👑 Become a Founding Contributor and get your Founder's CrownJoin the Founding Circle →
Group text communication

One important message. The right people. Right on their phones.

A whole audience, not one thread at a time

Sometimes email is not the practical way to reach people. An event reminder, a service update, a change of plan, something that matters in the next two hours rather than the next two days.

Your businessText message
Reminder: tomorrow's session starts at 9. Doors open at 8:30. Delivered
Parking note: the side lot is closed, use the main entrance. Delivered
Built for when timing matters

Four messages that cannot wait for an inbox.

Event communicationsReminders, room changes, start times and the detail people need on the morning itself.
Customer announcementsService-related information that affects what someone is expecting today.
Membership updatesActivities, programs and the announcements members joined to hear about.
Business follow-upA short nudge to the group it applies to, rather than a broadcast to everyone.
Choosing the channel

Email explains. Text interrupts.

Both run off the same audiences, so the question is only ever which one the moment deserves.

Reach for email when
There is something to explain or show.
The reader can act on it this week.
You want it kept and referred back to.
Formatting and links carry the message.
Reach for text when
It changes what someone does today.
One sentence is the whole message.
They are already out of the house.
Waiting until they check email is too late.
Next step

Reach more people without making communication feel random.

The most useful group messages are relevant, timely and sent to people who expect to hear from you. Use text messaging responsibly, with appropriate recipient consent and opt-out practices.