Text 101 Thursday, February 28 SmartReply, Inc Eric Holmen, President

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Text 101 Thursday, February 28 SmartReply, Inc Eric Holmen, President. 1. Essential background on text 2. Execution building blocks. Essential background. Text = SMS Short Messaging Service. SMS = 160. WHY 160? !!!!!!!!!. Brief history. “Merry Christmas” December 3, 1992. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Texting4Health Conference Stanford University February 2008

Text 101Thursday, February 28

SmartReply, Inc Eric Holmen, President

Texting4Health Conference Stanford University February 2008

1. Essential background on

text

2. Execution building blocks

Texting4Health Conference Stanford University February 2008

Essential backgrou

nd

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Text = SMS

Short Messaging Service

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SMS = 160

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WHY 160?

!!!!!!!!!

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Brief history

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“Merry Christma

s”December 3,

1992

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2nd SMS =

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…Cheating

the system

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“store & forward”

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“best attempt”

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= no guarante

es

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Infrastructure

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Mobile-to-mobile

vs.SMS

Broadcast

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“Inter-operability”

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SS7 Protocol

“Ring”

Carriers:Verizon, T-Mobile,

AT&T, etc

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SS7 Protocol

“Ring”

Carriers:Verizon, T-Mobile,

AT&T, etc

Message Aggregators

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“Its an MO MT world out

there…”

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MO(Mobile

Originated)=inbound

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MT(Mobile

Terminated)=outbound

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The Glorious Rule of Opt-in

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BLACKLIST

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How to Execute an SMS program

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3? UR 2 ask

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Answer the question:

“How can I help people

do what they want to do better with mobile?”

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Answer the question:

“How will I gain opt-in to

my program?”

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Answer the question:

“How will I measure results?”

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Short Code

Opt-in Plan

Value Proposition

MO & MT messages

Channel Integrations

IVR or Call Center Plan

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Buy or build.

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Secure a “short code”(Jargon = “CSC”)

Short Code

Value Proposition

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“6 to 8 weeks”= 12 weeks

Cost…vanity = $1500/mo

…random = $500/mo

CSC Sharing…issues

Short Code

Value Proposition

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Procure…test…certify

Every carrier has a process

and a bureaucracy

Short Code

Value Proposition

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Opt-in Program…You’re the

expert

It takes a long time to hit

critical mass.Short Code

Opt-in Plan

Value Proposition

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Create your

messaging planShort Code

Opt-in Plan

Value Proposition

MO & MT messages

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Select your SMS

partner, or build it

yourself.Short Code

Opt-in Plan

Value Proposition

MO & MT messages

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Vendor selection basics...

Technical competenceService orientedMember – Mobile Marketing AssociationLots of client referencesOwnership structure

Short Code

Opt-in Plan

Value Proposition

MO & MT messages

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Cost Items & Ranges

MO & MT………………..$0.04 to $0.12

Database………………………………… $0 - ?

IVR phone…………$0.15 to $0.25/min

Set-up fees,creative,

strategy…………………..$ to $$$

Neustar (Portability)………………… $15k/yr

Compliance Req……………………… $ to $$$

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Integration Plan

You’re the expert

Good SMS does not

stand alone

Short Code

Opt-in Plan

Value Proposition

MO & MT messages

Channel Integrations

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IVR, Call Center,

Interaction Plan

Short Code

Opt-in Plan

Value Proposition

MO & MT messages

Channel Integrations

IVR or Call Center Plan

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Its still a phone.

Make it easy to be a phone.

IVR, ASR, TTS

Short Code

Opt-in Plan

Value Proposition

MO & MT messages

Channel Integrations

IVR or Call Center Plan

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Response plan to

questions.

Bring issues into

continuous program design

Short Code

Opt-in Plan

Value Proposition

MO & MT messages

Channel Integrations

IVR or Call Center Plan

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Best advice…

Hold hands with someone that has been through the

process many times.

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20 minutes!

Thank you.

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