In recent months we have had several customers/potential customers ask us about the issue of sending a URL, or link, within their text messages. Some text marketing companies have made claims that this practice goes against the Helferich patent and that if the company (i.e. TXT180) hasn’t paid the licensing fee of $750,000 they don’t have the rights to send links via text messaging. Naturally this is a concern for our sms resellers as well.

Customers will often ask us at TXT180, “What is the difference between an SMS message and an MMS message?” or “Can I send my video, logo, or coupon in my messages?” This article will instruct those looking for more knowledge regarding the differences between SMS and MMS, and the advantages and disadvantages of both.

Have you ever wished you could talk one-on-one with the people at your live event? See what is working, or what isn’t? Wouldn’t it be great to find out what questions they have so you can make the event more successful for them? You can do all this, and much more!

In recent months we have had several customers/potential customers ask us about the issue of sending a URL, or link, within their text messages. Some text marketing companies have made claims that this practice goes against the Helferich patent and that if the company (i.e. TXT180) hasn’t paid the licensing fee of $750,000 they don’t have the rights to send links via text messaging. Naturally this is a concern for our sms resellers as well.

Marketing your products or services on social media can be a great way to build a community and loyalty to your brand especially when you’re able to create highly engaging content and visually appealing posts to gain a high number of followers. Being able to generate sales or clicks from posts is a great way to generate income via your social following.