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Velti And Vodafone Portugal Launch Strategic Mobile Marketing Initiative

By atesmeh | June 22, 2011

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Velti has signed a strategic three-year partnership agreement with Vodafone Portugal to launch a Permission Based Advertising program. The Vodafone Promo4U service enables subscribing customers to receive high-value discounts and exclusive offers from their favourite brands free of charge on their mobile phones.

Velti’s mGage technology platform allows Vodafone Portugal to provide its customers highly relevant and targeted offers delivered through the right channel at the right time and with the exact frequency desired by customers. The platform’s ability to federate and analyze data from multiple sources, leading to rapid optimization of a portfolio of offers across numerous segments gives Vodafone Portugal maximum flexibility to manage and grow the Promo4U program. By delighting customers with desirable, high value offers from premium brands received when and how it’s most convenient for them, the innovative program is designed to deepen and strengthen Vodafone’s customer relationships in the mature, highly competitive Portuguese mobile market.

For advertising agencies and premium brands, Promo4U enables the creation of highly targeted campaigns and a tight, data-rich feedback loop.

This new three year partnership was signed on the basis of Velti’s innovative technology platform, mobile marketing strategy, sound media experience and proven ability to help major operators across the globe differentiate themselves and win share even in highly competitive markets. With 15 million mobile subscribers and nearly 140 mobile lines per 100 residents, Portugal is one of the most densely penetrated markets in the world. The length of this contract demonstrates the faith and value that Vodafone have placed in Velti to strategically manage their customer programmes.

Stephen Upstone, VP of Sales and Business Development for Europe, said “we’re extremely excited to begin deployment of our Permission Based Advertising program to help Vodafone Portugal build even deeper relationships with its customers. We hope that this will be the first of many partnerships with the Vodafone companies.”

For more information, visit www.velti.com.


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