#mms marketing

[in-app-messages]

How to Turn App Visitors into Subscribers

Using an app as a marketing tool is one of the best ways to gain traction in today’s digital economy. Through an app, your brand can take advantage of always-on push messaging, and you can also use your app to turn visitors into subscribers.

The way to do this varies from brand to brand, but by and large, you want to use your app to create an ecosystem through which consumers interact with your business. Your app is the hook that draws consumers into this ecosystem, and through your app and its features, you create a reason for consumers to subscribe to notifications and updates, email newsletters, and other forms of communication. In turn, these conversions present opportunities to gain more business.

Supporting Your App Through Messaging

You can also bolster your efforts by using messaging for media. Using MMS messaging in conjunction with your app, you have greater opportunities to provide interactive content. Messaging for media utilizes the power of pictures and video to convey concepts, and media messaging is also great for supporting the branding ecosystem your company is trying to create.

If you use MMS messaging to support your app, keep file sizes at the front of your mind. You don’t want to try to send large picture and video files since these can take longer to go through. Depending on a user’s wireless carrier, some large files may not go through at all.

Present Engagement Opportunities

Your app also needs to present engagement opportunities. App users should not feel like using your brand’s app is a one-way street. Consider setting up some type of live chat function to allow for instant communication if a user has questions or comments about a product or service your company provides. You can also consider using a programmed AI chatbot to answer questions 24 hours a day.

The goal is to keep users engaged with your app instead of treating it like an afterthought. You also want to give users a reason to share your app or their experiences with it, so you get more downloads. As your app spreads, so do the opportunities for converting users into subscribers.

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[simphic]

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Our happily engaged queerz ignoring everything except each other (1/2)

[sk-yay-sk]

I don't like any of the maps I've seen for HTTYD so i'm playing a puzzle game w all the locations. This is the 3rd version so far

[b-a-pigeon]

✨Taker of the Third Path is now on Kickstarter! ✨

A bittersweet love story. Directed by the voice on the wind he calls god, Linmiru awaits an encounter prophesied to change the world.

Fell A. Marsh (@fellamarsh) is raising funds to publish their upcoming queer fantasy romance novel! Check it out on Kickstarter to download a free four-chapter preview, learn more about the book, and read about the fun exclusive rewards you can get for supporting it 🖤

[the-peak-tmnt]

Putting the finishing touches on Shredder’s origin story for my Mutant Mayhem fic!

I know you guys came the turtle angst, but hope you stay for an abridged history of the Japanese postwar economic miracle and subsequent domination of the global consumer electronics market leading to a staggering amount of corporate Japanese investment in American real estate during the 1980s including "trophy" properties in New York City

[israelcastillophoto]

Chelsea Market, NYC

[ethicstownpod]

I'm going to live in the same city as Rhys for a couple months, so I'm going to start carrying around a little book, making really intense eye contact with him, then writing in it, and when he asks what I'm doing I'm gonna be like 'writing your biography?? Obviously??'

Because I definitely don't annoy him enough already from 400 miles away

[dix-a-la-proprietaire]

Five characters in search of the shade

[serabellyms]

You can always tell which people that follow you understand what working full time 40 hours a week means and which ones don’t. Lmao.

[violentdevotion]

wait do you have a fav boys character yet ?

i really like butcher but i feel like that's a basic answer and also the wrong answer. in another world id like frenchie but i can't get over how much i hate the actor. I love maeve theres never a moment she's on screen where im thinking get this woman outta here she's always entertaining to me. i like starlight but (and this is probably a bit nasty to say) there's smth a little uncanny valley about her sometimes where when she's talking im not listening but staring at her face trying to see what features throwing me off. I hate ashley but the actress played an insufferable character in jessica jones too and I really appreciate her ability to play The Most annoying woman you know.

centrist answer i like them all (except stormfront. hated her before i even knew she was a nazi. she was on insta live and i was waiting for her to explode and die) but my fave would have to be butcher bc i find im rooting for him the most and constantly justifying his actions. but sometimes karl urbans accent pisses me off. also black noir but he doesn't Do anything so it's hard to have him as a fave bc he's barely there.

[saintsolaris]

Dragon Age Summer was really just Dragon Age June

[oysterie]

complaining abt a little life under cut because ppl on ig are still obsessed w it apparently -_- shit book

like putting aside other issues w yanagihara, i do not think a little life is as worthless as other ppl make it out to be and i stand by my 2.5 star rating. like, imo you should read it as a horror story of sorts about a man who, after horrible traumatic experiences, just refuses to seek help and work on getting better and how his choice to not do those things affect his life and hurt the people around him who love him. ofc none of the things that happen are his fault yet he continues to blame himself and see himself as ruined because of these events both from his childhood and adult life. The writing itself was good, the character voices were distinct enough and descriptions were well done (though i do agree w the person who said that she should be writing travel blogs/advertisements rather then novels because there is no reason for her to go street by street in nyc; it gets egregious at times). She does a good job in slowely revealing the information abt Judes past to us in a way that is agonizingly drawn out but rarely frustratingly slow. Judes line of thought is believable and thats the main thing that she needed to do and she did it well despite how frustrating it is at times. But thats from the outside looking in ofc and its supposed to be that Jude is behind this wall out of reach from both everyone in his life and the audience and it works well. like can she make emotional moments? yes. Does that mean that they are examples of good writing? yeah no. Like, its completely egregious in its torture of this guy to the point of unbelievability. At some point she should have just said "yeah i can get the same point across while cutting this scene and that one too etc". Like, not to discount people's experiences but when writing a book thats like focused on hyperrealism present day then you need to not prioritize the torture porn over a well paced, believable story. Then on top of that its like ofc this guy went to one ivy league school adn then harvard law and also some other ivy league for a masters and ofc his whole friend group became immensly successful in each of their chosen careers etc etc like okay alright whatever. Becomes eye roll inducing at some point like i get that theyre in nyc and we see their slow rise up from barely affording their appartment to becoming rich but still was everything necessary. idk its a nitpick kinda not really. Beyond that its 13 r.easons why levels of unnecessary graphic depictions that add nothing (like im fine w gore or depictions of injury but the first time was enough not every single scene finding new metaphores and descriptions to carry). Was just drawn out like she enjoyed tortoring this guy lol. anyways bad novel it is torture porn etc but not as competely worthless as other make it but if you put it on your best books ever list youre objectively wrong and need to have a better metric for if a book was good beyond "made me sad" lmfao. also no one should read this book it sucks.

[sbbarnes]

So, why have I been using the first image and not the second to advertise Heart First? Check out my newest blog post for some thoughts about marketing romance novels.

[emiliemaria]

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[petra-creat0r]

I'll get to talking about them all eventually, but...