The Future of Mobile Messaging in a Multi-Channel World | Blueshift

On-Demand Webinar

Stop Shouting, Start Connecting: The Future of Mobile Messaging in a Multi-Channel World

Presented by Blueshift & Sinch

Today’s customers move fast. If your marketing can’t keep up, they’re gone.

Join Blueshift and Sinch to discover how to make mobile the heart of your marketing. You’ll learn how to build better customer experiences using data, AI, and real-time insights.

We share practical tips, real examples from leading brands, and insights from recent research to get you started.

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Transcript Title: Stop Shouting, Start Connecting: The Future of Mobile Messaging in a Multi-Channel World

Overview: In this webinar, Janet Jaiswal (VP of Marketing at Blueshift) and Michael Ricci (Head of Business Development and Strategy at Cinch) explore how AI and customer data are transforming mobile messaging into a richer, more connected, and more impactful customer engagement channel. They share research findings, success stories from Tradera, Nissan Europe, and Five Below, and offer a roadmap for building mobile into a strategic, AI-powered part of your multi-channel mix.


From Broadcast to Behavior: Why Mobile Needs a Rethink

Janet Jaiswal, VP of Marketing at Blueshift: AI is accelerating the shift from channel-centric to customer-centric marketing. In our study of 800 B2C marketers:

Mobile isn't just another channel. Customers interact with brands on their phones in moments that span channels, contexts, and intentions. AI enables marketers to match the message to the moment with:


Why Mobile Is Now the Center of Customer Experience

Michael Ricci, Cinch: Mobile is no longer just a touchpoint—it’s the core of digital life:

Yet most business messaging today is still one-way, generic, and uninspiring. SMS may get 90% of opens in 3 minutes, but true engagement comes from:

As platforms like RCS and WhatsApp gain traction, mobile messaging is shifting from transactional to conversational. Rich messaging can deliver app-like experiences within the inbox—no downloads required.


Key Trends Shaping Mobile Messaging

  1. Consumer Expectations: Users expect relevance, speed, and interactivity.
  2. Channel Evolution: RCS, WhatsApp, MMS, and Instagram DM are overtaking basic SMS.
  3. AI-Powered Conversations: Bots enable 24/7 responses and tailored support.
  4. Data Activation: CDPs like Blueshift make personalized messaging possible at scale.
  5. Privacy & Compliance: Messaging must be secure, transparent, and consent-based.

Real-World Example: Tradera (PayPal Subsidiary)

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Real-World Example: Nissan Europe

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Real-World Example: Five Below

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Q&A Highlights

Q: Who should own the mobile messaging strategy? A: The best orgs have shared ownership across CX, UX, and marketing. In some cases, a mobile SME (subject matter expert) leads the charge.

Q: How can marketers start with conversational messaging? A: Begin with two-way SMS using AI agents for FAQs. Then expand into RCS or WhatsApp.

Q: What’s the difference between SMS and RCS? A: SMS is plain text. RCS supports rich media, verified senders, buttons, and carousels—all within native messaging apps.

Q: How do we personalize across channels without complexity? A: Use an AI-powered CEP to unify data, automate segmentation, and deliver real-time content across email, mobile, and web.


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What You'll Learn

Bonus for Attendees

Speakers

Michael Ricci

Head of Business Development & Strategy, Sinch

Michael Ricci is a highly accomplished senior digital marketing and business development executive with 30+ years of international experience in technology focused operations (B2B & B2C focused) ranging in size from $8/yr million SaaS businesses to $4.2/yr Billion global industry leaders.

Janet Jaiswal

Global VP of Marketing, Blueshift

Janet Jaiswal has spent 20+ years in senior marketing roles at private and public companies such as eBay, Paypal, and IBM Tealeaf. She is currently the Global VP of Marketing at Blueshift, a SF-based company that helps brands automate and personalize engagement across every marketing channel.