Sending marketing messages
Learn about marketing messages and how to send them using the marketing message stream
Marketing SMS messages, also known as promotional/bulk SMS, are text messages sent by businesses or marketers to a group of recipients to promote products, services, offers, or events. These messages are typically designed to capture the recipients' attention, generate interest, or drive specific actions such as making a purchase, visiting a website, or participating in a promotional campaign.
Some use cases for marketing SMS messages are:
- Product launch or announcement: Send messages to your customers to announce new product or service launches.
- Exclusive offers and discounts: Send messages to inform customers about exclusive deals, discounts, or limited-time promotions.
- Event Invitations: Send invitations to customers or targeted segments for events, webinars, workshops, or conferences.
- Loyalty programs and rewards: Send messages to loyal customers as part of a loyalty program, rewarding them with exclusive discounts or offers.
- Customer surveys and feedback requests: Send messages to gather customer feedback, conduct surveys, or request reviews.
These are just a few examples of how marketing SMS messages can be utilized. The key is to craft concise, compelling messages with clear call-to-actions, ensuring they provide value and resonate with your target audience.
Sending marketing messages through Falu
You can send marketing messages through Falu as follows:
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Create a marketing messaging stream.
Create (or update) a marketing stream to send your messages.
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Create a message batch using the marketing stream.
Since you intend to send a message to multiple recipients, send it out as a message batch. You can use the following template to send a message batch using the marketing stream created in Step 1.
Alternatively, if you wish to use an existing message template:
Archive or delete a marketing stream
You can delete or archive a marketing stream that is no longer needed using the Delete Message Stream API or Archive Message Stream API, respectively.
For example, we delete the marketing message stream created in Step 1 above as: