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MobileButter
Marketing Solutions

MobileButter is a robust SMS marketing platform used by retailers to their reach local, mobile consumer audiences.

MEASUREABLE
MobileButter coupons are tracked in several ways to help retailers measure the return-on-investment.

INSTANT
Retailers benefit from our easy-to-use tools to update their coupons 24/7. Users benefit from receiving coupons instantaneously.

VIRAL
Text coupons can be forwarded from one user to many other users from a cell phone. Word-of-mouth marketing is a strong component of how the MobileButter program spreads.

CONVENIENT
Users enjoy the ease and convenience of being able to request coupons on-demand from our web site or on-the-go by texting from their cell phone.

GREEN
Text marketing solutions help retailers reduce their negative impact on the environment by reducing the use of paper and toner based coupons.

     
 

Contact Us

Rebecca Alspach

PHONE
(330) 239-6700
(888) 355-3412


EMAIL

rebecca [at] mobilebutter [dot] com

BROCHURE
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75% of Americans own cell phones and send over 60 Billion text messages per year.

GenX and Baby Boomers

65% of the 30-49 age group have texted at one time or another. 32% text on a typical day.

Generation Y

85% have texted at one time or another. 60% of the 18-29 age group texts on a typical day.

• Have spending power at a younger age

• Highly influence family purchases

• Are more loyal to brands that cater to them

• Have a strong need for instant gratification

• As a group, GenY is larger than Baby Boomers

• Typically do not own land line phones

   

Explosion of Mobile Data

• Americans send over 60 Billion text messages/year.

• The cell phone beat out the television, internet and email as the ‘hardest to give up’ for Americans

• In a Rutgers University study, 88% of grad students could not give up their cell phone for 48 hours.

• Growing trend for Americans to give up their land lines. AT&T lost 468,000 residential land lines from Jul-Sep of 2007

Sources: Pew Internet and American Life Surveys 2002-2007; Fox Business; Fast Company; Rutgers Univ; Flip authored by Peter Sheahan.

 
       
 

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