SMS long code vs short code: What is the difference?The answer to the question about SMS long code vs short code depends entirely on what you plan to use it for. Here is some basic information to help with the decision: Short Code Typically reserved for...SMS FAQs
Is SMS marketing affordable?SMS marketing is a very affordable venture that has the potential to provide a large ROI. When using SMS marketing, you are able to send messages directly into the hands of your audience through their...Billing FAQs
How should I format telephone numbers when sending an SMS?There are two ways to format your telephone numbers when sending an SMS blast: North America: North American numbers should be in a 10 digit format such as ##########. Any dashes, spaces, or parentheses...SMS FAQs
Can I use a contact-based plan with SMS marketing?No, at this time you may only use a credit-based plan (monthly or pay-as-you-go) for SMS marketing campaigns sent through SimplyCast. We suggest that you use a pay-as-you-go plan because it allows you...Billing FAQs
Should I use shortcode or longcode for SMS marketing?...to make plans. These longcodes are 10-digit numbers that can block mass send to protect users from SMS spam. Shortcodes, on the other hand, are better suited for business-to-consumer communications...SMS FAQs
Can I save my messages and use them again later?Yes! Previously saved SMS messages (also known as projects) can be accessed any time through the SMS Dashboard. To access the SMS Dashboard, select SMS from the Applications menu when you first log into...SMS FAQs
How do contacts opt-in for SMS marketing?When it comes to SMS marketing, your contacts have several options for opting in to receive SMS messages from you and your company. First, they can provide their mobile number to you on a form on which...Compliance FAQs
What is an SMS message?An SMS message is a text message sent to a mobile device, such as a cell phone. SimplyCast's SMS Marketing channel is an easy way to send text messages to a list of mobile (cell) numbers who have specifically...SMS FAQs