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How to Start a Text Conversation (6 Steps for Business) Add a click-to-text button to your website. ... Be clear about why you're texting. ... Make your introductory text message short. ... Add the right tone to your introduction SMS. ... Give customers the option to opt-out. ... Add a text message signature to your introduction text.

Start with a greeting ? just like you would when you introduce yourself in person, say 'Hello'. Or, more specifically, say 'Hi' to reduce character count! Explain who you are ? include your name and business. You can do this via a signature at the end of your text or weave it into the content at the beginning.

How do you set up SMS marketing messages? Build a list of opt-in subscribers. Before sending customers SMS, you must get the recipient's explicit consent. ... Develop a strategy for the entire customer journey. ... Personalize your content. ... Optimize your campaigns. ... Measure and report.

6 steps to writing the best business text Step 1: Decide on your communication goal. ... Step 2: Choose a tone to communicate in, keep it friendly. ... Step 3: Introduce yourself. ... Step 4: Keep it short and clear. ... Step 5: Add relevant attachments or links. ... Step 6: Make it clear that communication is two-way.

Start with a greeting ? just like you would when you introduce yourself in person, say 'Hello'. Or, more specifically, say 'Hi' to reduce character count! Explain who you are ? include your name and business. You can do this via a signature at the end of your text or weave it into the content at the beginning.

The "Sender ID" option is used to change your SMS sending number to the name of a business. Working with a bulk SMS service provider that allows Sender ID customisation is required for this.

How to Write Professional Text Messages Your Customers Will Love Keep your length concise. People expect texts to be brief?they aren't meant to be like email. ... Communicate with customers in a casual, human voice. No one wants another stuffy corporate communication. ... Be purposeful with your send times.