During the early days of Hurricane Harvey, Textedly had the opportunity to donate our services and set up several mass texting plans for different volunteer rescue organizations all free of charge.
Let’s be honest! Keeping a large company’s whole staff in the loop is not a piece of cake. It’s often difficult to find time in your busy schedule to arrange daily face-to-face meetings with your team or department. And employees don’t always remember to check company emails or noticeboard fliers.
During the early days of Hurricane Harvey, Textedly had the opportunity to donate our services and set up several mass texting plans for different volunteer rescue organizations all free of charge.
Let’s be honest! Keeping a large company’s whole staff in the loop is not a piece of cake. It’s often difficult to find time in your busy schedule to arrange daily face-to-face meetings with your team or department. And employees don’t always remember to check company emails or noticeboard fliers.
What’s the first thing you do after you wake up in the morning? Take a shower? Walk your dog? Or just grab your phone and stay in bed for a little while? Well, an IDC research has shown that over 80% of people reach out for their smartphones within the first 15 minutes of waking up to check email, SMS messages, weather or Facebook. According to the same research, 79% of smartphone users have their phones by them 22 hours per day.
Finding different ways of reaching out to customers is necessary for achieving business growth. Luckily, with the development of technology, marketers are now in a position to reach out to a high number of people in a variety of different ways.
A lot of people think that mobile text marketing is dead, but it’s more alive than ever. This is all because the number of mobile phone users is constantly growing, and now there are more mobile devices than people on the planet! This is truly a fascinating statistic that shows how common these devices are.
“We hurt without moving. We poison without touching. We bear the truth and the lies. We are not to be judged by our size. What are we?”
