The latest statistics show that people are 90% more likely to answer your text vs your phone call (even if they see your call coming in, they will let it go to voice mail, then will text you back "Hey, what's up?" Let's face it we live in an era where Twitter drives our communication to be within 140 characters and Snap Chat is instantaneous.
In an article posted by Mobile Commons in 2014: When people think about mobile marketing, millennials and young people immediately comes to mind. However, a recent Nielsen study shows that people aged 45-64 are actually the fastest growing demographic on the mobile frontier. Baby boomer’s mobile usage is, well, booming. Within the next 5 years, baby boomers are projected to hold 70% of US disposable income and buy 49% of total consumer-packaged goods. So why should your company use mobile to engage this group of growing consumers?
• By 2015, people aged 50 and older will represent 45% of the U.S. population. • 81% of baby boomers own a mobile phone, and 85% use it for text messaging. • People aged 55-64 send and receive an average of 80 text messages per month, and senior citizens 65+ average at 32 text messages per month! Companies who want to stay competitive need to develop a mobile strategy that fits in with this valuable demographics’ needs and text messaging is the number one way to bridge the gap.
Mobile connects boomers to the world around them, offers them the services and convenience that they want, and drives more sales. It’s become the premiere marketing choice for companies dedicated to staying on the cutting edge of communication—are you one of them?""
Text Message is the Best Way to Get Boomers to Take Action
A text call to action during a TV commercial can generate 325% more action than a web call to action
A text call to action can drive 25-30 times more action than email and social media
Interesting days
Today - Book Lovers Day and Rice Pudding Day
Tomorrow - Skyscraper Appreciation Day, Duran Duran Appreciation Day, Lazy Day, S'mores Day and World Lion Day
Next Tuesday - Mail Order Catalog Day and Bad Poetry Day
September 9 - Wonderful Weirdos Day and Hug Your Boss Day I have a really good boss, but I've never met her so it might be strange if I flew up to Seattle just to hug her! And Ben says that every day should be Teddy Bear Day
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