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Enable Web-Based Opt-in
Customers can sign up for mobile messages via a web form when a form, a mobile opt-in message, and the MobileConnect API are used to create the QueueMO REST API call.
For example, Fortune One wants to drive customers to use mobile messages. The company creates a web-based registration form. When a contact submits their information in the form, a QueueMO API call triggers an existing mobile opt-in message to confirm their subscription. After the contact confirms the subscription, Fortune One can send mobile messages regarding that account.
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Create the webpage that hosts the registration form and QueueMO
REST API call.
Note We recommend that you include this information on the page:- Company name
- Name of the marketing program using MobileConnect
- Brief description of the program
- Link to your terms and conditions
- Link your privacy policy
- Toll-free phone number for support
- Information about STOP and HELP messages
- Mobile opt-in information specific to your program
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Create a mobile opt-in message.
- Select the double opt-in subscription option.
- Enter an initial message that includes the name of the marketing program, the confirmation call to action, and message and data rate information. For example: Please confirm your registration for Fortune One Financial Alerts! Reply YES to join. Msg & data rates may apply.
- Enter a confirmation message that includes the name of the marketing program, how many messages can be expected in a specified amount of time, message and data rate information, and HELP and STOP information. For example: Welcome to Fortune One Financial Alerts! Msg & data rates may apply. 4 msg/mo. Reply HELP for help. Reply STOP to cancel.
- Create the QueueMO REST API trigger for your web form.
- Test your program before deployment.
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