by Natalia Klishina
Due to all the interest in my earlier post about transferring campaigns from Google AdWords into Microsoft AdCenter (Bing), I decided to add on some additional information I've learned since then, and to put it all in video form.
A condensed text version for those unable to watch the (subtitled) video:
We at CallFire often struggle with how to describe what it is that we do. And, as someone fairly new to the company, this is the first question I want a real answer to. What is it? How does it work? Why is it good?
This past weekend was UCI's homecoming, and the UCI Alumni Association already had a plan to get the message out. Same as last year, they recorded a message providing information on when and where the basketball game would take place, as well as urging alumni to reserve their tickets now by going to the alumni website.A common question we get at CallFire is how to add numbers to a campaign that’s already running. If the campaign has finished, you’ll want to create a subset campaign, and you can learn how to do that in this nifty video featuring our solutions guru Ryan.
Titus didn’t take the unwelcome call lying down.From the video: "CallFire is in the virtual call center business.
by Kimberly Kohatsu, Marketing
A series of tornadoes touched down recently in Missouri, Arkansas, and Illinois. Homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed, power went out, trees were downed, and unfortunately, several lives were lost.
by Natalia Klishina
We’ve been hard at work here at CallFire lately trying to figure out some ways to provide our customers with better support, and one idea we’ve hit on is that perhaps this begins with providing more support to our support team. So here are some tools our developers have put in place in the last couple of weeks with just that goal in mind:
by Kimberly Kohatsu
Text messaging has transformed the way people communicate. If you need any proof, check out the way it's transformed fashion. One of this year's Bloomingdale's "Nifty Gifty" suggestions is a pair of gloves with the tips of the thumb and pointer finger cut off, so that these digits are unencumbered while texting.