How to Manage Your Business Calls Professionally?

The development and success of any business is very much influenced by the way they handle the communication with their customers. Each day, representatives from Voxbay Solutions handle over three thousand phone calls. Each and every call or conversation molds up a relationship between the customer and your business. Each call makes an impression of your business and its customer experience. We know times have evolved and we have come way ahead with Live chats and emails, it is very amusing that in such an era our telephonic conversations and calls still continue to be the primary point of contact or the most preferred channel of communication. Everyone in your business or linked to your company as your team needs to learn how to handle each call professionally. The manner in which each phone call to your company is addressed will make a huge impact on your customer experience. That is where your brand name starts building. Clients who receive good customer service via calls are bound to prescribe your services, renew your membership plans and tend to return to you later on. This is one of the major reasons why it is particularly important to ensure that your callers are treated with utmost respect and are given prompt services. This makes them feel comfortable to switch to your services. If someone answers the call in an unprofessional manner, it might turn out to be the client’s last impression of the business.

Rolling out basic improvements to your businesses phone dealing really can have immense changes so rapidly. When they call, treat them with the service and regard them with utmost priority. An upgraded call management system keeps the customers fulfilled. Never miss any business call and route all the calls to the exact department with a call management system. With a viable call management system, you can guide these calls to other handsets, where other agents can pick the call and handle the customer.

From our long periods of experience dealing with our customer’s phone calls, we made a list of 10 points to enable your staff to deal with phone calls professionally.

• Pick up the phone instantly
  
  When answering a business phone, be careful not to miss the ring for more than three seconds. Make sure your employees pick up the phone attentively at the second or third ring.

• Be warm and welcoming
  
  When you’re picking up the phone at your office,  a professional greeting like “Good morning” or “How can I help you?” helps get the conversation started off on the correct foot.

• Introduce yourself and your business
  
  It’s most suitable to pick up the phone with your name and company. By introducing it in that way, let the caller know they reached the right or wrong place.

• Speak clearly and be professional
  
  You always want to speak as clearly as possible. A strong, confident voice can make a client trust you and your support more. In case of bad cell administration or any failure to hear or be heard promptly request to hang up and get back to.

• Use proper language
  
  When you are answering the phone at work, you represent your company to whoever you are talking with on the phone. Speak politely and avoid using slang, cursing, or bad language. Always be careful and respectful when on the phone.

• Ask before putting someone on hold
  
  If you must put a client on hold or transfer their call, consistently request their permission first. After waiting on hold for ten or fifteen minutes, you finally get to explain your problem and thank the caller to show that their time is regarded.

• Make every caller feel important
  
  Make them feel great and develop a feeling of trust which will build the opportunity of them purchasing something from you.

• Condense the call
  
  At the point when the call is going to a natural close, summarize the key points you have talked about. 

• Have a follow-up procedure
  
  When taking phone inquiries to ensure you have a subsequent method set up. Put data gathered on the call into your CRM to help with any follow-up. 

• Try to hang up on a positive note
  
  Try not to give the customer a chance to end the call feeling disappointed because you were not able to offer a suitable solution. When ending a phone call, do not hang up the phone without a positive note such as “Thank you for calling,” or “Have a Good Day.”