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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Victoria’s Secret used SMS to bridge the gap between digital and physical by texting subscribers and telling them about an in-store exclusive offer. Not only could subscribers save on select beauty items, they’d also get a buy two get one free deal by going to their nearest store. Not only would this drive foot traffic to their stores, but chances are this deal increased AOV as customers browsed inventory in person.

Victoria's Secret
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Footwear brand Vintage Foundry Co inspired their SMS subscribers’ Halloween purchases with a costume recommendation. By just seeing the style options next to The Joker in the included GIF, the customers can visualize themselves in the full costume. The early Halloween campaign reminded subscribers to start planning their costume—and where they can find the perfect discounted footwear to complete it.

Vintage Foundry Co
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Uncommon Goods sends triggered price drop messages to subscribers when items they’ve browsed or added to cart recently go on sale. By using SMS to share the “BEST” news, their subscribers can grab the items at a lower price (and before they’re gone) right from their phones.

Uncommon Goods
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True Religion used segmentation in their Labor Day strategy to target subscribers who recently added an item to their cart. By pairing the cart abandonment message with their sitewide Labor Day sale, True Religion incentivized these high-intent subscribers to shop without having to offer additional discounts.

True Religion
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Country artist Tim McGraw used text messaging to promote his new MCGRAW MACHINE HITS and an offer to pre-order to get an instant download of one of his new tracks. As a personal channel, text messaging provides an effective way for artists to directly engage with their biggest fans while also driving sales.

Tim McGraw
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Back-to-school isn't just about students. It's also time for teachers to shop for essentials. The Happy Planner used SMS marketing to announce a new collection with a 25% off sitewide sale, reminding subscribers that they’ll save more when they buy more.

The Happy Planner
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The Frye Company used a countdown timer sign-unit to let website visitors know their Semi-Annual Sale Event was coming up. If you were a new subscriber, you’d be alerted to shop the sale and save an additional 10% on your first purchase.

The Frye Company
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Splendid built anticipation for their collaboration with Mary Lawless Lee by letting potential subscribers know they’d get notified as soon as it dropped if they subscribed to SMS. Existing subscribers could text Splendid with the keyword MARY to be added to the waitlist. This strategy grew brand awareness by tapping into the collaborator’s audience to scale the brand’s owned SMS channel.

Splendid
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WeWoreWhat texted subscribers encouraging them to shop their latest “good mood” accessories. They included a GIF that showcased some of their accessories. This is an effective example of an engaging text message that does not include a discount but still drives revenue.

WeWoreWhat

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