Tasso Roumeliotis

Founder & CEO of @Numa_helps previously @LocationLabs acquired by @avast_antivirus. With it or upon it

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@elyratner congrats on your role in the administration!! Remember us hanging with your brother when you at Cal!

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@NiteStar good question. Its more the technology being used, but every time we have mentioned it to business owners..they cringe. They want solution, don't care about the tech.

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@strategystew @numa_helps typically a business will rescue 50% of its missed calls. At $50/month, a business usually sees the service paying for itself in 2-3 days.

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@mehulgohil @numa_helps @Bizapalooza Numa used to be NumberAI. Number = phone number + AI (our technology). We evolved to Numa. Like Alexa for consumers, just here to help small businesses

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@SchellerAnna @DIYMarketers forwarding to your (or an employee) cell phone is great. Many business owners are looking for help during after hours when they don't want to be disturbed

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@DIYMarketers Messages from the Google listing is the future of business communication

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@Bizapalooza I would never mention chatbots. Businesses are averse to that. This is next generation of voiceamail using texting to solve problems and deal with customers

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@Smita_DigiMarke @Bizapalooza yes. Facebook messenger, whatsapp, insta etc. should all be part of how you respond to customers

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@NiteStar They can use their mobile phone to text them back. Or even better assign to to an employee who can us an app to text with customer
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@ramonray @numa_helps Receive a notification that a call came in. Auto-text back the customer and then assign it to one of your workers who can text with customer directly
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@strategystew @numa_helps we rescue 50% of missed calls! thats the main value

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@DIYMarketers 3. Only perform basic tasks like taking down information - which can be done better via text #BizapaloozaChat

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@DIYMarketers 3.

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@DIYMarketers 2.Answering human is not your voice #BizapaloozaChat

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@Bizapalooza 1. Expensive - typically pay per minute, with monthly pricing $250-$1000

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@NiteStar Most customers want an answer quickly - placing an order etc. and when they encounter voicemail, they hang up and call another (competitive) business.

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@_TomGReid very common occurrence, especially when calling during lunch hours!

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@DIYMarketers Get a software that helps them answer EVERY call. No lost leads. You paid for them, why throw them away
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@mehulgohil @Bizapalooza Whatsapp is awesome. How businesses across the world are communicating