Mobile Marketing Tips for Startups:
1.
Set goals and make a plan:
Your mobile marketing options should obviously related to
the brand marketing plan with some on the spot improvisations. These goals
include driving traffic to the website, lead generating, product selling, promoting
offers and discounts and also creating a buzz about your brand.
2.
Proper content:
Think from the customers’ point of view while creating the
content. Quality content will lead to better engagement. Always try to give
some value to the customer by providing them useful information. Sharing your
experiences, do’s and don’ts works well.
3.
Location is important:
Understanding the location of the customers is as important
as connecting with them. Especially in the retail sector, it is vital to
understand the consumer’s behavior and shopping pattern. Mobile location also
helps optimizing store layouts.
4.
Mobile App:
The main
reason behind a mobile app is to enable the customer with easy and convenient
shopping process. If made good use of, the mobile app will surely help to get
and retain customers. Mobile app can help you increase visibility, build brand
loyalty, increase accessibility, increase exposure across mobile devices and
increase sell through.
5.
Reward the customers:
Start with
reward programs and give away discount coupons when the customers interact with
your app. Rewarding customers will help a lot in retaining them and build a
brand loyalty.
6.
Optimize your landing pages:
Mobile users are mostly expecting precise information which
helps them take a decision within a short span of time. Make sure you specially
optimize the landing pages for mobile users. The information on the landing
page should be precise enough to convert the traffic into prospects.
7.
Give customers an easy opt-out option:
Frequent
messages and disturbance to the customer is strictly a no-no. Make sure that
the customers have an easy option to go out of the site. Anything that reuires
a lot of efforts is considered as bad user experience and this can hamper the
business big time.