texts we love

Discover how the best

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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Catbird makes it easy for their customers to find the perfect present with a curated Mother's Day Gift Shop on their website. They promote product discovery on the page with filters that people can use to browse specific items or collections (e.g., Most Gifted, Under $300). And by "opening" the shop a few weeks in advance, Catbird makes sure their customers have plenty of time to place their orders, so their gifts arrive on time or before Mother’s Day.

Catbird
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Boot Barn used their SMS channel to stand out during the busy holiday shopping season by offering same-day delivery and personalized gift wrapping. Their engaged subscribers appreciated the help with finding last-minute gifts and making them more meaningful, allowing Boot Barn to increase brand loyalty and holiday revenue.

Boot Barn
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Families are looking for ways to save money on back-to-school supplies. This includes tasty, healthy snacks for lunch or to eat at home after school. Bobo’s offered subscribers a BOGO 50% off deal that both saved them money and stocked the pantry.

Bobo's
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BEIS, a brand known for its travel accessories, came up with a smart strategy for their countdown timer sign-up unit. In addition to receiving exclusive sale alerts for the upcoming Black Friday, new subscribers also received a 15% discount on their first purchase. This move is likely to result in recurring purchases and an overall boost in customer lifetime value for BEIS.

BEIS
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Baked by Melissa wasn’t just celebrating Pride by offering limited-edition cupcakes, but they were also donating 10% of net proceeds from those sales to The NYC LGBT Community Center. By eating these delicious cupcakes, subscribers could help give back to the community.

Baked By Melissa
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Beauty brand Youth to the People sent this SMS message to kick off Pride Month by supporting and educating their community. They shared an educational resource, a glossary of LGBTQIA+ terms, to help subscribers learn about words they might come across during Pride celebrations. Their non-promotional message is one of knowledge and love.

Youth to the People
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Winky Lux takes advantage of Attentive Concierge™ to build custom subscriber experiences. Since the subscriber may be used to impersonal, standardized responses from other brands’ website chat bots, this human-to-human conversation was a delightful surprise. The brand was then able to help guide their shopping experience by sharing a product recommendation and answering the subscriber’s question.

Winky Lux
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Urban Outfitters drives SMS list opt-ins with Attentive’s “two-tap” sign-up flow on their mobile website. Providing new subscribers with the chance to win $500 is an exciting incentive to prompt them to sign-up without offering a direct discount.

Urban Outfitters
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Three Spirit introduces new subscribers to their SMS channel’s many perks in their welcome journey. The brand uses Two-Way Journeys™ to let new subscribers customize their SMS experience by replying with a keyword aligned with their interest—like product education, social media, and 1:1 support with Attentive Concierge™.

Three Spirit

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