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SMS (Short Message Service)

SMS is the short form of Short Message Service and it stands for Short Message Service and is also commonly referred to as a “text message”. With a SMS, one can send a message of up to 160 characters to another device. Longer messages will automatically be split up into several parts. All kinds of cell phones support this type of text messaging.

MMS  (Multimedia Messaging Service)

MMS is the short form of Multimedia Messaging Service and it stands for Multimedia Messaging Service and with this type of text messaging is an evolution of the SMS. With a MMS, one can send a message including pictures, video, or audio content to another device. It is most commonly used to send a photo taken with a camera phone to another phone. Most new cell phones with multimedia capabilities support MMS.

The main difference between SMS and MMS

• SMS messaging only supports text and links while MMS messaging supports rich media such as images, GIFs and video.
• SMS messaging limits texts to just 160 characters while MMS messaging can include up to 1,600 words and up to 30 seconds of audio or video.

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SMS Broadcast Service is a great tool to help your business improve it’s engagement with key stakeholders. Business at the end of the day is a combination of different processes, regardless of the industry or space. Communication or engagement is the life blood of any and all processes. With SMS Broadcast as a medium of engagement, improve upon Sales, Marketing, Customer Success/Service, Business Communication and other processes of your business. 77-882 MOS-Microsoft Office Specialist