2. Permission Based Marketing – Experience
Every day, Singlepoint reaches over 10 million unique users who have opted in to
receive content from a variety of premium publishers and advertisers.
2008 Beijing and 2010 Vancouver Olympics
Via registration on the NBC Sports website, subscribers double opted in to receive an
assortment of alerts from gold medal announcements to player-specific news
CNBC Real Time Stock Quotes (Launch: October 2011)
The opt in process for RTQ will empower users to customize their conversation with CNBC
by granting permission to receive thrice-daily market alerts, ticker-specific alerts, or no
alerts at all – instead manually retrieving quotes on an ad hoc basis.
MTV Tr3s + Got Milk Ad Campaign (Currently Live)
As we speak, MTV fans who have opted in to receive Tr3s-specific alerts are also being
marketed to by the Hispanic-targeted Got Milk.
Users who reply LECHE to any ad-appended Tr3s alert are entered into a sweepstakes,
and also receive an additional MT with extended info on the Got Milk brand.
3. Permission Based Marketing – Singlepoint & 3M
Singlepoint used a click-to-link and keyword reply Users who clicked the link were
advertisements on premium publisher alerts to promote a 3M brought to a mobile landing page
sweepstakes. where they filled out an entry form.
MTV: Catch Kanye West’s
CBS Sports: Philadelphia
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Eagles announce that head
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