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I see what you're saying. From my first few emails with them, I have learned that they have an API for ad placement so I think all ads would be handled on my e
by ddemchuk 18y ago
I see what you're saying. From my first few emails with them, I have learned that they have an API for ad placement so I think all ads would be handled on my end. They did say they have a free SMS gateway though, which would obviously open up my phone number database to them, which would fall in line with your concerns...
- theantidote 18y agoWhat are you using now for your SMS gateway? I think the easiest way is to have the user choose their service provider when they provide their phone number and then you can send an email to phoneno@serviceprovider.com or whatever the text message email address is for their provider. I'm pretty sure that's free and easy to do. That way you could also use an email marketing platform and just make your ads tiny enough to fit in a text message.
- ddemchuk 18y agoI'm using the exact system you just mentioned. What email marketing platform would you recommend if any?