Our SMS Assistant automates communication via SMS by sending, receiving, and replying to inquiries in natural language. It saves time and money, improves customer satisfaction by answering questions quickly, and works across all phones and software. The SMS Assistant provides a fast, low-cost way for businesses to communicate with customers about products, prices, availability and more. It handles customer requests efficiently without the need for human intervention, reducing costs for the business.
Mobile trends are rapidly revolutionizing how people interact and communicate. The traditional customer life cycle model of awareness, consideration, selection, purchase and loyalty is being disrupted as the mobile breaks down silos and changes consumer behavior. The mobile empowers customers and places competition closer to the customer than ever before.
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Digital marketing trends in 2013 will see:
1) More money being routed to online video content as mobile video consumption grows.
2) One-to-one marketing and location-based services emerging stronger as personalized, location-specific communications increase.
3) Organic advertising becoming more prevalent as brands create custom content and integrate their messages more seamlessly with relevant content online.
The document provides an overview of Skochy Consulting and mobile marketing strategies. It discusses how mobile is transforming consumer behavior and engagement. Sample mobile applications and tools are presented, including premium mobile websites, QR codes, text messaging, and mobile strategy. The benefits of various mobile tactics for customer acquisition, offers and loyalty, mCommerce, and direct response are outlined.
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This document provides an introduction to mobile campaigns on a budget for grassroots organizers. It discusses the unique aspects of mobile messaging such as ubiquity, interactivity, immediacy, and intimacy. It outlines the different types of mobile technologies including text messaging, mobile web, applications, and social media. It provides best practices for using text messaging and mobile websites effectively on a budget. Resources for low-cost SMS services, mobile website builders, and iPhone application development are recommended.
SMS (Short Message Service) is one of the oldest and most common methods of mobile communication. It allows sending of short (160 character) text messages between mobile devices. The first SMS message was sent in 1992. By the 2000s, the average number of texts sent per month increased dramatically to 35 per person in the US. While SMS was hugely popular, its use has declined in recent years with the rise of mobile messaging apps like WhatsApp that allow messaging over data networks. SMS remains an important communication method supported on major mobile technologies worldwide.
An SMS gateway sits between two SMSCs and allows users to send and receive SMS messages over telecommunications networks. It acts as a translator between different protocols, solving issues caused by networks using different standards. SMS gateways can integrate with systems through APIs and offer options like HTTP, SMPP, and FTP for connectivity. Bulk SMS software allows sending large numbers of messages from a computer to promote products or services through marketing. SMS service is a popular texting service that delivers short messages between mobile phones over cellular networks.
This document discusses the benefits of using Common Short Codes (CSCs) for mobile marketing and outreach. CSCs allow brands to connect with almost all mobile users through text messaging using a single short code across all major carriers. Some key benefits of CSCs include their universality, the large total addressable market of over 250 million US mobile users, their ability to engage audiences through a familiar medium, potential for quick return on investment, flexibility to support different media formats, and ability to be used internationally. The document argues that as cell phones become more ubiquitous globally and mobile messaging grows dramatically, CSCs represent an important opportunity for brands to connect with audiences on their mobile devices.
The document summarizes a voice messaging platform called CommSuite. It provides innovative voice messaging solutions that go beyond traditional voicemail by offering features like voice-to-text, forwarding messages to email/SMS, custom folders, reminders, multi-language support, and integration with smart assistants. The platform aims to address the needs of younger users who prefer more connectivity and options than basic voicemail.
The document discusses the use and power of SMS/text messaging in marketing and communication. It provides examples of successful SMS applications like ringtones, voting services, and alerts. It also discusses best practices for using SMS, such as keeping messages short, testing applications, and respecting privacy. Integrating SMS can reduce communication costs while allowing fast, direct feedback.
When the history of SMS begins The first text message was sent more than 28 years ago and technology has evolved the way we communicate.
Website: https://blog.talkhome.co.uk/technology/brief-history-of-sms/
The first SMS text message was sent on December 3, 1992 in the UK. Real-time charging systems allowed mobile operators to offer prepaid subscriptions, which helped SMS and mobile telephony take off. Today, over 5 trillion SMS messages are sent globally each year, and SMS remains one of the most widely used mobile services even with the rise of messaging apps.
Text messaging originated in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with the first commercial text message being sent in 1992. It allows for quick and cheap communication by limiting messages to 160 characters. While texting has become a popular form of modern communication, especially among youth, it also has some drawbacks like potential overuse and risks associated with texting while driving. Overall, the document provides a brief history of texting and discusses its role in culture as well as some pros and cons of the technology.
Here is a copy of my presentation in the Global ITPP Seoul 2008 Conference. I hope the content helps you see all teh possibilities of what can be done with SMS technology or Text messaging.
SMSVoiceIt is a SIM card application that transforms received SMS messages into voice messages that can be listened to through a mobile phone's hands-free system. This allows drivers to access SMS messages without having to look at their phone. It also helps visually impaired users and deaf people access SMS content. The application stores SMS messages on the SIM card and converts them to audio files using text-to-speech. Users can listen to messages and call senders. It also allows deaf people to send voice SMS messages to fixed lines. The application is designed to work on any mobile phone and help various groups access SMS messaging more easily.
The document discusses the growing smartphone market and the role of Symbian OS. It states that smartphones are increasing in popularity and functionality. Symbian OS has the largest market share of any smartphone operating system at around 65%. The document also provides statistics on Symbian OS phones, manufacturers, and applications that demonstrate its dominance in the smartphone market.
Mobile Message Delivery: SMS and MMS_Michael HanleySara Quinn
油
Part of the Mobile Communications Resource Center, this is one of several presentations created by Michael Hanley for Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media. All rights are reserved.
The group presentation discusses the history and features of smartphones. It notes that the first smartphone was developed in 1993 by IBM and BellSouth and introduced touchscreen and app capabilities. The presentation explains that smartphones differ from basic cell phones in that they combine phone and PDA functionality, allowing users to access the internet, apps, email and messaging. While smartphones are not artificially intelligent, the overuse of smartphones can cause social problems by reducing family time and increasing online social interactions over real-life ones.
The group presentation discusses the history and features of smartphones. It notes that the first smartphone was developed in 1993 by IBM and BellSouth and introduced touchscreen and app capabilities. The presentation explains that smartphones differ from basic cell phones in that they combine phone and PDA functionality, allowing users to access the internet, apps, email and messaging. While smartphones are not artificially intelligent, the overuse of smartphones can cause social problems by reducing family time and increasing online social interactions over real-life ones.
Movocity - Everywhere Your Customers AreEdward Niu
油
Customers are now mobile, is your business? WIth the explosion of the smartphone market, the mobile market has become the best mass media to access for businesses and organizations.
We present the trends currently occurring in the mobile industry.
Then, we review the different methods in mobile marketing which include: QR Codes, SMS Text Messaging, Mobile Websites, Mobile Apps, Social-Mobile, and Mobile Ads.
This presentation was first presented at Ad Fed in Wichita Falls, TX on April 17, 2012.
Mobile marketing enables organizations to communicate and engage with audiences through mobile devices in an interactive way. It is commonly known as wireless marketing and includes tactics like SMS messaging, which has a high open rate and engagement. Emerging technologies like near field communication (NFC) allow for contactless mobile payments and sharing of information with a simple tap, providing new opportunities for mobile marketing interactions and transactions.
At PhoneArena, we believe that mobile technology is so powerful it can help us live richer, more connected, and productive lives PhoneArena is the ultimate source for news, reviews, picks, and deals on the latest phones, tablets, wearables, and other mobile technology
SMS (Short Message Service) is one of the oldest and most common methods of mobile communication. It allows sending of short (160 character) text messages between mobile devices. The first SMS message was sent in 1992. By the 2000s, the average number of texts sent per month increased dramatically to 35 per person in the US. While SMS was hugely popular, its use has declined in recent years with the rise of mobile messaging apps like WhatsApp that allow messaging over data networks. SMS remains an important communication method supported on major mobile technologies worldwide.
An SMS gateway sits between two SMSCs and allows users to send and receive SMS messages over telecommunications networks. It acts as a translator between different protocols, solving issues caused by networks using different standards. SMS gateways can integrate with systems through APIs and offer options like HTTP, SMPP, and FTP for connectivity. Bulk SMS software allows sending large numbers of messages from a computer to promote products or services through marketing. SMS service is a popular texting service that delivers short messages between mobile phones over cellular networks.
This document discusses the benefits of using Common Short Codes (CSCs) for mobile marketing and outreach. CSCs allow brands to connect with almost all mobile users through text messaging using a single short code across all major carriers. Some key benefits of CSCs include their universality, the large total addressable market of over 250 million US mobile users, their ability to engage audiences through a familiar medium, potential for quick return on investment, flexibility to support different media formats, and ability to be used internationally. The document argues that as cell phones become more ubiquitous globally and mobile messaging grows dramatically, CSCs represent an important opportunity for brands to connect with audiences on their mobile devices.
The document summarizes a voice messaging platform called CommSuite. It provides innovative voice messaging solutions that go beyond traditional voicemail by offering features like voice-to-text, forwarding messages to email/SMS, custom folders, reminders, multi-language support, and integration with smart assistants. The platform aims to address the needs of younger users who prefer more connectivity and options than basic voicemail.
The document discusses the use and power of SMS/text messaging in marketing and communication. It provides examples of successful SMS applications like ringtones, voting services, and alerts. It also discusses best practices for using SMS, such as keeping messages short, testing applications, and respecting privacy. Integrating SMS can reduce communication costs while allowing fast, direct feedback.
When the history of SMS begins The first text message was sent more than 28 years ago and technology has evolved the way we communicate.
Website: https://blog.talkhome.co.uk/technology/brief-history-of-sms/
The first SMS text message was sent on December 3, 1992 in the UK. Real-time charging systems allowed mobile operators to offer prepaid subscriptions, which helped SMS and mobile telephony take off. Today, over 5 trillion SMS messages are sent globally each year, and SMS remains one of the most widely used mobile services even with the rise of messaging apps.
Text messaging originated in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with the first commercial text message being sent in 1992. It allows for quick and cheap communication by limiting messages to 160 characters. While texting has become a popular form of modern communication, especially among youth, it also has some drawbacks like potential overuse and risks associated with texting while driving. Overall, the document provides a brief history of texting and discusses its role in culture as well as some pros and cons of the technology.
Here is a copy of my presentation in the Global ITPP Seoul 2008 Conference. I hope the content helps you see all teh possibilities of what can be done with SMS technology or Text messaging.
SMSVoiceIt is a SIM card application that transforms received SMS messages into voice messages that can be listened to through a mobile phone's hands-free system. This allows drivers to access SMS messages without having to look at their phone. It also helps visually impaired users and deaf people access SMS content. The application stores SMS messages on the SIM card and converts them to audio files using text-to-speech. Users can listen to messages and call senders. It also allows deaf people to send voice SMS messages to fixed lines. The application is designed to work on any mobile phone and help various groups access SMS messaging more easily.
The document discusses the growing smartphone market and the role of Symbian OS. It states that smartphones are increasing in popularity and functionality. Symbian OS has the largest market share of any smartphone operating system at around 65%. The document also provides statistics on Symbian OS phones, manufacturers, and applications that demonstrate its dominance in the smartphone market.
Mobile Message Delivery: SMS and MMS_Michael HanleySara Quinn
油
Part of the Mobile Communications Resource Center, this is one of several presentations created by Michael Hanley for Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media. All rights are reserved.
The group presentation discusses the history and features of smartphones. It notes that the first smartphone was developed in 1993 by IBM and BellSouth and introduced touchscreen and app capabilities. The presentation explains that smartphones differ from basic cell phones in that they combine phone and PDA functionality, allowing users to access the internet, apps, email and messaging. While smartphones are not artificially intelligent, the overuse of smartphones can cause social problems by reducing family time and increasing online social interactions over real-life ones.
The group presentation discusses the history and features of smartphones. It notes that the first smartphone was developed in 1993 by IBM and BellSouth and introduced touchscreen and app capabilities. The presentation explains that smartphones differ from basic cell phones in that they combine phone and PDA functionality, allowing users to access the internet, apps, email and messaging. While smartphones are not artificially intelligent, the overuse of smartphones can cause social problems by reducing family time and increasing online social interactions over real-life ones.
Movocity - Everywhere Your Customers AreEdward Niu
油
Customers are now mobile, is your business? WIth the explosion of the smartphone market, the mobile market has become the best mass media to access for businesses and organizations.
We present the trends currently occurring in the mobile industry.
Then, we review the different methods in mobile marketing which include: QR Codes, SMS Text Messaging, Mobile Websites, Mobile Apps, Social-Mobile, and Mobile Ads.
This presentation was first presented at Ad Fed in Wichita Falls, TX on April 17, 2012.
Mobile marketing enables organizations to communicate and engage with audiences through mobile devices in an interactive way. It is commonly known as wireless marketing and includes tactics like SMS messaging, which has a high open rate and engagement. Emerging technologies like near field communication (NFC) allow for contactless mobile payments and sharing of information with a simple tap, providing new opportunities for mobile marketing interactions and transactions.
At PhoneArena, we believe that mobile technology is so powerful it can help us live richer, more connected, and productive lives PhoneArena is the ultimate source for news, reviews, picks, and deals on the latest phones, tablets, wearables, and other mobile technology
1. Build your kind of business
Communication made effortless
Our SMS Assistant automates
the sending, receiving and
replying of any inquiries made in
natural language
Our SMS
Assistant
saves time
and money
Our SMS
Assistant
improves
customer
satisfaction
Our SMS
Assistant
works with all
phones and
softwares
2. Let your fingers Jessicas case
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SMS
In this day and age, one can subscribe to all manner of text messaging
services. From medication reminders and weather alerts to news
headlines, sports scores and even novels broken into 160-character ASSISTANT
chapters - there is huge demand for this convenient channel of
communication. Internet search engines such as Yahoo! and Google
now have short messaging services that enable users to get driving
directions, movie times, or local business listings just by texting a
query to the search engines phone number. Social networking services
such as Dodgeball even use SMS to alert people who live in big cities
when their friends are nearby. The possibilities for integrating SMS into
lifestyle and business are just about limitless.
Since its inception in late 1980, the short message service (SMS) has Do u have new Android
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taken the world by storm. Today, SMS is used to communicate anything
from teenage flirting to corporate advertising. In fact over 5 trillion Hi! We have the following Android
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messages were sent in 2010 and this number is expected to rise to 8.7 Samsung, Sony Ericsson, LG and
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and Galaxy S.
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your current subscription plan.
SMS text messaging is fully compatible with all languages supported
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Besides text, SMS messages can also carry binary data making it
possible to send ringtones, pictures, operator logos, wallpapers,
animations, business cards (e.g. VCards) and WAP configurations to a
mobile phone via SMS messages.
One major advantage of SMS is that it is supported by 100% GSM mobile Jessica has seen advertisement from her
phones. Almost all subscription plans provided by wireless carriers mobile provider in the local newspaper on
include inexpensive SMS messaging service. Unlike SMS, mobile her way to work. Her mobile is already old
and she has heard from her friends that
technologies such as WAP and mobile Java are not supported on many android phones are nice and worthwhile
old mobile phone models and often carry additional subscriber costs. having, especially for social networking
and different apps.
Consumers all over the world have come to rely on their mobile phone as
Jessica can find out all the information she
an essential communications tool. They personalize it, take it everywhere needs to make a buying decision - directly
they go, and many cannot imagine living without it. from our SMS Assistant! As a result she
feels empowered and privileged as a
customer.
SMS Assistant attends to her desires
instantly, without the need for human
intervention. And the CFO is not jumping
When one develops a habit as a child its through the roof because of the high cost
of retail outlets and contact centres
likely one will carry it into adulthood
3. People
aged 12 - 45
send 60% more text
messages than make 7 key reasons to
voice calls
deploy SMS Assistant
Teens send
on average
one SMS message 1 SMS messages can be sent, read and replied to at any time
every 10 minutes
2 SMS messages can be sent to an offline mobile phone
Global SMS traffic
is expected to 3 SMS messaging is not intrusive
increase to 8.7 trillion
messages from 5
trillion in 2010
4 100% of GSM mobile phones support SMS messages
Almost 5 Two-way SMS messages allows customers to reply to messages
2.5 billion
people are 6 Billing systems allow charging for the services we provide
subscribed to SMS
text messaging 7 Unique natural language processing tool makes communication easy
services
There are at GP
least twice
as many active MOBILE
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GATEWAY
PROVIDER
MOBILE
OPERATOR 1
SMS users as
active email users BU
On average MOBILE BUSINESS MOBILE
USER 1 USER OPERATOR 2
text messages
are read within 4
minutes compared to
48 hours with email MOBILE SMS MOBILE
USER 1 ASSISTANT OPERATOR 3
... ...
The ability
to send text
messages was
the primary reason
given by teens for
getting a mobile
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4. SMS Assistant presents your organization with
a unique opportunity to automate customer
communication via the SMS channel
How do we do it? We help build a unique Knowledgebase for your business. We
provide the application that enables user inputs to be read and responded to. You
just tell us what content you want to deliver. Once installed, we provide a user
friendly dashboard system, enabling you to introduce and update new content as
required, or you can simply ask us to do this for you. Once your knowledgebase
is in place, we connect it with your telecom providers gateway. After that and
few rounds of SMS tests you are ready to launch your new business initiative.
Of course all dialogs are carefully stored by our analytical tool, which enables you
Our value
to track all necessary quantitative and qualitative results. Based on this analysis, proposition
it will be easy for you to change, add or delete some knowledge. With time you
can encompass more and more knowledge and your SMS assistants capabilities Statistically 80% of
will grow far beyond your current expectations. And of course, you can always
rely on our expertise and guidance to help you along the way.
inquiries are related
to high volume,
repetitive inquiries
SMS Assistant
automates high
volume, repetitive
inquiries freeing up
1 Control Dashboard helps you with three main
activities; knowledgebase management, user
management and system parameter integration.
your resources
Knowledgebase data is built and structured
in elements or fields; Issue, Header, Input and
Output. Outputs and inputs can be independent
or connected, as is required to provide logical Allowing your manual
multi-step responses
support effort to
concentrate servicing
more complex issues
Increasing revenue
2 Control Dashboard enables organizations to
streamline knowledge and reporting data,
opportunities
helping to facilitating sales, customer care, or
any other relevant processes by bringing critical
information forward. In addition, to making
this information available up front, Control
Reducing
Dashboard provides the capability to drill down
specific locations within the knowledgebase, support costs
while simultaneously providing navigation to all
other areas. Administrators also have the ability
to click through to specific records and change
them accordingly in real time AND enhancing the
customer experience
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Jumeirah Lake Towers, Dubai, UAE
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