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SlickText

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Velocity5.0

SMS marketing and text messaging platform

SlickText's feed is all SMS buying guides; no product release has surfaced since RCS.

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◆Current state
SlickText's recent feed is entirely search content: SMS segmentation, church and nonprofit texting comparisons, Black Friday tactics, cost breakdowns and guides on annual plans. No release appears in the entries since the basic RCS addition.
◆Where it's heading
The content is getting more explicit about buying decisions. Vertical comparison pages, published prices and an outgrown-your-platform pitch all aim at people ready to switch. Product motion cannot be read from these posts.
◆Prediction
Expect Black Friday content through November and more vertical comparison pages. These entries give no evidence of how RCS is progressing.

◆Recent moves

  1. 2d ago

    SMS Segmentation: How to Send More Relevant Text Messages

    A guide to segmenting SMS lists so subscribers get relevant messages. It describes existing features; no product change.

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  2. 22d ago

    Who Should Choose an Annual SMS Marketing Plan? 7 Examples

    A post on which businesses benefit from an annual SMS plan. It is pricing-focused marketing with no product change.

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  3. 28d ago

    5 Best Church Texting Services (Compared)

    A comparison of church texting services. It is vertical search content.

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  4. 1mo ago

    Black Friday SMS Marketing: 7 Tactics for Before, During, and After the Sale

    Seven Black Friday SMS tactics. Seasonal marketing guidance.

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  5. 1mo ago

    How Much Does SMS Marketing Cost? Real Monthly Budgets

    A cost breakdown puts a business with 2,500 subscribers at about $190 a month on SlickText. It is useful pricing transparency, but nothing changed.

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  6. 1mo ago

    SMS Automation for Small Business: 8 Examples to Get You Started

    Eight SMS automation examples for small businesses. It describes existing workflows.

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