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How does the user find the business? This seems like something that can be done with a facebook personal message or something.
We aggregate business data similar to Foursquare. Not many businesses are sitting behind their facebook pages to use it as a communication channel for customer service/ sales inquires/ etc.
What percentage of businesses have someone available to answer text messages? My feeling is the answer starts with 0.0 and then may have some more zeros before a non-zero digit occurs.
People go to the site, open live chat, ask questions and get real answers immediately.
What percentage of businesses have someone available to answer text messages? My feeling is the answer starts with 0.0 and then may have some more zeros before a non-zero digit occurs.
What percentage of businesses have someone available to answer text messages? My feeling is the answer starts with 0.0 and then may have some more zeros before a non-zero digit occurs.
We use LiveChat[0], which even looks like that. People go to the site, open live chat, ask questions and get real answers immediately. [0] http://www.livechatinc.com/
Love your initial presentation. The business side console looks a ton more useful than https://talktothemanager.com/ . Might need to find a way to mesh into existing Twitter back workflows for larger enterprise customers. These guys have spent a lot of dough building distributed Twitter workforces. Need to make it ultra facile for them to come over to your more intimate product.