SMSJock: Your Free Mobile Marketing Solution (And More)

PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 21, 2008 – San Francisco, California --- SMSJock (http://www.smsjock.com/), the complete do-it-yourself mobile marketing solution providing free SMS technology to diversified businesses, gives existing and target users more than free mobile marketing technology. The San Francisco- based company equips clients with useful mediums that facilitate interactive viewership, listenership, readership, and brand loyalty between companies and its market.

SMSJock’s free mobile marketing solution is specifically developed for participative tv, radio, brand, and print campaigns, whereas businesses, regardless of its size, can integrate SMS technology in their mix. Companies simply need to sign up by completing the online form located at SMSJock’s official website, http://www.smsjock.com/. The registration is absolutely free. Upon verifying all the information, SMSJock will activate the preferred key word submitted by the company. Simultaneously, a unique username and password is also provided to the new registrant. The SMSJock user can use the access details to log on to their own admin panel. The admin panel contains all the message logs received during the entire campaign period.

In addition to the customized keywords and user control panel, SMSJock also provides radio stations with SMSJock Client Page. This add-on SMSJock feature is a customized web portal having the look and feel of the radio station’s existing website. It contains information on how to send instant on-air requests and shout outs via SMS. It also features the SMSJock widget, which displays real-time text messages sent by listeners to their favorite on air jock, creating a new listening experience to the audience. All messages are sent to SMSJock’s short code, 75712.

SMSJock’s mobile marketing platform is designed for SMS alerts, polls, contests, request, instant messaging and information driven campaigns. All these services are accessible to Alltel, Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, Cellular One/Dobson, and Nextel subscribers in North America.