How Brands Are Making The Most Of Mobile Marketing

How Brands Are Making The Most Of Mobile Marketing

Kalin Kasabow is the founder and CEO of ProTexting.com , a rapidly growing enterprise text messaging suite .

Many business owners don't realize how versatile and flexible mobile marketing is. As someone who offers a number of mobile services, I've noticed that many potential clients think that mobile marketing only means advertising to smartphone users. Although it is an application, it is not the only one. With that in mind, I thought it would be helpful to outline some mobile marketing options, along with examples of how some big brands use them.

Use the mobile app to personalize your purchases

One of the biggest challenges for local businesses is attracting visitors. Another solution is to integrate your online and offline business channels. Sephora is a retailer that uses mobile apps to do both. Customers use in-store apps to find product information and receive personalized recommendations. The app also offers games to win prizes within the app. This is a great example of how retailers can use software to create a great omnichannel shopping experience.

Geolocation for local clients

Geolocation allows companies to reach customers with relevant information about their location. In an era where people are increasingly budget-conscious, money-saving tools will become popular. GasBuddy is an app that makes it easy for customers to find the cheapest fuel, wherever they are. This application has been downloaded 90 million times. GasBuddy is easy to use and offers customers a convenient fuel card that requires no credit check. Customers simply link their debit card and access information from gas stations across North America. What makes this business model so smart is that users themselves provide GasBuddy with a wealth of data that helps them update fuel prices.

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