Personalize your messages. Use the subscriber's name and make sure the platform you use can inset the person's inputted information into the message. Having personalized messages helps improve your relationship with your customers. You have only 160 characters and the person's name is included, no matter the length. Try keeping your messages short when you personalize them.
Mobile marketers should be mindful of the importance of aiding existing customers in sharing their subscriber status with their friends and acquaintances. Be sure to encourage customers to pass text offers onto others, and you will immediately have the power to expand your reach beyond the customer base you already had.
Stay away from caps lock, unless you are giving a call to action. Using caps lock at any other time during a message can come across as if you are yelling at someone, and no one likes to be yelled at. Stay polite and calm by only using caps lock if necessary.
Short and sweet is an important key when it comes to appealing to all of your consumers. They need to be able to understand and absorb your message in that brief period.
Even if someone subscribes to your messages, they may still want to unsubscribe for whatever reasons, so make it easy for them to do so. In every single message that you're sending out via mobile marketing, make sure you're including an unsubscribe link so that people can opt out if they choose.
To summarize, mobile marketing provides way too many positive features to not, at least, give it a try, if you haven't already. Either way, consider the advice given here and use it to modernize or shape up your current marketing procedures. Hopefully, this helps to clear up any questions that you may have.