the fact that they can reach their audience when they’re most likely to purchase their product.

 

Subway, for example, sends their promotions just prior to lunchtime, when people are deciding what and where to eat.  Receiving an enticing offer on one’s cell phone makes that decision an easy one!

 

How Does Mobile Marketing Work?

 

Mobile marketing / coupon campaigns typically begin with the brands creating a database of opt-in users. For example, a fast food restaurant might hang signage near the waiting lines.  Customers can then send a text message to a short code (e.g., text SUBWAY to 12345) and immediately receive a text message that provides some value, such as a discount coupon, or entry into a sweepstakes of sorts.

 

Once a brand has built up its database of opt ins, they can then begin to send out their promotions, typically once or twice per week.  The frequency of messaging depends on the nature of the brand, and the expiration date of the coupons.

 

A consumer may opt-out of any mobile-marketing campaign simply by replying "STOP" to the text message received. According to Anthony Wayne of the Text Message Blog, the opt-out rate for mobile coupons is only 3%.

 

Also attractive to consumers is the ease of use in joining an SMS program.  There’s no form to fill out, no website to visit.  All that’s needed is to use that little device that everyone has, their cell phone, and send a quick text message.

 

Once someone opts into your program, their cell phone becomes your billboard, as your brand and promotions are steadily displayed on their phone.  Your business has just bought the most expensive advertising space; a direct touch-point to your market, enticing new and repeat customers with your promotions.

 

SMS is not for all businesses, but when it does apply, the response rates dwarf those of traditional advertising. No matter what size business you are, you can become a mobile marketer within hours and start using a shared short code. So what do you have to lose? Try it out and see what works.

 

Benefits:

 

Market to a receptive audience
Market at the most effective time (like prior to lunch for restaurants)
One-to-one touch point
High response rates
Lower cost than traditional advertising
Increased repeat business

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