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Trumpia
COMMS
Velocity5.0
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
- 6d ago
How SMS Marketing is Driving Customer Engagement in 2026
An SEO piece on SMS engagement trends for 2026. No product change described.
View source ↗ - 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.
View source ↗ - 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.
View source ↗ - 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.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Top 50 Emoji Meanings for SMS Marketing
A guide to emoji meanings for SMS campaigns. No product change.
View source ↗ - 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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