Whatsapp Marketing Tips

   1.  Import contacts :
     
     Contacts and Add to your gmail id of  your  Phone

Then  go to: Settings > Accounts > Google > Select account > Check sync contacts

2. Create Broadcast Lists :

Create lists related to specific topics, then blast one-way communications designed to increase engagement, much like you do on Twitter. For example, include links or invitations in your messages.

3. Take Advantage of Group Chat :

Group messages are shared among all members of a group, including responses from any participant of the group. Think “interactive.” This is especially useful when conducting focus groups. Or performing market studies prior to a product launch.

4. Enjoy Cost-Free Messaging :

With WhatsApp, you can exchange messages without SMS costs. It’s available for iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, Windows Phone, and Nokia. They can all message each other because WhatsApp Messenger uses the same internet data plan that you use for email and web browsing.

For added value, users can create groups, send each other unlimited images, video, and audio media messages. This simple advantage has big benefits for both users and marketers. If you are trying to reach an international audience, WhatsApp can easily breach international borders.

5. Take Customer Support to a New Level:

Although WhatsApp was designed for mobile devices, it’s compatible with desktop devices. So you can use it along with the other desktop applications for powerful customer support—your customers can reach you directly and you can provide instant answers.

The process is unique but very straight forward. Simply go to the web app site and scan the QR code on your screen. With a few simple instructions, you’re in!

6. Make Creative Offers and Promotions:

Looking for a creative way to make new offers? WhatsApp may be just what you’re looking for. Here’s how we like use our  digitalmarketing  use it to direct people to promotions on Youtube.

7. Build User Loyalty:

Collectively, the group lists in WhatsApp have exhibited more brand loyalty than other social media groups. Similarly, brand personas seem to have developed a good rapport with their followers. This is reinforced with the tools mentioned above, like push notifications, group chats, and broadcast lists.

8. Engage Directly with Phone Calls:

You have the option of using WhatsApp to make sales calls through their own built-in version of VOIP. So when you get a customer request—as when someone asks for more information or wants to talk with a salesperson—WhatsApp allows you to respond right away.

9. Maintain Quality Content, Even in a Message App:

Since WhatsApp’s core purpose is messaging, make your messages short and powerful. But don’t worry too much about length. Unlike Twitter, you’re not limited to 140 characters.

10. Incorporate Curated Content:

As with your other social channels, you can send curated as well as original content. Keep in mind, although the format is different than Facebook, the general philosophy about content should apply. That includes ratios between curated versus created content.

11. Know Your Audience:

Make every word count. If your writing style and word choices don’t resonate with your audience, you’ll see little if any engagement.

note: 
if you have some details about your audience then start to
check online presence of your audience  and try to find out about their hobbies
and  send relevant  text,infographics ,video to them that you can  engage your audience with you.

12. Remember, It’s Not Always About You:

Apply the dinner party analogy. How many times have you been to one (in mixed company) where you encounter people stroking their own ego and only talking about themselves? Remember the big crowd of people around them? Enough said.

13. Mind the Opt-Out Option:

Keep in mind how easy it is for users to opt out of notifications:

Settings > Account > Privacy and uncheck Read Receipts. Note: This will not disable the Read Receipts for Group Chats or Play Receipts for Voice Messages. There is no way to turn off these features.

You can be a distant memory in no time. So make sure you stay relevant and engaging.

14. Develop Rapport with Your Customers:

Share your WhatsApp Contact details on your website and other social media networks.  This will let your customers know they can reach your mobile directly.  Although it’s not a requirement, try to use WhatsApp after you’ve developed a rapport with your customers.