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  1. What is the best practice for honoring an opt-out request?

    Answer: Process STOP requests immediately and stop messaging that number

    Opt-outs must be honored promptly to respect subscribers and stay compliant.

  2. Which practice improves SMS deliverability?

    Answer: Use a properly registered number and avoid spam-triggering content

    Registered numbers and clean, non-spammy content reduce carrier filtering.

  3. What is a best practice regarding message frequency disclosure?

    Answer: Tell subscribers the expected message frequency at opt-in

    Disclosing frequency at opt-in sets expectations and reduces complaints.

  4. What is a recommended practice for time-sensitive SMS offers?

    Answer: Clearly state the deadline and send with enough lead time to act

    Clear deadlines and adequate lead time make urgency offers actionable.

  5. What is a best practice for combining SMS with other marketing channels?

    Answer: Coordinate SMS with email and other channels for a consistent experience

    Coordinated cross-channel messaging reinforces the brand and improves results.

  6. Why should brands avoid sending too many promotional texts in a short period?

    Answer: It leads to message fatigue and higher opt-out rates

    Over-messaging causes fatigue and drives subscribers to opt out.

  7. What is a best practice for the call to action in a marketing text?

    Answer: Make it specific, clear, and easy to complete on mobile

    A clear, mobile-friendly CTA drives the response the message is designed for.

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