- Main case studies
- SMS developers
- SMS marketing and advertising
- SMS media
- SMS consumer goods
- SMS financial services
- SMS ecommerce and trade
- SMS public health
- SMS transport and motors
- SMS public organizations
- SMS associations and clubs
- SMS no-profit and voluntary associations
- SMS school and university
- SMS nightclub and discos
- SMS restaurant
- SMS gym and sport center
- SMS hairstyle and beauty shop
- SMS hotel and SPA
- SMS travel and free time
- SMS play and lottery
- SMS entertainment
- SMS freelancer
- SMS real estate services
- SMS job offer

Send text alerts to players of lotteries, games and betting
SMS mobile marketing is becoming a very widespread communication channel for lotteries, gaming and betting. Particularly popular services and games include poker and betting. Paying members of these clubs want to quickly receive information on odds, prices and tips for improving their playing strategy and probability of winning. Text messages are the most direct, immediate channel there is to allow information to be spread at any time to anyone. The Skebby SMS Messenger service can be used from any PC and is as easy as 1, 2, 3.
How can lotteries benefit from SMS mobile marketing?
Promote events
Send SMS to your database with updates on the latest races, matches or opportunities, giving them the chance to bet or book their place at the table.
Odds alerts
Send odds for horse racing, football matches and other sporting events in real time using SMS gaming and SMS lotteries.
Announce promotions
Notify people with details of promotions, special offers or discounts that you’re running, with text alerts.
What if you have no mobile numbers available?
There are various ways of gathering mobile phone numbers:
- By simply publishing on all promotional materials (signage, brochures, posters, leaflets, websites, etc.) “Send an SMS to +39 366 58 60 580 with the words NAME OF YOUR LOTTERY”
- If you have a website, by adding a registration form where customers can enter their mobile numbers
- By requesting numbers through loyalty card schemes, or simply asking customers directly.