
Quite simply, the Sweet platform allows you to promote a text message address (known as a short code) such as the following wherever you are at:
text TDGARDEN yourname@yourdomain.com to 37619
(Go ahead and try it if you are interested - US #’s only - and the campaign is no longer active so you won't win anything)
This can be promoted at your tradeshow booth, on the big screen at a game, or on a bill-board, however you decide to promote it, and with whatever offer you want to make.
What happens next is where Eloqua gets involved. The Pedowitz Group's Sweet platform captures the inbound messages, and processes them, handling all of the data and subscription management. It then passes those messages to Eloqua as standard web form submits.
Whatever you can do with Eloqua forms or a marketing automation program, you can now do immediately when a person text messages you based on your promotion. Outbound SMS messages can be handled via the Sweet platform, or via Eloqua's SMS capabilities within a marketing automation program - whichever is appropriate.
2 comments:
Does this mean that Eloqua has sms capability out of the box?
Yes, see the post at http://eloqua.blogspot.com/2009/07/creatively-using-smstext-messages-with.html for more details. Or, feel free to get in touch with your Customer Success Manager for more details on it.
Post a Comment