SMS Short Code and Long Code Service
Price On RequestService Mode: Offline and Online
Service Location: All Over India
SMS short code service is essentially used for generating leads and for receiving customer feedback. In a shared short code environment, every company that is desirous to avail the service will be given a keyword. This keyword is a unique identifier on the shared short code. For instance, if your company s name is XYZ Ltd. and you choose a keyword like xyzp on the 99987 short code or 56161 short code, then every message that starts with xyzp and a blank space will be forwarded to your panel. Unlimited Sub Keywords:- You can use a number of Sub Keywords that will help the audience easy to remember the keywords and help them redirecting the feedback or message to you. Complete Reporting:- You will receive a complete details of the customer and the feedback they sent to you and that too on a real-time basis. Each response will be a genuine lead to you. Auto Replies:- Send automatic replies to the customers who are sending any message or feedback. You can also change the feedback messages multiple times according to the requirement. SMS Long Code Or SMS Short Code- Which One's Right For Your Business?? While planning a text or SMS marketing campaign, one of the primary decisions an organization needs to make revolves around the selection of an inbound number. Inbound numbers, either in the form of long or short codes, are used to receive SMSs from leads and customers directly into an SMS application. This makes it easy for them to share feedback, ask questions and use these numbers for a variety of other use cases.These virtual inbound numbers- long codes and short codes, act as the organization s Sender ID (the from address in a text) and form the backbone of any texting or SMS marketing strategy.As their names suggest, long codes form a longer set of digits as compared to short codes and can be used to send and receive texts, faxes and make calls. SMS long codes are 10 digit numbers and are tied to an area code, for e.g. (xxx) 123- 1234. These are typically used to send customers texts about their order dispatches, making it seem like the update is being received directly from the delivery boy.