Voice Broadcasting Options

April 28, 2009 by admin  
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agentIf you are looking at voice broadcasting as a lead generation method then you should consider whether you should broadcast to live answered phones, answering machines or a mix of both. There are different ideas on which one is better.

Those who are already using voice broadcasting most often use only one type of option especially if the method works for their particular market. A careful broadcaster should consider the delivery method and choose the one effective and cost efficient. One delivery method may cost less for a specific market or message. You just have to know the basic difference between the two options in order to determine which one will work better.

Live broadcasts are real-time or immediate experiences. Response to the client is instant once the client presses “1” in response to the message and connection to a live customer service personnel will be made. When you broadcast using “live only” option, you enjoy the fact that the broadcast campaign starts once the phones begin ringing.

A disadvantage of live broadcasts is that for the prospective client it will be easy to press “1” and be connected to a live person and this can be a convenient way to get across complains or ask to be included in the “DNC” list.

“Answer machine only” message delivery on the other hand will not have the “press 1” invitation but instead will give a phone number to call or a URL address to visit or maybe both messages. With the “answer machine only” method, response will be less than in “live only.” This is due to the actions needed for the prospect to do before completion. There is going to be effort on the prospect’s part and sometimes this does not happen.

However, negative calls may be decreased with the “answer machine only” method. The quality of leads resulting from this method is also higher. Only those genuinely interested with the product or service will make the call or visit the website.

Whatever voice broadcasting option you will choose it is recommended that you “test the waters” first. Test both method and determine which is one is providing you the best return on investment.

What Voice Broadcasting Is All About

April 21, 2009 by admin  
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Savvy marketers are always using innovative means to get their message across to targeted audience. Although the telephone has been used for decades by salespeople and businesses to solicit business, an improvement in this type of method has been introduced recently and this is through Voice Broadcasting. This method has already proven its effectiveness as a marketing tool.

Voice Broadcasting utilizes computerized and automated software to transmit pre-recorded telephonic messages to a large number people through individual phone numbers. This strategy has been in existence since the 1990s. Today the software used is more sophisticated and can handle delivery of messages to answering machines or through voice mails.

There are voice broadcasting companies that can handle this kind of system. The software being used now can make available customized reports which can be viewed and analyzed by the marketer. With analysis and observation, marketers can avoid costs for calls to people that are not really interested on the product.

Voice Broadcasting is also a cost effective marketing tool. Costs for a single call can be 2 cents. Because this method is inexpensive, Voice Broadcasting is becoming popular not only with businesses but with charity organizations and political campaigns. There is also a function that will allow the customer to talk to a live customer representative by pressing a certain number or symbol on the keypad. Because of this facility, calls going through are interested parties.

Voice Broadcasting can help a company’s revenue by easily and inexpensively promoting products and services to a target market and should be considered by all marketers who use the telephone in their marketing strategy.

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