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Which Text Messages are Exempt From Consent?

Posted on Dec 06, 2018 by Lori Boyer

Our texting compliance series is back in today's SolutionTeach video. In this clip, we talk about which text messages require express written consent before you can send them (and which do not!). You may want to jot some of these down for future reference, so get your pencil ready!

 

 

Don't forget to check out the resource mentioned in the video: Check It Out
Topics
Text Appointment Reminders, Practice Texting
Lori Boyer

Lori Boyer

Lori Boyer has spent over a decade developing content and customer strategy for a wide variety of companies. She especially loves "walking a mile" in the shoes of her target audience. At Solutionreach we focus on relationships - building and maintaining them. She does the same. Lori Boyer is a lover of crisp fall mornings, a good book, and just about anything Beauty and the Beast related.

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