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Discover how the best brands use
brands use
post-purchase
text messages to engage mobile consumers & drive revenue.
This curated collection of SMS marketing examples we love will help spark creativity and elevate your strategy
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Why We Love It:
FLOWERBX used geo-targeting to send highly relevant shipping reminders to subscribers based on their location. Two days before the shipping deadline for Valentine’s Day orders, FLOWERBX created a sense of urgency with timely messaging (“Final Call”). Since London-based customers had a later deadline, clarifying these relevant details ahead of time helped the brand avoid potential customer issues.
FLOWERBX
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Curling iron brand Beachwaver knew their Australian subscribers were celebrating Cyber Monday, so they offered 50% off the limited-edition version of their most popular curling iron. They emphasized the value of the offer, so subscribers knew exactly what kind of deal to expect.
Beachwaver
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Aurate dazzled their SMS subscribers with their 4th of July discount promotion. The cheeky copy (“fireworks don’t outshine you”) was a clever way to tie in their sparkling jewelry. Later, the brand followed up with subscribers who hadn’t purchased yet and reminded them that they only had 24 hours left to use the discount.
Aurate
Why We Love It:
Senreve invited subscribers to tune into their Instagram Live to get details from their founder Coral Chung on new arrivals and their Cyber Monday offer. Not only does this strategy drive engagement to the brand’s Instagram Live, but can help convert SMS subscribers into social followers, too.
Senreve
Why We Love It:
ReserveBar celebrated “National Gin & Tonic Day” with free shipping for their gin-loving subscriber segment. The brand targeted the collection promotion to subscribers that are most likely to purchase—those who have already browsed or purchased gin, or shared that they like gin in the brand’s conversational welcome flow—to ensure the promotion reached the most relevant audience.
ReserveBar
Why We Love It:
Jelly Belly celebrated National Jelly Bean Day with their SMS subscribers by extending the seasonal free shipping offer all weekend long. As a more niche holiday, many subscribers didn’t likely know about “NJBD” and were delighted by the surprise offer. The candy brand followed up with non-purchasers on Sunday, reminding them to take advantage of the limited-time deal.
Jelly Belly
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Apparel brand Happy Soul Sisters celebrated Small Business Saturday with subscribers by sharing 25% off sitewide. They also offered a free tank with the first 50 orders, creating a sense of urgency to shop right away and get the extra deal.
Happy Soul Sisters
Why We Love It:
Beauty brand Glamnetic used Small Business Saturday to thank their SMS subscribers by offering 40% off sitewide. The best part is that the brand removed friction from the shopping experience by using an auto-apply discount code. This meant the offer would be applied once the subscriber clicked the link in the text message, instead of having to manually enter a coupon code at checkout.
Glamnetic
Why We Love It:
Bob’s Red Mill shared a delicious 4th of July-inspired pie recipe with their SMS subscribers. The text message linked to the recipe on the brand’s website, where shoppers could easily add ingredients to their online cart. The brand’s stand-out seasonal promotion opted for a fun brand awareness play that both drove website traffic, and helped subscribers “wow” their party guests with the perfect treat.
Bob’s Red Mill
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