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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:
Tarte greeted Cyber Monday shoppers with an SMS sign-up form letting them know about their 40% sitewide promotion. Rather than giving new subscribers an additional discount on top of their existing sale, Tarte encouraged them to opt in to get text messages about future launches and promotions.
Tarte
Why We Love It:
Slowtide understood that the holidays are a sensitive time for some. To honor this, they offered the option to opt out of seasonal campaigns and content. The brand prompted subscribers to reply “PAUSE” if they wanted to be excluded. This two-way flow helped Slowtide show they're committed to delivering the best and most comfortable experience for each subscriber.
Slowtide
Why We Love It:
Shoney’s drove traffic to their restaurants by promoting the Mother’s Day Food Bar to their engaged SMS subscribers. They delighted subscribers with the free pie incentive, building excitement with a mouthwatering graphic. This experiential promotion stood out and inspired subscribers to spend time and enjoy a special treat with the moms in their lives.
Shoney's
Why We Love It:
Schoolhouse led subscribers through a quick conversational journey to find the perfect gift guide based on who they were shopping for (themselves or a friend). After answering a couple of questions, Schoolhouse shared a curated list of ideas—from quilts and clocks, to hosting bestsellers.
Schoolhouse
Why We Love It:
Olive & June updated their cart abandonment reminder to include their Cyber Week 25% off discount. Even though the brand didn’t offer an additional discount, reminding subscribers of their sale, and that their “next mani is waiting” was a compelling way to convert these high intent shoppers who just needed a little nudge to complete their purchase.
Olive & June
Why We Love It:
Instead of texting subscribers to shop, bite-sized snack brand Muddy Bites focused on building engagement. The brand sent the text from their Co-Founder, Jarod Steffes, thanking subscribers for their support and encouraging them to reply back.
Muddy Bites
Why We Love It:
Magic Spoon treated their subscribers like VIPs by sharing first dibs on their Black Friday deal. Subscribers could get a free box of cereal with any order. Instead of having to manually type in a discount code to get their gift, their offer would automatically be applied to their cart.
Magic Spoon
Why We Love It:
Little Sleepies teased email subscribers with early access to Black Friday deals if they signed up for text messages. This is a perfect example of using email to promote SMS, since the brand was only giving their “text fam” early access to the sale. The email CTA button linked to a dedicated landing page, where shoppers could easily sign up for texts.
Little Sleepies
Why We Love It:
In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, Hero Cosmetics launched their limited-edition product kit collab with Polynesian artist, Shar Tuiasoa. Their product image showcased the beautiful design while also clarifying the sale details. The timely messaging (“limited time”) and code-less link prompted subscribers to “snag” the item for themselves.
Hero Cosmetics
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