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2010
Turn These Business Resolutions Into Reality
For the past two years businesses have dug in, deepened the trenches, reduced staff and cut costs to the bone. Now, in 2010, economic progress reports suggest the time is coming to start building and growing again.
But you don’t need to hire new employees or add a lot of costly equipment to turn these resolutions into realities. Every one of them has been attained by real companies using web-based appointment scheduling software. Read their stories in our case study library, and then make some resolutions for your own business in 2010.
Rich Silverman
TimeTrade Blogging Team
Public domain Image by Ivan Akira courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
2010
What’s Wrong with Manual Appointment Scheduling?
Appointment scheduling the old-fashioned way can easily turn into a hassle for both the customer and the service provider.
Customers want convenience: a quick process to book an appointment that matches their schedule.
Service providers want bookings, as many as possible. But the busier you get, the harder it is to take time to take calls.
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2010
Personal Service Providers: Make Life Easier On Yourself – Let Customers Schedule Themselves
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Hair Salons and Day Spas – regardless of size – need appointment scheduling software. The “needs” test is not based on the size of the business, but the volume of business. Busy salons and spas can enhance customer service while also increasing efficiency.
2010
Appointment Scheduling Software Reduces Errors
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There will always be people who want to schedule appointments by talking to a live person. They can ask questions, tell the scheduler a cute story about why they are making an appointment or just have a nice conversation with a fellow human being. But a large and growing group of people want the 24/7 convenience offered by online scheduling software. Both types can be satisfied with online appointment scheduling.
2010
On-Line Appointment Market Looks to Grow, TimeTrade Gets Set To Grow With It
The on-line appointment scheduling market is beginning to take off, says TimeTrade Systems CEO Ed Mallen in a story recently published in MassHighTech.com.
“The switch will be like banks going to ATMs,” Mallen says. “It’s a very natural play to begin to have consumers be able to make their appointments over the web and be satisfied that when they get there the resource is going to be ready, willing and able.”
TimeTrade, a market maker in on-line appointment scheduling since its founding in 1999, has its sights set on that $5-$8 billion market opportunity, according to Mallen.
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2009
The Benefits of Online Scheduling Software for the Retail Industry
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Smart retailers differentiate themselves with superior customer service. Storefront “greeters” and personal shoppers help; here are some real-life examples of the unique blend of superior customer service and cost-saving offered by online appointment scheduling:
2009
Customer Care Goes High Tech With Appointment Scheduling Software
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While some may think that automated technology diminishes customer service, the opposite can be true. Appointment scheduling software has actually been proven to help businesses streamline processes and deliver better customer service.
2009
Help Manage Busy Lives – Offer Online Appointments
What if service providers – hair salons, doctors’ offices, auto mechanics, etc. – became part of the solution to organizing a busy day?
2009
Seven Signs It’s Time to Upgrade to a Better Appointment Scheduler
Some appointment scheduling tools are nothing more than a calendar with limited options. How do you know if it’s time to upgrade?
Here are seven signs that it’s time to get the next generation of appointment schedulers:
1. You’re finding that Outlook is just not cutting it anymore
Some might believe that Outlook (or another personal information manager) can do it all, but unfortunately, it is not specifically designed as an appointment scheduler. If you find yourself wishing that Outlook could do more with appointments for your team, it’s time to migrate to powerful, dedicated scheduling software.
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