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Mobile Marketing Techniques and Strategies for Business

Mobile advertisements are proven to be very successful in marketing. If you engage action on the part of the user, like sharing or liking, the campaign will become more successful. People use social media more every day than any other form of media, and these sites are often accessed from mobile devices like phones, iPods, or tablets. If you confine your advertisements to a static environment, you miss out on the possibility of making your business mobile.

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Businesses miss out on customers if they don’t use mobile marketing techniques. I more than doubled my customers when I used mobile techniques. I told my customers they could have 10% off further items if they shared their purchases on social networks like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. I knew that most of my customers used social networking via their mobile devices, and they could engage more people via their networks rather than if I paid for an advert in a newspaper. Mobile marketing techniques and strategies for business are cheaper than old-fashioned marketing techniques. You might be wondering, “What exactly is mobile marketing?” Here are some examples.

What is Mobile Marketing?

Banners – When you access a website on your mobile device, there are often banners on the top or the bottom of the site. It is a standard banner; you can click it to take you to the consumer website.

Text Messages – This is when a company sends a text message to your mobile phone, giving you a discount in a store or an online store. Be aware that even though this can be used as a marketing method, many people are often angry when they receive a text message when they haven’t specifically signed up for the service. When I get a text message from a company I haven’t specifically asked for, I usually delete it without reading it.

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Location-Based Advertising – This is done using GPS technology inside your mobile device. This is where an advert or a special offer will pop up on your mobile device when you are in the area where the business is located. This is similar to the way Apple uses reminders in Siri on the iPhone 5. For example, you can ask Siri to remind you to buy an item while walking past the shop.

Barcodes – These are the barcodes you sometimes see on adverts at bus stops or even on items themselves. You can scan these barcodes on your smartphone using an app like ScanLife, which is available on the iPhone, and you are taken to the website or a special offer. This is my preferred mobile marketing method because it is proactive on the user’s side. The user chooses to see the advertisement rather than being bombarded with messages.

Messages are critical. You will not have a new customer if you can’t grab your customer’s attention in a few words on a mobile device.

Mobile Apps: There are many relatively inexpensive ways to build mobile apps that do not cost more than 100-150 dollars. I recently experimented with purchasing a gig on Fiverr.com. For 5$, I could not pass up the opportunity to see what this mobile app would look like. It turned out to be a static informational mobile app. It’s not in the market right now because I didn’t have the extra $50 it would take to customize it with my brand or the 50$ it was going to take to put it on the market for download. However, this is an inexpensive way to get your name in the market. You could even make it available for download on your blog so people would get push notifications when you publish a new article to your blog. Experiment with it. Your customers pay for the app with a tweet from sites such as paywithatweet.com, allowing you to pay with a Facebook post. There is only one way to know if it will work. If it doesn’t work and your analytics don’t reflect any downloads over six months, stop the campaign and try something different.

Remember a few things while planning your mobile marketing campaign, especially if you’re running a brick-and-mortar business with one location. Advertising to people 500 miles away probably isn’t help your business. Make sure that you’re marketing locally. On the other hand, if you’re an internet business, it doesn’t matter where your advertising is. Your customers can find you via the Internet. These are just some simple methods available in mobile marketing.

You can always hire a mobile marketing company if your budget allows. This is the easiest way to do mobile marketing. If you’re going to do it yourself, make sure you plan it first. Do your research. Buy a “DIY” mobile marketing book. If you don’t, you will shoot unthinkingly in the dark at anything that looks good and not ends up where you want to be. Set your goals and work one step at a time to get there.

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