Great SMS Solution!
September 23, 2024
Great SMS Solution!

Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Modules Used
- Programmable SMS
Overall Satisfaction with Twilio
We use Twilio to communicate with leads who have opted into ads on our clients' products and services. We also use Twilio to remind prospects via SMS in the lead-up to sales appointments to ensure that attendance rates for these meetings are as high as possible. We use SMS to market to prospects on an ongoing basis.
Pros
- Delivery of SMS.
- API to CRM tools we use.
- Ease of use.
Cons
- Lack of standalone good UX.
- The price could be lower.
- Ease of gaining SMS compliance.
- Positive - improved meeting attendance rates.
- Multi-channel prospect communications.
- Increased sales conversions.
We use Twilio mainly alongside our email and LinkedIn comms, using it as part of a multi-channel communication strategy, mainly when building relationships and establishing thought leadership with leads who have opted in from a digital advert. We use other tools for email and LinkedIn, but Twilio is our go-to for SMS.
The ability to send out SMS messages at scale and initiate conversations with prospects has been a major addition to our multi-channel communications strategy. Omnipresence has become essential in any communications strategy, and with SMS messages having such a high open rate compared to email, Twilio has become an essential part of our strategy that generates a positive ROI for clients.
Twilio is the idea solution for our needs, which involves sending targeted SMS messages to prospects who have opted into our ads. We do this to communicate offers/services and also to remind prospects in the lead-up to sales appointments (plus post-meeting communications). We have just started using WhatsApp, and this could be a very useful tool for community building and may compete with Twilio over time.
Do you think Twilio delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Twilio's feature set?
Yes
Did Twilio live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Twilio go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Twilio again?
Yes

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