Industries
Business Texting by Industry
The rules for texting are the same everywhere: consent before marketing texts, your business named in every message, opt-outs honored, quiet hours kept and your traffic registered for 10DLC. What changes by industry is where consent comes from, what you send and who on the team answers. These guides cover each one.
Real Estate
Investor teams, agents and brokerages, and property managers texting sellers, buyers and residents.
Real Estate Investors
How real estate investor teams text sellers compliantly at volume: written consent, inbound and opted-in leads, 10DLC and 25,000+ texts a month.
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Property Management
How property managers text residents and prospects: maintenance, rent reminders, emergency notices, leasing follow-up, consent, Fair Housing and 10DLC.
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Real Estate Agents and Brokers
How real estate agents, teams and brokerages text buyers and sellers: consent from inquiries and open houses, listing alerts, Fair Housing, 10DLC and cost.
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Local Services
Home services, restaurants, salons and gyms filling the schedule and answering customers fast.
Gyms and Fitness
How gyms, fitness studios and trainers text members and leads: class reminders, waitlist spots, trial follow-up, promotions with consent, 10DLC and cost.
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Home Services
How HVAC, plumbing, roofing and other home service companies text leads and customers: consent, estimate follow-up, job updates, 10DLC and costs.
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Restaurants
How restaurants, cafes and food trucks text guests: waitlist and pickup alerts, reservations, specials to opted-in guests, consent, 10DLC and costs.
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Salons and Spas
How salons, barbershops and spas text clients: appointment reminders, rebooking, last-minute openings, promotions with consent, 10DLC and what it costs.
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Retail & Ecommerce
Stores, online shops and dealerships texting offers, orders and leads to customers who opted in.
Auto Dealerships
How car dealerships text leads and service customers compliantly: consent on lead forms, sales follow-up, service texts, 10DLC and what it costs.
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Ecommerce
How online stores collect SMS consent at checkout, send abandoned cart, order and shipping texts compliantly, register for 10DLC and control costs.
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Retail
How retail stores build an SMS list, send promotions customers want, follow carrier rules, register for 10DLC and keep texting costs down.
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Professional Services
Agencies, insurance agencies and staffing firms texting leads, clients and candidates.
Agencies
How marketing agencies run compliant texting for clients: a 10DLC brand per client, client consent, client accounts, billing and partnering with Signilio.
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Insurance
How insurance agencies text leads and policyholders: quote follow-up, renewal reminders, consent for purchased leads, Medicare caution, 10DLC and cost.
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Staffing and Recruiting
How staffing agencies and recruiting teams text candidates: interview scheduling, shift offers, job alerts, consent, quiet hours and 10DLC registration.
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Healthcare
Medical and dental practices sending reminders and recalls, with health details kept out.
Schools, Nonprofits & Campaigns
Schools, nonprofits and political campaigns reaching families and supporters who opted in.
Nonprofits
How nonprofits text donors, volunteers and supporters: consent, fundraising asks, event and volunteer texts, nonprofit 10DLC registration and costs.
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Political Campaigns
How campaigns, PACs and advocacy groups text supporters compliantly: consent, opt-outs, disclaimers, political 10DLC verification and cost.
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Schools and Education
How schools, colleges and education programs text families and students: emergency alerts, reminders, admissions follow-up, consent, privacy and 10DLC.
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Some products can't be texted about on Signilio at all, whatever the consent: cannabis and CBD, tobacco, firearms, adult content, and alcohol where it's prohibited. See the Acceptable Use Policy.