Small businesses need tools that help them to succeed and don’t put a strain on their resources.
When it comes to marketing and other calling campaign needs for the smaller business, a predictive dialer offers a solution that dials numbers automatically from a database and is able to decipher between live answers, answering machines-- even leave a voicemail message, and only connect live agents when a live caller is on the line.
With this, the predictive dialer system can help small businesses to move ahead of their competition by increasing what they are capable of each day. For example, agents are taking less time to connect with live callers, and more calls are being made at a faster rate by the predictive dialer.
With a predictive dialer you can get your phone calls completed more quickly and effectively than traditional systems of manually dialing each number on a list.
OPC Marketing's Spitfire Predictive Dialers help organizations to become better organized and more efficient-- increasing agent productivity and talk time.
The Spitfire Predictive Dialer is a computer-based dialing system that, as the company describes, "Quickly places outbound calls in a database interaction using special telephone cards that connect to variety of communication and telephone lines." The predictive dialer places calls based on the configuration and how many LIVE agents are available.
Also, with Spitfire Predictive Dialer, numbers are scrubbed against the Do Not Call Federal dataset so you can rest assured you're in compliance the whole time.
For more information on how SpitFire Predictive Dialer is beneficial to your small business needs, check out: www.opc-marketing.com/predictivedialers.htm .
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