Free preview: SMS Marketing Compliance and Conversion

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TCPA, 10DLC registration, opt-in flows and the mid-week dead-time campaign, written for a business owner rather than a lawyer. Fourteen chapters start with the reason a text is regulated as a phone call and the exposure is counted per message, then build the consent disclosure line by line, take you through carrier brand and campaign registration and the reasons applications get rejected, and set the four behaviors a program must perform automatically: honoring an opt-out however it is worded, answering a request for help, sending only inside the recipient's local quiet hours, and never forgetting anybody who left. Part Two builds the earning half: ten collection points ranked by how well the consent holds, the character limits that decide your cost, six triggered sequences and the frequency governor that protects them, the mid-week dead-time campaign costed from the extra cost of one more customer, and an ordered response for the morning a campaign is silently filtered. Part Three replaces the dashboard with five numbers on one page, builds a versioned template library with a pre-send checklist and a rule for using an AI assistant safely, and ends with a twelve row compliance calendar, an incident plan and a ninety day plan you sign. Consent standards for Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia are covered alongside the state statutes that sit on top of the federal rules. No invented benchmarks, no vendor prices, and every worked example uses figures you supply. The full manual runs 95 pages. One payment, instant download, yours to keep.