Instances where a non-vanity toll-free number may be more beneficial.
- Dec, 19, 2012
- Logan Marshall
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Though nine times out of ten a vanity number is far more beneficial than a numerical one, a few cases prove to be the exceptions to the rule. For instance, if you’re planning on marketing to mainly foreign language-speaking consumers, then you should choose an all-numerical number, due to the language barrier. In some cases, businesses that cater to the elderly are better suited to numerical phone numbers.
In addition, a vanity phone number won’t provide as many benefits if you are only using it for call center purposes and know that you are going to have to purchase multiple toll-free numbers for the same center. In this case, you are not necessarily striving to market your call center, so it’s not crucial to have a vanity number. On the other hand, your corporate headquarters should definitely have a vanity toll-free number line because it handles all of the incoming calls from prospective and current customers.
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Chapter 1: Toll-free Numbers 101
Chapter 2: Choosing the Perfect Tollfree Number.
Chapter 3: How to Make Your Toll-free Number Work for You.
Chapter 4: How to Pick a Toll-free Number Service Provider.
Chapter 5: Alternative Uses for a Toll-free Number
Chapter 6: How Toll-free Numbers Work For Any Business Model
Chapter 7: Answering Your Toll-free Number Questions
Chapter 8: How To Market Your Business
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