
The biggest brands in the world become what they are with the help of one elusive ingredient: customer loyalty. In a world oversaturated with scattershot
The biggest brands in the world become what they are with the help of one elusive ingredient: customer loyalty. In a world oversaturated with scattershot
Sometimes you just have to get a face to face meeting to close a deal, make a lasting contact, or see far-flung family members for
The holiday season isn’t just about managing Black Friday and Cyber Monday, there’s fostering the spirit of giving, too. As a business leader or
For most people, call screening means picking up their phone when it’s ringing and looking at the caller ID information. That might be enough if
As more and more communications take place through texts, emails and instant messaging platforms, phone calls are more likely to be placed into one of
When you’re a sole proprietor or part of a really small team, too much success too fast can be overwhelming if you don’t have a
Phone.com CTO and Executive Vice President Alon Cohen recently presented on the history of VoIP at the MoNage conference hosted by Jeff Pulver. Pulver and Cohen have a
It’s a real dilemma. You’re scheduling an important business call, but your calendar is unpredictable. Do you give them your office number or cell? If
Coworking is on the rise, particularly in New Jersey, where collaborative ventures are springing up, giving traditional and nontraditional workers a place to harness inspiration
“A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man.” The Springfield Motto – The Simpsons A noble spirit is a fine thing, but it doesn’t close deals and it
“Thank you for calling, can I put you on hold?” No matter who you call, at some point you’ve heard the line above, assuming a
We posted a blog recently about the benefits of adding an international number to your account and received a few questions about how it is done.
At Phone.com, we support customers using a wide range of phone types with our service, even if we don’t sell those phones directly. Unfortunately, manufacturers
Global marketing in the 21st century relies on a number of methods. Email is still a top tool while social networks and collaboration tools have
This is part two in a two-part series. You can read part one here. In part one of this two-part series, we discussed ways to dip
Here at Phone.com, we can do a lot of neat things with our virtual PBX system, since we’re not beholden to the traditional rules of telephony.
There are some phone numbers that are so unforgettable that you find yourself singing them to yourself in the shower as part of a popular
If economic downturns and times of recession have taught American businesses anything, it’s that developing customer relationships is a much more profitable strategy than many
The biggest brands in the world become what they are with the help of one elusive ingredient: customer loyalty. In a world oversaturated with scattershot
Sometimes you just have to get a face to face meeting to close a deal, make a lasting contact, or see far-flung family members for
The holiday season isn’t just about managing Black Friday and Cyber Monday, there’s fostering the spirit of giving, too. As a business leader or
For most people, call screening means picking up their phone when it’s ringing and looking at the caller ID information. That might be enough if
As more and more communications take place through texts, emails and instant messaging platforms, phone calls are more likely to be placed into one of
When you’re a sole proprietor or part of a really small team, too much success too fast can be overwhelming if you don’t have a
Phone.com CTO and Executive Vice President Alon Cohen recently presented on the history of VoIP at the MoNage conference hosted by Jeff Pulver. Pulver and Cohen have a
It’s a real dilemma. You’re scheduling an important business call, but your calendar is unpredictable. Do you give them your office number or cell? If
Coworking is on the rise, particularly in New Jersey, where collaborative ventures are springing up, giving traditional and nontraditional workers a place to harness inspiration
“A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man.” The Springfield Motto – The Simpsons A noble spirit is a fine thing, but it doesn’t close deals and it
“Thank you for calling, can I put you on hold?” No matter who you call, at some point you’ve heard the line above, assuming a
We posted a blog recently about the benefits of adding an international number to your account and received a few questions about how it is done.
At Phone.com, we support customers using a wide range of phone types with our service, even if we don’t sell those phones directly. Unfortunately, manufacturers
Global marketing in the 21st century relies on a number of methods. Email is still a top tool while social networks and collaboration tools have
This is part two in a two-part series. You can read part one here. In part one of this two-part series, we discussed ways to dip
Here at Phone.com, we can do a lot of neat things with our virtual PBX system, since we’re not beholden to the traditional rules of telephony.
There are some phone numbers that are so unforgettable that you find yourself singing them to yourself in the shower as part of a popular
If economic downturns and times of recession have taught American businesses anything, it’s that developing customer relationships is a much more profitable strategy than many