Today we’re tearing down cold sms messages. We’ll discuss what we like, what we don’t like and see if those messages could be used in other mediums.
Here they are:
{state} is always a close race. Do you need help finding your polling station or a mail ballot drop box before the polls close tomorrow?
– Steven with Donna Shalala for Congress
Hi {first_name}, this is Hiralda with United Teachers of {county}. Polls are open until 7:00 p.m. Do you need a ride to the polls? Use Lyft code “2020VOTE” for 50% discount and Get Out To Vote! To unsubscribe reply STOP
{first_name}, from one {state} to another, I don’t think we can survive another four years of {candidate}. Tomorrow is the last day to vote in {city} for {candidate}. You’ll need to bring a valid ID. What else can I help you with to ensure you vote?
Hey {first_name}!! Checking in one last time, polls are closing at 7pm and today is the LAST day to vote! What time are you going to vote for {candidate} today?
Hi {first_name}! It’s Jenny with the {state} {party} again! {state}’s been hit hard by the COVID pandemic and we need strong leadership like {candidate} that will fight for health care for our families.
Hey {first_name}! It’s Michael with NextGen {state}! The final day to vote is TODAY! Reply with reply with a smiley face emoji if you’re voting today!
Maybe the most interesting thing in this case is to realize what you can do within 160 characters.
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Jeremy and Jack
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