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The brand refresh reflects not only how the business has evolved, but also how BulkSMS has earned its stripes in the business messaging matrix. From its roots supporting small to medium businesses who were early adopters of the technology, to becoming the trusted messaging partner for enterprise organisations that rely on SMS for business-critical communication, the positioning moves beyond pure volumes, to focus on the importance of the messages sent.
‘Your Messages Matter’ encapsulates the fundamentals of why SMS remains the most reliable and trusted business messaging channel when delivery, engagement and action are key to business operations and continuity.
For most businesses, an SMS is much more than a simple notification – it’s often a critical, time-sensitive alert that requires action by the recipient:
In each of these situations, the message matters. “From the very first SMS sent in 1992, it has remained the most reliable and cost-effective channel, particularly for enterprise clients who need both scale and on-time deliverability. SMS remains the most universal and dependable communication protocol in the world where you don’t need an installed phone app or an internet connection, your messages don’t get buried in crowded e-mail inboxes and are not bogged down by large attachments or heavy formatting. They are short, direct and action-oriented. Any perceptions that newer channels have made it less relevant are moot in an environment where businesses want less complexity and better results. When your messages matter, there is simply no more reliable, effective and accessible channel than SMS,” says Richard Simpson, managing director of BulkSMS.
The refreshed BulkSMS positioning – Your Messages Matter - communicates that role more clearly:
The new brand positioning reflects the deep depth of experience, capability, responsibility and trust behind BulkSMS, with the focus shifting to where it belongs: Your Messages Matter,” Simpson concludes.