A Powerful Business Tool As the infographic shows, texting has become a valuable resource for business text messaging and calling. Even more so, when urgency is essential - you can't beat the power of the text. Share this infographic on Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook Here are some other text related articles: Group Texting for Business, the Long and Short (codes) of It What is Toll-Free Texting?
Natural disasters cause massive amounts of property damage but they also cause huge disruptions to businesses, schools, and local & state governements. In particular, communication during the first...
According to our friends at the American Staffing Association, #NationalStaffingEmployeeWeek celebrates the contributions of the millions of individuals employed by U.S. staffing firms each week....
The CDC (Center for Disease Control) estimates that about 146 million doses of the flu shot were distributed last season. For the 2016-2017 season, manufacturers have projected they will provide as...
“Hello. Jonathan.” Every monotone, computerized voice call coming to my phone always starts the same. “You owe the IRS money, but don’t forget to call us to receive the large sum of money that you’ve...
Onboarding has come a long way since back when I started. At the official two year mark of my career with Call-Em-All, it’s exciting to see how far this project has come and to think about what it...
My name is Mike, and I am a front-end engineer at Call-Em-All. As the newest full-time member of the entire company, I thought it timely to share some thoughts about my experience. I am writing to...
Earlier this week, we shared some of our concerns with the FCC’s latest robocall regulations. Today, I’d like to share some of the good things we see coming out of Washington.
The FCC recently released new regulations that affect automated calling and texting services like Call-Em-All. I previously wrote that we feel the current regulations are doing a pretty good job of...
“How likely is it that you would recommend [company name] to a friend or colleague?” I bet you’ve seen this question before. If not from us, another company has probably sent this question in an...
