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How to make your mobile marketing more effective

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Mobile marketing has become the hot new way, for businesses to connect with their customers on the go. They can literally reach out and send the information they want their customers to know, right into their hands. But what happens before that is the result? Businesses, who want to capitalize on mobile marketing, would do well to prepare. Here is what you need to know about how to make your mobile marketing more effective-

You may think that you are prepared to get your online business blog into the hands of your mobile marketing user. You may even think that you your web site are user friendly enough to make the jump to mobile marketing. You may have even taken the actions needed in order to convert your mobile users onto your email list. If you have done this you may think that you are ready to go with large scale mobile marketing. It seems ready to go until your first mobile user get an email or links, or even a copy of your blog onto their mobile device and it all goes terribly wrong. If the message is squished onto the screen, the links don't work and it's just too hard to read, your mobile user will most likely just hit the delete key.While mobile marketing is the hot marketing method right now, by following some of these tips, you an make your mobile marketing even hotter-
- Add a version of every message in plain text-No matter how complicated your mobile message is you may want to include a plain text version, just in case. Remember, this is technology that is still growing and changing, so you need to cover yourself and make sure, that your customers are receiving the information you want them to have, not matter what format you choose to send them. In addition, this will help to eliminate any potential issues for those mobile users with devices that do not support HTML. The bottom line is that any good mobile marketing service should be able to do this, so if yours doesn't move on to someone else.
- Make sure your links are clear-If you adding links that you want your mobile users to click on, they you need to make sure that they are clear and stand out. These links can be vitally important, for getting your mobile users back to your site, so you need to make sure that they are easy to see, and most importantly work every time. Remember, that you mobile user is in a hurry and it is doubtful that they will take the time to mess around with your message. If you keep your links clear and easy to see, then even in a small space, your mobile user is far more likely to use. The bottom line is that mo matter what-keep it easy.
- Is your message easy to understand-While your mobile message can seem easy and clear when you are planning it out, you need to keep in mind, that things change quickly, when it is being read off a tiny screen. When you couple this with the fact that mobile users will spend less time on their device, along with the fact that they are on the go, this means that whatever mobile message you are sending has to communicate what you want to say, quickly, easy and effectively. If you fail to do this your mobile users will soon be blocking or deleting you. You want to let your mobile users know within the first few words what you want them to do, whether it is click on something, go to a website, purchase etc. If you can't communicate this right away and in a small space, then mobile marketing may not be the right marketing method, for you.

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