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Trumpia

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Multichannel SMS marketing and mass texting platform

Trumpia's feed is an SMS marketing blog with no product releases in it.

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Current state
Every recent entry is educational or promotional content about SMS marketing — campaign prerequisites, KPI lists, an emoji guide, opt-in psychology, RCS-to-SMS instructions. None describes a change to the Trumpia product. One post appears twice under the same title with slightly reworked text.
Where it's heading
This is a content-marketing channel rather than a changelog, so it carries no signal about where the product is heading. The consistent editorial theme is defending SMS against social media and RCS as a reach channel, which indicates where Trumpia positions commercially rather than what it is building.
Prediction
The feed will keep producing SEO content on SMS marketing fundamentals. Any read on product direction would have to come from a different source than this one.

Recent moves

  1. 6d ago

    How SMS Marketing is Driving Customer Engagement in 2026

    An SEO piece on SMS engagement trends for 2026. No product change described.

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  2. 14d ago

    What You Need Before Launching an SMS Marketing Campaign

    A primer on what to prepare before running an SMS campaign. Educational content, not a release.

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  3. 19d ago

    Why Mass Texting Still Works in a Social Media World

    An argument that mass texting still outperforms social reach. Positioning content with no product detail.

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  4. 28d ago

    SMS Marketing KPIs Every Business Should Track

    A list of SMS marketing KPIs worth tracking. Educational content; it also appears again later in the same feed window under the same title.

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  5. 1mo ago

    Top 50 Emoji Meanings for SMS Marketing

    A guide to emoji meanings for SMS campaigns. No product change.

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  6. 1mo ago

    SMS Marketing KPIs Every Business Should Track

    A near-duplicate of the KPI post published days later with minor rewording. Duplicated content rather than a release.

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