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Thursday, December 3, 2009

Why Use Toll Free Numbers For Businesses

By Brian Griffin

One of the most important aspects, of any business, is visibility and the ability for customers to get a hold of you rain or shine. For this reason here, larger corporations have a toll free number that customers call. There are; however, many advantages to toll free numbers for businesses.

1. Customers love a toll free number. As long as they are calling from a land line, they do not have to pay for one second of that phone call. This means, to the consumer, that you are trying to save them money.

2. When you see a company with a toll free number, you automatically assume they are a fairly large company - yes? So, regardless of size, anyone can have a toll free number. Think about a new business with less than five employees. Now add a toll-free number to the mix; it's a marketing genius.

3. So, a toll free number makes you look bigger than you are. But it also allows you to reach across the oceans, to every country that you want to reach. There are no limitations now, and customers from across the world can call you, free of charge to them.

4. Moving is much easier when you have a toll free number. Whether you have to move your business around the corner, across the state, or to another country, your toll free number can go with you. Even whilst you move, your customers and vendors can still call you.

5. Toll free numbers are affordable to small starter companies because you only pay for the number of calls coming in. The fewer customers businesses have the smaller the bill. As you grow, so will you bill, but your profit has too so it all evens out.

Big or small, there is no reason for any business not to have a toll free number. There are many advantages to having a toll free number, especially as a business owner. It not only increases customer relations, but your bottom line too.

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