Holiday marketing for grocery stores: A text message plan
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Holiday hiring is here, and email isn't keeping up. Our post on seasonal staffing covers how to use SMS to reach candidates fast, keep applications simple, and fill shifts before the rush peaks. hubs.li/Q04CtZNX0
Our about page has a line we keep coming back to: the world would be better if nice people finished first. It's why we're employee-owned, privately held, and building for the next 100 years. hubs.li/Q04CtZqB0
Metropolitan Community College had student outreach scattered across departments, with staff burning hours just executing campaigns. Our new case study covers how they pulled it into one system and got that time back. hubs.li/Q04Cm7Ml0
The anatomy of a text announcement that actually gets read: name the sender first, put the key fact second, give one clear action if there is one. Under 160 characters. Our full guide walks through it. hubs.li/Q04BxL1b0
Flu shot season is here. Clinics, pharmacies, and HR teams are all working the same problem: hundreds of patients, a short window, and no appetite for another round of outbound calls. Here's how texting handles it. hubs.li/Q04zPKrb0
Sending the message is the easy part. It's the replies that pile up. Two-way texting keeps every response in a shared inbox so your team can actually keep up. hubs.li/Q04zPKbK0
Black Friday is close enough to start building your text campaigns. Our post has segmentation tips, personalization that goes past a first name, and templates you can lift for early-access and doorbuster sends. hubs.li/Q04zPJ3c0
Your text didn't get through. Was it the platform, the aggregator, the gateway, or the carrier? We mapped the full path a message takes and the four things that most often stop it. hubs.li/Q04zPJq30
Marczyk Fine Foods had one cherry pie on order. They sent a photo of it to their list. Thirty-six hours later, they had 36 pre-orders. Here's how the specialty grocer uses MMS. hubs.li/Q04zPJPK0
Replies to a broadcast rarely arrive when you're at your desk. The Text-Em-All mobile app pushes them to your phone so no one sits waiting for an answer while you're between meetings. hubs.li/Q04zjNLV0
Planning to send RCS messages? iPhone and Android show your name, profile, and links a little differently. Here's what to expect before your first send.
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Flu shot season is on. Our guide covers how clinics, pharmacies, and HR teams schedule the announcement, the planning reminder, and the day-of confirmation so patients actually show up. bit.ly/4jHhSiv
When the 6 PM reservation cancels at 5:45, a text to your subscriber list can fill the table before the hour is up. Here's how restaurants use SMS to turn last-minute gaps into revenue. bit.ly/4jHQr8g
Gas leaks don't wait for business hours, and neither should your resident alerts. Property teams use Text-Em-All to reach every tenant in minutes, from any device, without a help desk ticket. hubs.li/Q04y1XVc0
Two-way texting pays off in the reply you didn't have to chase. Shifts confirmed without a phone call. Appointments moved without three voicemails. Questions answered before they turn into support tickets. hubs.li/Q04y1Xwk0
Open enrollment season is here, and your HR team needs a comms plan that works. Our post breaks down 13 example texts across three phases: before, during, and after the deadline. hubs.li/Q04y1X7b0
Before you budget for an SMS program, it helps to see the math. Our ROI calculator takes your list size, send frequency, and average order value and gives you an estimate you can actually show a partner. hubs.li/Q04y1WXn0
Text-Em-All now works with Zapier. Trigger a text from a new CRM contact, or push inbound replies into the record automatically. Our setup guide walks through the first Zap. hubs.li/Q04xVQ070
Most SMS programs run into trouble in the same few places: vague consent language, no confirmation message, missing HELP and STOP instructions. Our best practices guide is the checklist to fix all of it. hubs.li/Q04xxWTX0
