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Golf Text Marketing Via SMS

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With Mobile Marketing, your options are as open as your imagination:

· Tee Time/ Event Reminders and Updates

· Food & Beverage Specials/ Happy Hour Deals

· Merchandise Sales/ Closeout Deals

· Junior Golf/ Clinic Information and Reminders

· Frost Delays/ Maintenance Closures

· Contests and Giveaways

· Tournament Updates

· Employee Updates and Scheduling

Ideas for Golf SMS

· Begin your message with “Show Your Phone” this lets the recipient know how to “Redeem” their offer. This might also get people in the Pro Shop at the time to inquire as to how they can get he same offers.

· Set a time frame on your offers – This Thursday Afternoon Only – or Happy Hour Range Balls Free from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM the week of April 20-24, 2009. The message requires action with set limits.

· Promote this as a VIP Service, be sure your customers know that only the “Club Mobile” will be getting some of these offers.

· Fill empty tee times. For example, a two-some books a time slot. You can send out an email to your list offering a half-price slot discount a day before to fill the remainder of the time slot.

· Have your employees remind golfers about Club Mobile. If you have a lunch special, have your servers tell golfers about it BEFORE they order. This will make customers feel good about the Broadmoor, and grow your database all at the same time.

· Have Dead Times? Send out coupons and specials to your database to help fill these times with paying customers.

· DON’T GIVE AWAY THE HOUSE! You want to encourage people to sign up and therefore make you more money.

· Try a Contest. Once you have collected the entries, you text the winner the winning coupon, to redeem at the Club House.

Golf Text Marketing Via SMS

Written by mattfraser

April 8, 2009 at 6:18 pm

The Top 5 Reasons for having a mobile marketing presence

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So, you have been thinking about doing something with mobile (SMS,MMS, .MOBI) but you are still on the fence as to whether you should or not. Here are the 5 most compelling reasons you should be doing something mobile.

1. There are 4.1 Billion cell phone users in the world. This is an amazing audience.

2. The SmartPhone has replaced the computer, and has become the basis for most communication and interaction. Most households have forgone a land line from the local telephone company because they have no need for it.

3. We have become a society of instant gratification. The cellphone has become the conductor for this overwhelming need. If you want to, you can use your web enabled cell phone to find a public restroom. How cool is that?

4. A marketing email will get opened less than 2% of the time while a marketing text message gets opened more than 92% of the time. I know, email used to have the same stats when it first came on the scene. And, mobile may go this same way, but for now it’s a power house for marketing. And at the time of this post, I have yet to find a single person who will not read a text message. I don’t know where the other 8% are.

5. At this time, mobile marketing is relatively inexpensive. For example, if you want to send out a text message to loyal customers who have opted to receive your marketing campaign, you can send 100 people 4 messages a month for about $500.00. With this you get the ability to create reports, track dead numbers and see your opened stats. If this creates $50,000 in revenue for the year, your investment is only .01%! Can you think of a better marketing value? As far as I am concerned, there should be no reason for you not to go mobile. The world of mobile is gearing up to only get bigger and the carriers are in the process of developing their networks to handle the increase in traffic. Mobile is here.

Written by dansmobile

April 8, 2009 at 5:56 pm

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