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Three quick ways to up your mobile marketing efforts in Africa

By Deseré Orrill

4 Mar 2014

Africa's mobile revolution has been the subject of much discussion for businesses looking to target the continent's growing consumer population using mobile phones. That does not however mean you can just have some form of mobile presence and watch the cash roll in.

To ensure your mobile marketing campaigns produce effective results within this market, I suggest adopting three simple strategies:

Three quick ways to up your mobile marketing efforts in Africa

Offer a reward or prize
Provide instant gratification
Offer consumers information

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Deseré Orrill

About Deseré Orrill

Deseré Orrill is a co-founder of the Ole! Media Group and is currently the group CMO as well as managing director of MobiMedia, a mobile engagement company within the group, and HoneyKome, the strategic digital consulting arm of OMG. She is intrigued by the way in which digital communication is redefining the relationship between brand and consumer, and how mobile in particular has become the catalyst for changing the traditional marketing monologue into a conversation.