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The Serious Value of Humor On Hold
Yes, our Humor On Hold is fun, entertaining and memorable, but this unique service also delivers many solid business benefits that might make it right for your brand.
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Tips for Writing Your Own On Hold Marketing Copy
Our in-house copywriting team creates On Hold Marketing content for 99% of our clients, but if you’d prefer to write the copy for this very specific channel yourself, check out these suggestions.
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You’re Not Just One in a Crowd
Your brand is unique, so we don’t treat it like all the others. Here are a couple of ways we approach differentiation when it comes to On Hold Marketing.
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How Much Are You Losing to a Weak Caller Experience?
Customers can be hard – and expensive – to win. So, don’t let a negative interaction on the phone cost you years of future revenue before it even begins. Here’s a solution.
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Using On Hold Marketing to Improve the Caller Experience
According to a survey, this is what people want from a caller experience. And here are three suggestions on how you can deliver it all.
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5 Promises from the BusinessVoice Creative Team
Your dedicated BusinessVoice Creative Consultant is part of a team that has committed to these five ideals. They make your caller experience better and your brand stronger.
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Your Staff Should Read Your On Hold Marketing Copy
The caller experience you provide and the value of your On Hold Marketing content will both improve when you follow this easy suggestion.
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The “Who Cares?” Rule in Marketing
Asking – and then responding to – this one important question about your marketing content can make it easier for your audience to read or listen to it, engage with it and remember it.
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How the 80/20 Rule Applies to Your Caller Experience
It’s amazing how accurate the Pareto Principle is. Also known as the 80/20 rule, it can be applied to your On Hold Marketing content, too.
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Never Assume When It Comes to Your Caller Experience
Of course you want to provide a great caller experience, and it’s easy to assume that your company does. But it’s too risky to merely hope you’re making the most of the encounter.