Ring Central Hold Music seems to be everywhere in New York and Connecticut: you call a business and you’re usually asked to “please hold” and the next thing you know there’s that familiar guitar music. That’s Ring Central’s signature music on hold, the default music setting that makes every business, from the utilities and used car lots to rocket scientists and brain surgeons, sound alike.
When you sign up for Ring Central, do you want to sound like everybody else?
Ring Central Hold Music can be replaced.
And when you do, you’ll see (and hear) the difference from the very first call. Here are some of your options
- Ring Central actually has other options, though not a lot of them. And nothing that’s your favorite. Music on hold is usually generic music.
- Upload your own music: this sounds great: you can simply upload your favorite mp3, but watch out. You’ll have to upload it from your RingCentral Online Account dashboard. And you’ll have to say that you’ve paid the licensing fees to be able to use it legally. That can be expensive. So consider…
- Marketing Messages on hold. This is the option that you may have been looking for: instead of trying to bore your customers to sleep when they have to wait on hold, this is a marketing tool. It lets you advertise what makes your company unique, and talk about your most profitable products and services. It’s all about how you can help your telephone callers best.
VoIP Music is just too dull
Nobody in New York wants to listen to even the best hold music. This free on hold music for business VoIP comes with your Ring Central phone system, and is worth every penny! That’s because on hold music for business is just a “place holder” to let telephone callers know that they haven’t been cut off. Phone hold music has earned a bad reputation. There’s no reason to let it ruin yours!
Replace it with messages on hold
Every time your phone rings, it’s “a call for help.” Your callers are either Connecticut customers who want help, or potential customers who want to know if you can solve their problem. Why not start helping them, even if they have to wait on hold?
Instead of telephone hold music, give your callers something more: give them information that they want and that you want them to have.
How does it work?
How does it work? What’s involved? Click here to see our “Frequently Asked Questions,” and see how easy it is to turn “hold” time into a productive marketing tool.
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