voice blasting

There are occasions when a business or organisation needs to get an important message out to as many people as possible in as short a period as possible. In the past there have been a number of options available, such as having a fully manned call centre calling up every person on a list or using email campaigns to send out a standard email to large groups of people via a mailing list. Both methods have their disadvantages. Call centre staff are expensive and can only call a single person at a time, whereas with emails you can only expect a small percentage of the recipients to actually open the email and read its contents.

This is where voice blasting technology comes into play. This fairly recent development in telemarketing and mass calling allows an organisation to upload a large list of phone numbers to the system and then call all of them quickly and efficiently, delivering a pre-recorded message, often called robocalls, when the phone has been answered. It is the ideal way to get a message out to a large amount of people and, because of how the system operates, you will be able to call multiple numbers simultaneously, ensuring that you can work through lists containing thousands, or even millions, of numbers in a very short period of time.

In short, voice blasting allows your organisation to meet its goals much more quickly and, perhaps most importantly, in a far more cost-effective manner than previous mass messaging techniques.

The technology is also known as voice broadcasting and can be used for a wide variety of purposes, even outside of the standard telemarketing practices wherein a company cold calls a large volume of people in an effort to make them aware of their products and services.

Voice blasting technology is also perfect for sending out emergency messages to a large group of people. For example, should a region be unfortunate enough to experience some form of natural disaster the local government can use the technology to send out pre-emptive messages to anybody who may be affected. This in turn means that the people who stand to lose the most are provided with as much advice as possible, plus the message is received quickly so as many people as possible can be prepared.

Furthermore, the technology is also useful for internal communications within large companies that may have offices in various locations and need to send company-wide communications out. Voice blasting can be used to ensure that everybody receives the message and, best of all, if a person happens to be out of the office at the time the call is made the technology is also able to place the message in their voicemail service so that it can be listened to at a later time.

In a world that is advancing rapidly and becoming ever more connected it is extremely important to have a means to transmit important information in a way that is guaranteed to reach as many people as possible in a cost-effective manner. This technology provides the means to do this and much more.