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3 Ways To Build Customers’ Trust

Trust is everything in the business universal. Do you have a special service or company that you entrust with your personal data? You probably understand that building that sense of reputation takes a constant commitment to integrity and is not an easy process.

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3 Ways Conferencing Call Services Can Grow Your Business

This means rebuilding a solid routine to stay mentally and physically healthy, and also ensuring that your company stays on top of their game by making the most out of the tools available to you so you can keep making sales, keep employees engaged, and keep your business growing. 

One of the most useful tools to achieve this is conference calls. Here are 3 ways how you can grow your business by using a conference call service:

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Call Answering vs Virtual Receptionist: When to Use One or the Other or Both

As an entrepreneur you know how difficult it can be to perform the many different roles in your startup. On the same day you may have to implement a new marketing strategy, sort out some payroll discrepancies, make a few sales calls and get samples delivered. Meanwhile the phone keeps ringing and there is nobody to answer it because everyone else is busy too. 

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Trends That Prove Your Small Business Needs a Virtual Receptionist

There are a lot of challenges small businesses cite when it comes to running their business—healthcare, regulations, taxes, economic downturns, the list is long. Nearly two-thirds of small business owners in a recent survey indicate they are more stressed about their business this year than last. Overarching most of the challenges small businesses cite are facing them is the fact that time is finite; there is simply not enough time in the day—or night—to get everything done. 

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1 Simple Trick to Reduce Business Costs by $35,000

For most small businesses, a full-time equivalent (FTE), in-house receptionist is cost prohibitive. The salary for one falls somewhere around $39,000 annually. And even if you opt to hire a part-time receptionist, the cost is going to be around $25,000—and the receptionist will not be available during certain work hours.

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