Business owners who have tried VOIP service in the past over a home internet connection may be skeptical about implementing the technology in their office. It’s important to note though that there have been dramatic improvements made in VOIP over the course of the last few years.
Widespread use of broadband internet has made VOIP connections much faster and much more reliable. In fact small business owners who make use of VOIP today experience service that is every bit as good, if not better, than a traditional land line service.
Accessibility is one of the most important factors in the success of your business. If a customer has a question about your product, an issue that needs to be dealt with or wants to place an order they need to be able to reach you or they may reach out to someone else.
With VOIP phone service you not only have the reliability of a traditional land line service you’ve also got features that will make communicating even easier. You can literally take your phone number with you wherever you go when you’ve got VOIP service. If you’ve got a high speed internet connection, your customers will be able to reach you. VOIP can also forward calls directly to your cell phone and send voicemails directly to your e-mail.
By upgrading to VOIP phone service for your business you can stay in constant contact with customers, coworkers and vendors. This completely open line of communication keeps your service level as high as possible and will ultimately help you to secure more business and enjoy more profits.
I’ve used both services and personally the only beef I have is with DirectTV. It’s actually a small complaint and that’s they don’t have their own internet service package like Comcast does. If you want to have DirectTV be your ISP (internet service provider), you need to go through one of their third parties. Personally, I’m not a fan of third parties. Comcast gives themselves an advantage with the package they offer. Since I live in NY, we use Optimum Cable which is the exact same thing pretty much as Comcast.