One question that we get asked a lot around here is whether leaving sales voicemails is a complete waste of time. Sure, since the advent of email and unlimited texting, it has been more difficult to get calls back from voicemails. But does that mean sales reps should omit voicemails from their communication strategy?
Far from it! First of all, voicemails offer a powerful branding opportunity. They enable your reps to humanize your company and demonstrate professionalism. Secondly, in this age of self-educating customers, just hearing about your company via voicemail could inspire them to visit your website, read your blog and download marketing content. Also, it’s important to remember that voicemails can trigger other responses than call-backs. I know that I’ve followed up with sales reps who have left a voicemail by sending an email or text.
For these reasons we think that voicemails should still be a vital part of your inside sales strategy. So if you’re are going to be leaving voicemails, you may as well optimize those voicemails to trigger the maximum number of responses.
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