Throw the Objections Out the Door
Every time you pick up the phone you give yourself a chance at bringing in a new customer. In the beginning, calling companies out of the blue might feel awkward, but as soon as you get your footing, it will
Everything You Need to Know About Lead Nurturing
Think of an average work day. How many sales do you typically make? Do those customers usually come back, or is it more of a one and done kind of situation? Aside from making a quality product or preforming excellent
Keep Them on the Line: The Benefits of a Longer Call
Think back to you best call. Not your most successful call, the best one. You probably remember the customer, what their company does and maybe even what time they go to lunch. A good call will hopefully land you a
Getting Where You Need to Go: The Path to the Decision Maker
If you have ever worked in an office, you know that answering calls is an essential part of the job. The bosses are always busy and only important messages should be sent their way. In most cases, dodging telemarketers comes
Bulk Calling for a Bulk Mailer
We have been used by a marketing agency in IL numerous times to help with calling for a very large client of theirs. The client has thousands of inside sales representatives but can’t just dump the special calling projects the
Surprising Benefits to Hiring a B2B Telemarketing Service
Sometimes there just isn’t enough time in the day. Anyone who is involved in the world of business knows exactly how much work goes into keeping a company afloat. It requires constant time and attention and can never be neglected.
Outsourcing Companies: Which is the Right Choice for Your Business?
Time is money. You’ve heard it over and over again, but probably never understood how true it was until you started running a business. Everyday you have to deal with important tasks like marketing and payroll, not to mention the
First Impressions and How They Can Boost Your Sales
Meeting new people is part of everyday life. In both social and business situations you are often expected to speak with complete strangers and have productive conversations. If you think back to the most memorable first meetings you’ve had, what