Bulk SMS campaigns that are not spam
In a landmark case in Australian this week, the Federal Court in Brisbane charged 2 companies and 3 individuals with a total of $15.75 million in penalties for contravening the Spam Act of 2003.
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Read MoreIn a landmark case in Australian this week, the Federal Court in Brisbane charged 2 companies and 3 individuals with a total of $15.75 million in penalties for contravening the Spam Act of 2003.
SMPP, or Short Message Peer-to-Peer, is an open message transfer protocol that allows for the wholesale exchange of texts between both SMEs (Short Message Entities) and ESMEs (External Short Message Entities) on the one side..
Bulk SMS are used in a variety of ways by Australian marketers. A great tool for customer retention and acquisition campaigns, bulk SMS can also be used to directly generate sales…
Last week we talked about the advantages of using bulk SMS in your marketing campaigns, this week, we look at how to set up your campaign and the vital steps that you need to undertake before pressing ‘send’ and reaching out to the world.
Due to the global economic decline, marketing has never been so important, and bulk SMS messages are the easiest and most affordable way to get your important message out there.
SMPP, Short Message Peer-to-Peer Protocol, is used to exchange SMS messages between short message service centres (SMSC) and external short messaging entities.
You are not alone if you have never heard of SMPP or Short Message Peer-to-Peer Protocol.
Incorporating two-way SMS messaging into the logistics and customer service processes of Australia Post will make all of our lives a little easier.
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