Have Your Name Removed from Telemarketing Lists and DMA Posted on July 10th, 2008 at 10:15 pm by admin Tip! The federal government has taken some initiatives to prevent telemarketing fraud, to improve telemarketing practices, and ultimately to eliminate unnecessary aggravation to consumers.
How often do you pick up the mail only to find that most of what you receive is “junk mail” ? If you are like most of us, you receive more junk mail than mail that is actually of interest. Junk mail does not pose a direct threat to our privacy and security in and of itself. However, the fact that your name, address, and who knows what other personal information is being sold, rented, or given to the companies that send out the junk mail filling your mailbox should be of concern.
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Read the full post (443 words, estimated 1:46 mins reading time) Franchised Outlets Prohibitions Against SPAM, Blast Faxing and Telemarketing Posted on June 2nd, 2008 at 4:48 pm by admin Tip! Whenever we speak of telemarketing, we can’t ignore the 900-pound gorilla that is smack in the middle of the room. This critter is the sordid history of the field that resulted in restrictive legislation and formation of the Do Not Call Registry.
In the past few years we have seen new legislation against SPAM, fax marketing and telemarketing. The franchisor must ensure that the integrity of the franchise system, the image and the standing in the community, as well as the brand-name are protected. This is why these new forms of marketing must be prohibited and outlined as such in the confidential operations manual.
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Read the full post (296 words, estimated 1:11 mins reading time) Telemarketing Speaker Suggests Keeping Your Call Center FULL! Posted on May 21st, 2008 at 3:02 pm by admin Tip! Congress was finally going to take a proactive role against annoying telemarketing calls. In addition to the script, obviously there had to be laws put in place.
In a separate article, I wrote that if you truly know your job, you probably are aware of 1,000 more things than somebody else, who doesn’t.
This definitely applies to managing call centers, and especially to overseeing telemarketing units.
For example, we know from experience:
(1) Louder voices sell better than softer ones.
(2) Callers are more robust, extroverted, and successful pitching from a bullpen than a private office.
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Read the full post (319 words, estimated 1:17 mins reading time) Generating Leads Through Telemarketing Posted on May 16th, 2008 at 4:30 am by admin Tip! If you engage in telemarketing in any form or fashion, you should familiarize yourself with these two Acts and the regulations associated with them.
Telemarketing is one of the most common ways that a business can generate leads. It is a versatile approach. Lead generation telemarketing can be inbound or outbound, meaning that systems use prerecorded messages and can dial either random numbers or numbers from an imported list.
Outbound Telemarketing Services Posted on April 20th, 2008 at 10:45 am by admin
There are two types of telemarketing services offered by most telemarketing companies since the early days: inbound and outbound telemarketing. In this article, I will talk about outbound telemarketing services which are but the most commonly considered type of telephone marketing.
Now what is outbound telemarketing?
Why Telesales/ Telemarketing Deployments Fail Posted on April 18th, 2008 at 9:30 pm by admin Tip! If you are calling numbers that are listed in the Do Not Call Registry you are wasting your time and you are likely to get reported to one or both of the federal agencies that enforce telemarketing laws.
Let’s talk about the fact that a lot of companies actually fail when it comes to telesales and telemarketing deployments because they fail to follow some of the key principles. So let’s talk about what some of those failures are and how you can avoid those if you’re looking to employ telesales and telemarketing functions. First of all, a lot of companies assume that if they just bring people in and stick them on a phone, give them a list and stick them in a cubicle that they’ll be able to do fine on their own. And telesales and telemarketing is a really, really hard job and it requires a very specific skills set, a lot of unique DNA, which you won’t find in another sales person, and also a lot of coaching.
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Read the full post (1130 words, estimated 4:31 mins reading time) Telemarketing - Pay Plans Posted on February 29th, 2008 at 7:02 am by admin Tip! Well, telemarketing became too efficient and too many companies hired too many firms to cold call targeted lists and often random phone numbers too. Some marketing consultants who have written books on the subject say that it conflicted with people’s lives; such as phone calls at dinner time and actually turned off customers and it did not really help folks get the information in the way they needed at the appropriate time to assist them in their decision making process for the product or service.
As much as the public may dislike telemarketers, telemarketers don’t have the easiest job in the world. Certainly it is the most thankless. Aside from the constant abuse they get from customers, they have some of the worst pay plans in the civilized world. We’re going to take a peek at some of the ways that telemarketers get paid.
Telemarketing Equipments Posted on February 28th, 2008 at 10:00 pm by admin
In search for a highly effective yet less expensive telemarketing equipment for your own business or company? If so, then don’t worry. A number of telemarketing equipments and software have now gained entry into almost every field. They promise ease of use and reliability and this is perhaps one of the reasons why you are now considering telemarketing equipment.