Mobile campaign
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A mobile campaign is a campaign, usually marketing, advertising, or public relations-related, through which organizations spam their audience through SMS (text messaging). This form of campaigning allows organizations to reach out and establish relationships with an audience in a more individualized, intimate way.
A good example of one of the first mobile campaigns is the viewer voting system employed in American Idol.
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