Tier5 Partnership Program - The Ultimate Software Program

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Wouldn't that be like an Affiliate Marketers Dream?
Here's what you get as a Tier5 Jr. Partner

✅ Access to all current and future Tier5 Software, there are 12 in the market right now, and 30+ full time software engineers on staff.

✅ Agency Accounts. Get 25 accounts on all Tier5 Software, sell at the price you want and keep 100% of the revenue you generate


✅ Advanced training – Tier5 will provide advanced training in using the software, automation, chatbots, affiliate marketing, and many other things.

✅ Networking opportunity. Network with the guys you see in the videos, and many more Tier5 Partners.

Does that sound like “The Ultimate Affiliate Business Program”?
How much is it? $97/month
What can the software do?
Generate Leads
Increase Conversion
Collect Payment
Ringless Voicemail
2 way calling
IVR's (press 1 campaigns)
SMS Marketing
SMS Chatbots
Email Autoresponder
Drip Campaign

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Getting Started with SMS Marketing

 Did you know that SMS marketing can have up to eight times higher response rates than email marketing? With statistics like this it’s clearly an avenue that should not be dismissed but how do you get started with SMS? Take a look at some of our tips to getting started…

Data and Consent

When considering SMS marketing majority of Marketers check their data lists and soon realise that they haven’t got as many mobile numbers as they would have hoped. Additionally, of the numbers they do have, they haven’t actually gained the explicit consent to communicate with them via SMS.
So how do you get started with SMS without this consent and data? Step one is to harness the data you already have. Your opted-in email list should be a priority as you can target these subscribers by sending them an exclusive offer and request their mobile number and consent to contact them via SMS marketing. In return for these details, you could offer them special discounts and deals.
Creating a workflow would be a useful way of addressing these subscribers as you can continue to target users who haven’t signed up right up until the deadline that you set.
Additionally harnessing your social media following is another way you can build this offer. Using targeted ads and organic posts, you can quickly share your special sign up offers and grow your SMS as well as your email list. You can use email as the starting point for confirmation to the offers, and then when an offer is live, send your SMS to all of the relevant consent gained contacts.

Valuable Content

As with all marketing collateral, the content included needs to be valuable to its recipients. This is very important with SMS messages as they are clearly a lot shorter than most other marketing channels so planning and prioritising what you are going to say is key.
Conduct market research into your target audience to see what information will be most valuable to them. Sending non-targeted content or lengthy messages can result in subscribers being charged, confused or annoyed.
Popular SMS content includes:

Offers and discounts

Reminders

Tips and hints

Transactional messages

Timing

With people taking their mobile phones everywhere with them and open rates of 98% it can be tempting to send subscribers an influx of messages however, timing is key. The majority of users will open a text message within 3 minutes so this is perfect timing for sending messages alerting of limited time offers or flash sales that are relevant to them.
The send of SMS messages should also be kept to a maximum of one to two per week, any more than this and you will probably see your list of unsubscribers grow. People still see SMS messaging as quite personal – between friends, family or colleagues and too much of that oh-yay-I-have-a-text-oh-actually-it’s-just-another-marketing-message feeling can lead to unsubscribes.

Find out more about how you can use SMS as part of your email marketing strategy.



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Running a Successful SMS Campaign Supported By Email

 It’s no secret that we love email, we even have it in our name, but did you know we have recently started to really fall for SMS campaigns too? Read on to find out how you can use an SMS campaign within your business to support your email marketing.

After adding the SMS functionality into Maxemail and with our latest update improving the way it handles replies, this week I thought I would look at different ways that you can use an SMS campaign within your business and how you can support that with your emails.

SMS is generally a more expensive solution in comparison to email, so it’s important that you have a sound strategy for how you are going to use it within your business. Arguably SMS will not work for every business, I mean would you really want to be contacted by your local corner shop via SMS to let you know that a new delivery of milk has been made? I know I certainly wouldn’t.

Another key part of using SMS is gaining your customer’s explicit permission to contact them this way as you don’t want to be getting on their wrong side. Be aware that having them provide you with their mobile number does not permit you to send them SMS marketing. The best practice for this is to make it very clear when requesting their details and provide an SMS opt-in tick box.

What types of campaigns could you be running?

As I look through my own texts it’s clear that most businesses follow the same kind of suit with SMS messaging by sending reminders. Reminders for appointments, offers, and reminders that I need to collect my kids from school, wait, no that last one is from my wife! It’s clear that the SMS trend is being heavily used as a reminder tool.

If I look deeper into these SMS messages most of them, especially the appointments, are also confirmed via email either the day or day before I get an SMS message. SMS is generally the final reminder sent to recipients as 98% of the time it will be opened* and read.

SMS campaigns need to be highly targeted and very relevant to the recipient. You are using a channel that is predominantly used by friends and family to communicate with each other, so keep this in mind, don’t just send out messages to your whole database.

Retailers could use SMS in a number of ways; alerting of a new store opening near them, a relevant sale or even an SMS on the day of delivery to say you hope they like their new purchase and maybe include an offer code for their next one.

The reminder model works really well for the travel business, using it to remind your travelers of key travel information or to book insurance, hire cars, excursions, etc.

Finance, Insurance and Service/MOT businesses can also send renewal reminders to their customers along with pre and post-sale information.

There are countless options available to you and these are just a few ideas of how you can use SMS. Take time to look at your whole process and decide which areas would benefit from SMS the most and how it will work. Looking specifically at the customer journey you will be able to identify where SMS will be a useful resource and where it will not.

To find out how easy it is to start an SMS campaign, check out our new feature here.

* http://www.business2community.com/digital-marketing/sms-versus-email-marketing-0957139#!bth7SG#bgEzjfBYHzS6AggX.97

 

 

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