Sue Wilhite, 'Ms Tech Coach,' Announces National Launch of TextSavvy Trademark , Transforming Customer Communication for Retail and Restaurant Businesses

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"Turning your customers into a community...[is a] transformation essential for business today," said Sue Wilhite, Ms Tech Coach.

Today, Sue Wilhite, also known as Ms Tech Coach, announces the addition of TechSavvy Trademark , a new SMS/text marketing service, to her suite of tech offerings. The new tool, designed specifically for retail and restaurant businesses, offers direct messaging capabilities and real-time updates on daily specials or events. The automated system is designed with 'set and forget' functionality, making it ideal for business owners who need efficient and effective marketing solutions.
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If businesses want to attract and engage younger demographics they must adopt their preferred communication methods, and texting clearly leads the pack. Research indicates that millennials and Gen Zers engage more actively with SMS than email, often opening and responding to text messages almost instantly.

Businesses aiming to capture the attention of younger customers, who prioritize immediate and straightforward communication, who use SMS marketing can actively connect with the vibrant, dynamic younger market. Priced competitively with startup costs under $300 and modest monthly fees, TextSavvy [http://textsavvy.mstechcoach.com/] Trademark stands out by offering an affordable alternative to traditional marketing methods, which often include costly local advertisements and coupon sites that can erode profit margins.

SMS/text marketing service provides a direct line to customers, ensuring messages are seen almost instantly-leveraging the fact that texts have a 99% open rate compared to emails' 20%.

Sue Wilhite brings over two decades of experience in Management Information Systems and holds a Business Information Systems degree. Known affectionately as the "Make It Happen Maven" due to her successful career spanning business management, retail ownership, event planning, and innovative coaching, Sue has a deep understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities within the retail and restaurant sectors. "SMS/text marketing excels in turning your customers into a community, a transformation essential for business today, where the strength of your relationship with your audience can directly influence your success," says Sue Wilhite.

"Our TextSavvy Trademark service ensures that businesses can maintain that crucial connection with their customers continuously, even when they are busy, away from the phone, or outside of business hours." Wilhite references a recent Forbes article entitled "Why Strategic SMS Marketing Matters," pointing out that consumers are signing up to receive texts from businesses within the last year in record numbers, and over 85 percent of businesses have used SMS marketing to reach customers.

The service showcases Wilhite's commitment to helping business owners thrive by making complex solutions understandable and relatable. With features like real-time alerts and QR code integration for scan-and-go ease, businesses can engage customers effortlessly and effectively.

The service can be found at:

http://textsavvy.mstechcoach.com

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