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Anyone Building SMS Lists? (10)

01-23-2013 04:22 AM #1 jtgjustin (Member)
Anyone Building SMS Lists?

I'm going to start testing SMS traffic (legally). The plan is to setup a landing page with my opt-in and then redirect them to a mobile pin submit. Anyone try something like this?

Most advertisers are weary of SMS but if you explain to them its opted in they'll generally be cool. I'll post back in a few days with some results.

01-24-2013 05:27 AM #2 darcyyeahmobi (Member)

Hi jtgjustin, I tried sms marketing a little before. We found if you can automatically message the users when they optin, the CR rate is very high and moolahmedia has some good lead gen offers for sms marketing. Hope it will help.

01-24-2013 09:32 AM #3 deondup (Member)

Any recommendations on whom to use for managing your sms lists/autoresponders that are compliant with the major carriers?

01-24-2013 12:03 PM #4 darcyyeahmobi (Member)

Twillo is good from my experience.

Quote Originally Posted by deondup View Post
Any recommendations on whom to use for managing your sms lists/autoresponders that are compliant with the major carriers?

01-25-2013 06:13 PM #5 stackman (Administrator)

Is it the same as email, if they confirm the PIN on their phone (double opt) you can txt them quite a bit with most txts going through?

Would love to see some results!

01-27-2013 10:17 PM #6 12as26 (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by deondup View Post
Any recommendations on whom to use for managing your sms lists/autoresponders that are compliant with the major carriers?
leadsmob.com, built by former affiliate

01-28-2013 06:04 PM #7 blockis (Member)

I'll definitely check those guys out ^

Any others? Feedback on leadsmob?

01-29-2013 11:46 PM #8 jamescoops (Member)

we put together this guide to sms marketing which may provide a few more pointers

02-02-2013 05:30 PM #9 faesthetic (Member)

This is probably a stupid question, but I have a decent list of numbers, a few hundred thousand, but the terms I was using didn't cover anything about SMS messaging, or any sort of box to check to acknowledge they were opting in. I built it doing coreg. Would this mean I can't send them messages (I assume yes?)

02-04-2013 12:19 AM #10 nefig (Member)

You can't - or you can, if you're ready to pay $5,000 fine per each sms sent.. Learn the regulations! It's very dangerous and mistakes can cost you everything you made and then some.. Check leadsmob owner or imgrind forum for more info and advice on SMS marketing

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