Mr. Eric Phillips, owner of Oklahoma Consulting and Technical Services, Inc., works with small businesses and nonprofit organizations that require advanced, cost-effective solutions to technical challenges.
http://www.okctechs.com
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Oklahoma City-based Provider of Technical Sevices
Mr. Eric Phillips, owner of Oklahoma Consulting and Technical Services, Inc., works with small businesses and nonprofit organizations that require advanced, cost-effective solutions to technical challenges.
http://www.okctechs.com
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Voice Broadcasting Network
If you want more content than you can shake a stick at about voice broadcasting in general, visit my blog at www.VoiceBroadcastingNetwork.com. Thanks, James!
Friday, January 31, 2014
Recent Clients
I have brought on several of the clients recently. They are very eager to learn how to use voice broadcasting to generate leads for their business.
B2B Leads
Did you know that you can create your own business-to-business leads? It's simple when you know how to use voice broadcasting. You'll be creating leads in no time when you learn how to use voice broadcasting. Check out my website and get some free videos to teach you how to use it.
http://www.voicemailsecrets.com
http://www.voicemailsecrets.com
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
A Valuable Telemarketing Law Resource
Hello Friendly Business Owner,
I have some words of wisdom to offer you if you currently or plan to use telemarketing... DON'T... until you heed the advice below. Seriously, I would like to give you some honest, wholesome, and great advice.
A few years ago after diligently researching both state and federal statutory and administrative/regulatory laws governing voice broadcasting, aka, telemarketing and/or autodialing, I discovered a valuable website ( http://www.copilevitz-canter.com/ ) from the law firm of Copilevitz and Canter.
From their website: "Copilevitz & Canter, L.L.C., a nationally recognized law firm, represents nonprofit organizations, professional fundraisers, and commercial telemarketers in the areas of nonprofit registration, regulation, charitable solicitation, commercial telemarketing, and fundraising."
They offer monthly reports and newsletters, informative articles, and plenty of free information to get you and your company up-to-speed on compliance matters. One of their best resources is a compliance chart. It is very thorough with virtually every state and federal law that currently regulates the telemarketing industry. It is a free resource so check it out.
As you can appreciate, legal and political issues control telemarketing to such a large extent that without a correct understanding of how to comply, one may feel completely lost. I constantly keep my "finger on the pulse" of telemarketing law and spend considerable time studying telemarketing legal and political issues so that I have keep my confidence and peace of mind. As my momma always says, "It's always best to be forewarned and well-prepared, and that's half the battle little Jimmy."
Anyway, I trust that this information helps.
Very respectfully,
James Crowson, MPA
I have some words of wisdom to offer you if you currently or plan to use telemarketing... DON'T... until you heed the advice below. Seriously, I would like to give you some honest, wholesome, and great advice.
A few years ago after diligently researching both state and federal statutory and administrative/regulatory laws governing voice broadcasting, aka, telemarketing and/or autodialing, I discovered a valuable website ( http://www.copilevitz-canter.com/ ) from the law firm of Copilevitz and Canter.
From their website: "Copilevitz & Canter, L.L.C., a nationally recognized law firm, represents nonprofit organizations, professional fundraisers, and commercial telemarketers in the areas of nonprofit registration, regulation, charitable solicitation, commercial telemarketing, and fundraising."
They offer monthly reports and newsletters, informative articles, and plenty of free information to get you and your company up-to-speed on compliance matters. One of their best resources is a compliance chart. It is very thorough with virtually every state and federal law that currently regulates the telemarketing industry. It is a free resource so check it out.
As you can appreciate, legal and political issues control telemarketing to such a large extent that without a correct understanding of how to comply, one may feel completely lost. I constantly keep my "finger on the pulse" of telemarketing law and spend considerable time studying telemarketing legal and political issues so that I have keep my confidence and peace of mind. As my momma always says, "It's always best to be forewarned and well-prepared, and that's half the battle little Jimmy."
Anyway, I trust that this information helps.
Very respectfully,
James Crowson, MPA
Friday, October 12, 2012
Creating Highly Effective Voice Broadcasting Scripts
Hello, my name is James Crowson, and I have been using voice broadcasting to produce business-to-business leads for my businesses, clients, and colleagues since 2001.
I am connected in the voice broadcasting industry and have been mentored by several of the best and brightest the industy has had since the early 1990s. Because of our collective relationships and experiences of dialing probably nearly 1B+ phone records, I have been able to fine-tune my understanding of what works and what does not work when it comes to voice broadcasting. Therefore, a word to the wise is sufficient.
I have built up more than 500+ scripts for voice broadcasting in my inventory for 100+ business types, but following are some of my famous and especially effective variants. They have interesting names, but they each have a purpose and a story.
The “Blind” Script
The “So-and-so told me to call you” Script
The “Referral” Script
The “Texas Two-step” Script
The “Tell ‘em it’s regarding Little Jimmy” Script
The “Resurrecting dead dogs” Script
The “Dead dogs can bark again” Script
The “I was just looking at my schedule ” Script
The “I’m not sure what this is about” Script
The “Poor Richard” Script
The “Did we do something wrong” Script
The “I have a question that only you can…” Script
The “Get past Helga the evil gate keeper” Script
These are a few of the scripts that produce well in virtually every voice broadcasting campaign. If you would like to know more about these scripts and/or make a purchase, please contact me through my website, via email at jwcrowson@yahoo.com, or by telephone at 405-633-3683. Thanks!
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Creating Highly Effective Voice Broadcasting Scripts
Hello, my name is James Crowson, and I have been using voice broadcasting to produce business-to-business leads for my businesses, clients, and colleagues since 2001.
I am well-connected in the voice broadcasting industry and have been mentored by several of the best and brightest the industy has had since the early 1990s. Because of our collective relationships and experiences of dialing probably nearly 1B+ phone records, I have been able to fine-tune my understanding of what works and what does not work when it comes to voice broadcasting. Therefore, a word to the wise is sufficient.
I have built up more than 500+ scripts for voice broadcasting in my inventory for 100+ business types, but following are some of my famous and especially effective variants. They have interesting names, but they each have a purpose and a story:
The “Blind” Script
The “So-and-so told me to call you” Script
The “Referral” Script
The “Texas Two-step” Script
The “Tell ‘em it’s regarding Little Jimmy” Script
The “Resurrecting dead dogs” Script
The “Dead dogs can bark again” Script
The “I was just looking at my schedule ” Script
The “I’m not sure what this is about” Script
The “Poor Richard” Script
The “Did we do something wrong” Script
The “I have a question that only you can…” Script
The “Get past Helga the evil gate keeper” Script
These are a few of the scripts that produce well in virtually every voice broadcasting campaign. If you would like to know more about these scripts and/or make a purchase, please contact me through my website, via email at jwcrowson@yahoo.com, or by telephone at 405-633-3683. Thanks!
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