CHANDLER, AZ, May 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) Boomtext announces that it has adopted a new name - Mobivity - and will serve its clients even better. This new brand will hereafter accompany the firm's new product and service launches, as well as give a hand in providing value added services for its clients and increase their customer base by providing extremely intuitive and self-servicing mobile messaging platform.
Mobivity began as BoomText in 2007. Today, it is a renowned name in mobile marketing with years of experience in providing cost effective SMS marketing solutions. The company caters to a large number of small to medium-sized businesses by successfully managing text message marketing campaigns. The USP of the company has been to provide tailor-made mobile marketing solutions depending on the individual needs as well as the budget of a client.
With the increase in number of smart phones and the growth of mobile marketing, many companies are providing SMS marketing solutions to their clients. For customers searching for products and services using their mobile phones, mobile marketing has been a great help as they don't have to spend time searching the traditional way. So, for clients who want to target more audience, text message marketing is the new tool that is helpful in getting more business and increasing the revenues.
Mobile marketing campaigns are an ideal solution for small and medium enterprises as they serve the purpose of information sharing as well as promotion and launch of new products and services. The clients can get short codes and keywords that will help them in managing their text message marketing campaign efficiently.
Whether the clients need opt-in databases or they need some marketing materials to promote their campaign such as coupons, text out alerts etc., the company's dedicated team can provide these advanced tools to boost their sales. With the help of highly effective tools from the company, such as on-spot coupons, many stores are able to drive more customers and increase their revenues.
The in-house experts have helped many clients to utilize all the elements of SMS marketing and achieve their business goals. With the help of efficient management of SMS marketing campaign, many clients have increased their brand value as well as return on investment (ROI). The cost effective text message marketing campaigns offered by the company can also help clients slash their advertisement costs and increase their profit margin. Many of the clients have reduced their advertisement costs by as much as ten percent.
The company offers access to different tools and techniques of mobile marketing at a very nominal monthly fee. For businesses that are new in the field of mobile marketing, the company offers a free downloadable report that shows the latest stats about mobile usage, trends in mobile marketing as well as some tips for successful mobile marketing. There is a risk free and no cost trial for the first time users who want to see how mobile marketing works.
About Mobivity
Mobivity started out as BoomText in 2007 and today continues to provide consulting services in mobile marketing. Since its inception, Mobivity has been instrumental in providing cost effective SMS marketing and text message marketing solutions. The company has been catering to the needs of large and small organizations by providing customized solutions. For more information about the products and services, please visit the website today.
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Leading Mobile Marketing Company BoomText Is Now Mobivity
With the new name, Mobivity will continue to serve and provide SMS marketing and text marketing solutions to small and medium size enterprises, giving them cost effective marketing options.
2012-05-12
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