Helping Clients Leverage The Potential Of Text Messaging
While Accounting For & Minimizing Legal Risk
Businesses and organizations of all types and sizes increasingly utilize text messaging to meet various goals. From Fortune 500s and large political campaigns to startups and healthcare providers, text messaging’s unique effectiveness in the marketing context and for other communication purposes is unparalleled in many respects. It is, therefore, seeing marked upticks in adoption. To illustrate the incredible effectiveness of properly executed text messaging, according to Crazy Egg, research shows open rates as high as 98% for text message marketing. With so much potential, it is no wonder that marketers are increasingly incorporating text messaging campaigns into their broader marketing stacks.
Unsurprisingly, though, and as is often the case, tools and strategies with great potential bring accompanying legal risk. Whether coming from risk vectors such as federal laws like the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) or state laws such as the Florida Telephone Solicitation Act (FTSA), a variety of compliance considerations are critical to ensure before embarking upon text message marketing. Accentuating the essential need for accounting for relevant regulatory frameworks and associated legal considerations in this area concerns the rampant litigation, particularly on the part of “serial litigants.”
As text message marketing lawyers with a unique focus on crossover of privacy, marketing, and technology laws, at RICHT, we understand the importance that valuable tools and strategies such as text messaging play for businesses and organizations of all types and sizes. Whether it be analyzing scenarios for compliance, drafting text messaging terms, including as they relate to consent, or providing a strategy to navigate litigation successfully, we aim to allow our clients to see success from text messaging while minimizing legal risk.
TCPA Text Message Marketing Law Services We Offer
Text Messaging Compliance Review
Text Messaging Terms
TCPA & State Law Litigation & Strategy
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