Here's a more concise and valuable rewrite focused on SMS link creation:

Adding an SMS link to your website allows mobile visitors to send you text messages with just one tap. When clicked on a smartphone, these links automatically open the messaging app with your number pre-filled.

To create an SMS link:

1. Select the text you want to turn into a link
2. Click the link icon in your toolbar
3. Choose "Phone" from the dropdown menu
4. Select "Text" option
5. Enter your phone number without spaces or special characters (Example: 2055551234)
6. For international numbers, add + before the country code (Example: +12055551234)

You can add SMS links to:

• Text blocks
• Navigation menus
• Images
• Buttons
• Cover page actions

Pro Tips:

• Use clear call-to-actions like "Text Us" or "Message Now"
• Test the link on different mobile devices to ensure proper functionality
• Include your business hours if you're using it for customer service
• Consider adding a brief message about expected response times

Common Issues:

• If the link doesn't work, check for any spaces or special characters in the phone number
• Ensure the phone number format matches your country's standards
• Mobile carriers must support SMS functionality for the link to work

Note: SMS links will only function on devices capable of sending text messages. Desktop users will need alternative contact methods.

For best results, place SMS links in prominent locations where mobile users are most likely to need immediate contact options, such as contact pages or customer service sections.

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