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Tagga creates instant interaction at Launch Party

Posted by Jonathon Narvey on Thu, September 18, 2008 10:12 PM · Filed under Vancouver , Social Media, Mobile · Comments

Tagga, a neat text messaging service enabling social media campaigns, demoed its awesome texting for social marketing power application at Launch Party in downtown Vancouver on Thursday night.

Say I want to create a PR campaign with real reach. With the mobile advertising market now reportedly worth $2.7 billion and growing, Tagga appears to have some excellent tools for a landscape with a lot of opportunity. Go to the Tagga site, write your message, advertise a code for users to dial on their cells and presto, they see your life-changing message. Easy and effective.

Tagga lets users tagg real world items and web snippets to their phone. For all those in love with texting (pretty much the entire developed world) tagga offers a great solution those who sign up to their service (as listed on their website):

  • Create a standard SMS campaign
  • Send any web content instantly to your mobile
  • Subscribe to news feeds and get the data on your mobile
  • Advertise
  • Make money by publishing with tagga tools on your website
  • Follow other fellow taggers

They also now have mobile plug-ins for popular CMS platforms like Wordpress, MovableType, Joomla and Drupal. I definitely know some local hyper-bloggers and social media marketing wonks who are going to want to work with it. Very cool app.

 
Company:
Tagga Media
Website:
http://www.tagga.com
Location:
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Tagga Media is a technology and services company building more connected, more successful cross-media campaigns with mobile. Tagga’s campaign... [more]

 

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Who are you? I’m a Vancouver-based copywriter, journalist and blogger. I split most of my time between a daytime writing gig for a large tech firm in downtown Vancouver and my own freelance copywriting business. I pretty much spend all my time at work or at home making different combinations of words look pretty. What’s your background? Born...[more]

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