Two recent posts to the BusinessVoice Blog are based on questions or objections that we hear from current and potential clients.
They may be questions or objections you've had, too.
If you think your company doesn't put callers on hold long enough to justify using On Hold Marketing, this post will give you a different perspective to consider. Read "Short Average Hold Times?"
And if you're an IT professional or in charge of vetting OHM providers, read "Common Technical Questions from On Hold Marketing Buyers." It should put your mind at ease.
Of course, our BusinessVoice team will be happy to address any other questions or objections you may have. Please contact your Account Manager or BusinessVoice Director This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
By the way, if you'd like to hear a few of the ways On Hold Marketing can be used, check out the videos on our On Hold Marketing of the Month page. You'll hear a sexy take here, a sensitive approach here, and examples of humor here, here and here.
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