Your Customer Messaging Strategy Streamlined
Sequences
Streamline your messaging process without the manual effort. From pre-event reminders to post-sale follow-ups, Sequences create a series of scheduled messages around a date important to you and your customers.
Your Customer Messaging Strategy Streamlined
Sequences
Streamline your messaging process without the manual effort. From pre-event reminders to post-sale follow-ups, Sequences create a series of scheduled messages around a date important to you and your customers.
Why Schedule a Sequence?
Ensure your customers have the right information at exactly the right time, without the manual effort.
Schedule multiple texts ahead of time.
Set it and forget it.
Build your messaging strategy around a date, then let it run automatically for every customer in your audience.Auto-enroll new contacts.
New customers who join mid-sequence are automatically added to your list, and will receive all future messages relative to when they joined.Build around your dates.
Decrease manual work around busy dates. Set up Sequences around regularly occurring calendar dates like Holidays and Sales events.Maximize customer engagement.
Consistent, timely messaging keeps your brand top of mind. See the analytics of how each message engages with your customers.Thoughtfully space out messages.
Customers will get the right information at exactly the right time, without the manual effort.How Text Request Sequences Work
Sequences are built around a center date, with messages scheduled before, on, and after that day.
Three easy steps for a complete text messaging strategy:
Pick your anchor date.
Choose the event, sale, renewal, or seasonal date your messages will center around.Craft your message series.
Write messages for before the date, on the date, and follow-ups after—as many as you need.Set your audience and launch.
Define who receives the Sequence. New contacts are enrolled automatically—no manual work required.What Do Sequences Look Like in Action?
Sequences adapt to the dates that matter most for your business—from seasonal rushes to annual rewards.
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