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Best B2b Intro: Full Sms Mobile Coupon Services
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The service is very simple, effective, and takes all the guesswork out of presenting wireless offers. Yet, being that it is still a new concept in the US, it takes some explaining. In your opinion - knowing how busy owners/managers are - does a courteous cold call, sales letter, visit from a sales rep, or some other introductory form work best to introduce this service?
A very competitive price point of only .50 cents per coupon allows just about any merchant to present a mobile coupon through their existing website for as little as $40, or pay $135 a month to be included in a nationally searchable directory which takes customers to a dedicated webpage which highlights their storefront & presents their mobile offers. How valuable is a service like this to restaurants and retailers that understand the power of Internet marketing, but are still trying to understand wireless marketing?
We thank all responders, and especially appreciate any restaurant/retail exec. feedback.