Are You Using a Shared Short Code? - Stop Doing It Now!

Are you currently using a shared short code for your text message marketing campaign? Then stop what you’re doing and watch this video right now.

**Why Your Brand Needs a Dedicated Short Code**

It basically means that AT&T terminates any shared short code that is misused by a brand, even if your company is using it at the same time. This, of course, will be disastrous for your SMS marketing campaign, because nobody will be able to subscribe to it anymore, and you can no longer use the short code. Luckily though, there is an alternative option, which is a dedicated short code.

**What Is a Dedicated Short Code**

We will help you to provision your very own vanity short code, and we will also help you with the transitioning of subscribers from the shared short code to the dedicated short code.

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**Watch Other News and Educational Videos About SMS Short Codes**

For more information on SMS short codes, you can also watch the following videos that we’ve created to educate brands on the topic.

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[jakeedling]

What if you are sharing the same 5 digit number but have your own dedicated short code?
Is that ok?