What files can I send?

Bluetooth technology, has no restrictions regarding the file formats that can be sent. Each campaign, can be, either a simple text message or an audio (eg mp3 file), or a visual message (eg pictures:. jpg,. png,. gif, video:. flv , 3gp).

You can, theoretically, send anything to your customers, provided that the files are compatible with the mobile software that receives them..

What is the maximum file size?

There are no limits on file size. However, it is advisable to ensure a simplified and quick transmission. Our advice is that images and music should not exceed the 200Kb in size while videos and applications the 500Kb.

Be Visible! Ask your customers to open the Bluetooth, using, for example, big “Turn on your Bluetooth” banners and inform them for the content they can receive, for example, free mobile games.

This way, not only will you increase the proportion of devices that have the Bluetooth feature enabled, but you will notify your customers about the promotional campaign too.

Avoid spamming! Delimit the maximum number of sending efforts that will be done, and do not send the same files (also you should ensure that customers will not receive the same file from different Bluetooth HotSpots).

Make sure that the content is compatible! The contents that you send, should be compatible with all the mobile devices.

Reward your customers! It is advisable to offer something for the interest shown by your potential customers.

This new, modern and innovative way of promotion and advertising, in addition to all the other major advantages, is characterized also for the enormous contribution of protecting the environment, as contributes the greatest at:

• The conservation of energy. All devices are of low power and therefore the consumption is minimized. 
• The environmental protection. The use of Bluetooth Hotspots, for the promotion and advertising, minimizes or eliminates the use of paper, but also of all other resources (chemicals, paints, tonners, plastics, etc.) that print advertising requires.

Personal PrivacyProximity Marketing is based on Wi-Fi technologies, especially in Bluetooth technology and sends messages to a restricted space of the range of Bluetooth HotSpot. The sender can not collect any personal information of the recipient. The recipient is recognized as a Mac address and not as a telephone number. Only in the case that the sending of an e-mail or fax is required, these data are requested by the recipient, information that the recipient, with its approval, gives to the sender.

When a Bluetooth enabled device, is found in the range of Bluetooth HotSpot, is being recognized by it. HotSpot sends to the potential recipient its name and asks him if he wants to accept the message of HotSpot (Customer Permission). The recipient has the option to reply either YES (accept message) or NO (reject mail). So, the recipient receive the message, only on his own initiative, with full knowledge of the environment and under consent. However, in case of rejection, no other message will disturb the recipient.