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4 Crucial Ways to Prepare for a Peak Season in HVAC

June 12, 2018 by Cassie Ciopryna Leave a Comment

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Don’t wait until the phones are ringing off the hook to keep your heads above water in the office.

How many times have you repeated this same pattern?

You hire great employees, everyone seems to be doing well, and you go about your regular managerial duties and day-to-day operations.

Sometimes you have some fires to put out, but mostly you are on track and internal performance is going well. Since all seems to be running smoothly, you don’t proactively set aside time for any additional training or proactive duties for the future.

Busy periods present unique challenges – for you as an owner and for your team. It’s easy to look down the calendar or just be in an office where phones are ringing nonstop, and feel overwhelmed. Instead of just keeping your head above water, there are ways to prepare and maximize your efforts.

It should go without saying that taking the time to prepare for busy periods can help alleviate problems and improve performance. We understand as owners and leaders in your business, you are already wearing multiple hats. When it comes to managing day to day operations, you deal with the urgent and the important. So how do you cover both? Read on and see how you can prepare for your busy summer season that is fast approaching (or already here!) by:

  • Identifying your business’ constraint points during peak season
  • Utilizing your call tracking reporting to analyze phone traffic and outcomes
  • Implementing actionable analytics to save time and improve performance

 

Identify your peak season(s)

As an HVAC company, you know that warmer months are one of your busy times. The heat comes around, and all of a sudden everyone needs work on their air conditioning, or wants new air conditioning installed in their house!

Summer is one cycle of a peak season in your industry, but the tips you can take away from this article can pertain to any of your other busy seasons as well. Do you truly know when all of the peak times throughout the year are for your company?

Start by reviewing reports provided to you by your call tracking provider. I can confidently say that CallSource reports provide transparency specifically on both your marketing and appointment conversion – both of which you’ll want to take a look at.

For example, if you have peak calls in May, but your conversion dropped, this may be an indication that you were at scheduling capacity or perhaps your team was not able to properly handle the increase in call volume. Additional research will be needed to identify what prevented you from converting appointments. This data will allow you to establish expectations for success for the upcoming peak season.

Plan ahead

planningThe sooner you start to prepare for the influx of volume, the better equipped you’ll be to handle it. Peak season should be viewed as a mini organizational change and treated as such.

Operations are potentially different, and everyone’s attention should be focused on meeting peak demand and achieving success. A business that can understand how their operation and employees are performing against goals via real-time data can be extremely valuable at any time, but especially during peak periods when efficiency becomes so critical.

Talk to your employees about how your team could operate more effectively. It is important that you’re asking the team, “How can we be more efficient?” Contributing to the solution creates team buy-in. You may also uncover great ideas. Set specific KPI’s you’d like to stick to, just as you would during any other time of the year.

As the busy season starts, having the ability to monitor operations will ensure that projected goals are met or that necessary adjustments are made. Reporting and analytics tools (like with your call tracking provider) are essential during these peak periods. Proceeding through peak times without the proper visibility into call volumes, staffing needs, or appointment capacity doesn’t allow your organization to flex and proactively address concerns.

CallSource reporting will help document your efforts and streamline your performance measurement. With the peak season approaching, look for automation opportunities that reduce manual effort.

Many CallSource reports can be set up to be delivered via email. Or, we offer programs that can alert you when a prospect call did not successfully convert into an appointment within hours of the initial call, allowing you to stay ahead of your competitors and make outbound call attempts.

For more information, or to get set up, please reach out to a CallSource representative.

By reviewing metrics, you can identify improvement opportunities and set goals for success. It will be important to also listen to your calls to determine if your potential customers are receiving the ideal experience.

Examine staffing

After you’ve been able to examine data for your company for at least a year, it is important to gather and return to those metrics for the coming year. Organized data collection is essential to understanding results and learning from them.

When peak season has come and gone, it’s important to conduct a thorough review. – Repeat what worked, minimize what didn’t.

If you are not prepared, you may find that you’re short on staff or team members struggle with increased call volume or workloads during busy periods. When it comes to staffing up, don’t just add bodies. Create a plan. A wave of inexperienced staff arriving as volume goes up typically leads to mistakes, excessive demands on managers and potentially lost customers. You want staff to be effective, not just present, when pressure increases.

The best results come from closely evaluating the process to determine how it can be modified to streamline the work. CallSource reporting will provide an analysis of your business’ peak days and times for prospects to help you identify patterns in your call volume.

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When analyzing your data, think about the following:

  • What day of the week is receiving the most prospect calls? What time?
  • What day/time are we experiencing the most Missed Opportunities?
  • Do I have the appropriate staff on the schedule for these times?

 

Calendar Blocking

Time stressors are some of the most universal sources of pressure in the workplace, and they happen as a result of having too much to do, in too little time. Your workload is already high, and you have many other urgent tasks on your To-Do List. Because of this, you’re anxious, you can’t concentrate, and everything seems to distract you.

You’re probably looking at your calendar and feeling like you couldn’t possibly add one more thing, but you should. Setting aside specific time in your schedule to work on certain tasks will help you manage your workload, especially during a peak season. Knowing exactly what to do and when will help you feel much more in control of your tasks.

Time management means being effective as well as efficient. By blocking time on your calendar, you can clear enough time to do what’s essential for your success. This will maximize your chances of keeping on track, and help you avoid the stress of work becoming more urgent than necessary. This is the way you move from “firefighting” into a position where you can maximize and grow your businesses.

Be sure to block out at least 30 minutes a week to login to CallSource, or your other call tracking provider, to review important metrics. Even with this small amount of time compared to your entire workweek, you are empowered to influence your appointment conversion rate during the course of each month by ensuring required changes are implemented.

(Tip: We also recommend you monitor the impact of your online reviews as a home service business).

It will be important to also invest in frequent team meetings, even during the busiest of times. It is very easy to fall into bad habits when everyone feels pressed for time. You do not want the goals you have set for your business and team to be disregarded because leadership is too busy to monitor and follow up on progress.

Need help deciding what metrics to review during team meetings? Download our team meeting slide deck!

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  • Create available time slots on your calendar so employees know when they can speak to you, and you can ensure you’ll have the time you need to dedicate to proactive tasks.
  • Arrange regular meeting with those who interrupt you often, so you can deal with all of their issues at once, rather than sporadically throughout the day. You can then concentrate on your important activities for longer.

Get out there and make this your most successful busy season yet – by staying consistent and monitoring your analytics, you are bound to achieve all of the goals you’ve set out, even when things seem nonstop in the office.

Reach out to a CallSource representative today to see how we can help you get through a peak season, and improve in your slow times, too.

Filed Under: CallTrack Tagged With: Call Management, Performance Management

The One Tool You Need to Add to Your Dealership Right Now

June 8, 2018 by Cassie Ciopryna Leave a Comment

Looking to increase efficiency and retention? This tool is simpler than you think.

If you’re like almost 100% of Americans, you already use this popular communication tool in your everyday life. So why aren’t you using it in business?

Any guesses on what this is?

If you guessed text messaging, then DING DING DING – you’re the winner!

What’s your prize? Well, it’s the great results that you’ll have once you implement this into your dealership, of course.

That’s right – texting is becoming increasingly popular to use in business, and can truly help your car dealership.

How exactly can utilizing texting in this way help you?

Save time by making less missed calls

The usual process for your sales, service, and parts departments when following up with a scheduled or current client is probably to make outbound calls to confirm appointments or information. Most of these probably end up reaching the client’s voicemail instead of the actual client.

When you can send a text message in lieu of leaving a message on their mobile phone (which they may not even have a voicemail set up for), you can send the text and move on to the next!

Send appointment and service reminders in an instant

No more wasting time with countless outbound calls just to remind about appointments – you can now schedule texts or simply type off a quick message reminding someone about their appointment to come in or letting them know when their car is ready to pick up from a service appointment!

With populated responses, you don’t even have to necessarily be near your computer or phone to text the client – you can set them up ahead of time when you have extra time to dedicate and do it for you when needed.

Seamlessly transfer texts to the correct department

Transferring phone calls between departments may be difficult if there is no one available in the service department at the moment that a caller needs to speak to them. The caller must be put on hold or, even worse, transferred to a voicemail for someone to get back to them.

With a great texting program, you can seamlessly transfer a text to the correct person or department that can handle the customer’s question or inquiry without them even know that they are speaking to possibly different people all within the same text exchange. It is still a best practice to answer a text in a timely manner of a few minutes, but it gives much more leeway than a regular telephone conversation would.

Reach customers during normal busy hours and get responses

When making outbound follow-up calls, it is easy to miss people who work regular office hours or may be busy and not pick up their phone. But the average response time to a text message is just 3 minutes – people can easily access their phone to read a text even when they may be busy in a business meeting or somewhere where they cannot necessarily speak on the phone but can type up a quick text message.

Never miss a conversation

Although you should never be missing inbound calls in your dealership, text messaging ensures that you really will never have a slip up where you miss a customer or potential customer who is trying to engage with you.

When you have a buffer of time before you have to answer someone (it doesn’t have to be immediately such as a phone call does), it makes it easier to get to more people. You can also communicate with multiple people at once when you are text messaging – especially if your texting program allows you to communicate via desktop or mobile, and from many different devices that anyone who would speak to customers has access to. Where is the miscommunication excuse now?

Keep a thread of all conversations

While you can keep call recordings from your tracking telephone numbers, with text messaging you easily have a text thread of past messages and conversations to keep handy if needed in the future. These also take up less space to save than audio files would.

Curious to learn more about how texting can help your dealership gain and retain more customers? Talk to a CallSource Representative now to hear how more about our texting platform.

Filed Under: Telephone Performance Analysis Tagged With: Call Management

The 5 Most Common Reasons for Missed Opportunities in the Home Services Industry and How to Overcome Them to Get the Appointment

May 21, 2018 by Cassie Ciopryna Leave a Comment

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Stop letting callers’ excuses prohibit you from gaining their commitment to your business.

The phone rings.

You are ready to answer a call from a person who needs something from your business.

They chose you! That’s why the phone is ringing in your office!

So why don’t you always set the appointment?

There are many reasons that someone may call into your business but end up dodging an appointment with you by the end of the call. Sorry, but it is inevitable.

The good news is – although you most likely won’t be able to book 100% of these people into appointments, you can increase the number of callers that will become a customer with you with just a bit more effort.

Below are top excuses or reasons that callers may have to not book an appointment with you during the initial phone call. By overcoming these reasons, you will be well on your way to increasing your appointment conversion rate and earning more lifetime customers instead of potentially losing them to your competition.

1. They need to check with their spouse/significant other/someone.

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Sure, maybe the caller does need to check or verify with someone else – but that doesn’t mean that you can’t still get them on the calendar.

Suggest in a non-pushy way that you can still get them set up with an appointment for the time being and if they need to change anything they can always call back. Use scarcity as a tactic by letting them know that an appointment day has opened up and may get booked quickly; it is better to set the appointment now rather than having to call back and risking losing that appointment time slot.

2. They are looking for a price quote.

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It’s tricky to get a caller to commit to your business for their home services needs without a price in mind – but this is where your call handling skills, business and industry knowledge come into play. As the employee, you are the expert. It is your job to demonstrate to the caller that you are the expert as well.

Mention value statements about your company and why it is that you cannot give a price estimate without first coming to the house to see what is needed to do the job correctly. Let the caller know that you do not want to misquote and that no prices are given on the phone to ensure that each customer gets the best service possible since every job is different.

You may even note that this is also because you don’t want to over-quote them. Some less reputable companies may give a higher price quote on the phone, then when the technician arrives at the home, they find out the job is easier than expected and still stick to the higher quote original price given. You want to make sure that the value of your service matches the service(s) needed.

3. They need to check their schedule or have scheduling issues.

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This is a situation where it might be more difficult to gain the caller’s commitment since they may have trouble knowing a time that can work for them or their schedule does not align with available appointment times that you have.

Still, getting a solid appointment on the calendar is vital to ensure you capture that commitment from the caller and they do not forget about you or try to call another company after you. Offer two different time slots that may work and let them call you back after they are already both on the calendar to see which appointment time they officially want. Or – try to rework your schedule to fit theirs. Could you move some of the technicians’ routes or move someone else’s appointment that has more flexibility in their schedule?

4. They do not want to pay a service trip fee or the price you have laid out.

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Explaining the reasoning for your service trip fee (if you have one) or your pricing is important when overcoming this opposition. But it is even more important to start explaining the value of your company and the services you provide to derail the caller from focusing so much on price.

You pay for what you get, so make sure that the caller truly understands the value that your company will deliver, and how your pricing works – including the service trip fee and if that rolls into the work they end up getting done. If they really don’t budge, you can always offer to waive the service trip fee if the job sounds like it is worth the time and money for your efforts to acquire them as a customer.

5. Call Handler didn’t ask the caller for an appointment.

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This is the worst reason for a missed appointment opportunity of all!

Although the prospect called into you for a service, the call handler must still stay in control of the conversation, and that includes asking questions that the caller may not think to ask themselves.

Perhaps the caller wanted further information from you – but who is to say that if you ask when they’d like to schedule an appointment that they would say no? Sure, they wanted information on something, but if you ask to schedule an appointment to come out and help them further, it shows that you are the right company to help them with the job. Don’t let them move on to call the next company to ask the same questions and then have your competitor scoop up your caller as their customer.

In Summary:

  • Try to get the caller to agree to a time on the calendar, even tentatively, when they say that they must check with someone else before scheduling an appointment.
  • Use value statements about your company when overcoming price objections or an objection to setting the appointment because you cannot disclose an exact price quote.
  • Give wiggle room to allow for scheduling one or two appointments on the calendar for those who are unsure of their calendar – getting them on makes it less likely that they will call a competitor afterwards.
  • Explaining the value of your company is also imperative when it comes to objections to any service trip fee. Explain the necessity of the fee and if that cost gets absorbed into any work done.
  • ASK FOR THE APPOINTMENT! If the call handler doesn’t ask, why is it up to the caller to do so?

Want to work on recapturing potential customers that still fell through the cracks despite your best efforts? We applaud you and are here to help! With our Missed Opportunity Follow Up Spreadsheet, you can track your outbound efforts to help determine what works best when attempting to gain a lead’s commitment the second time around.

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In this spreadsheet, you will be able to:

  • Track how many missed opportunities you consistently follow up on
  • See which employee is most successful at gaining the appointment on that second call
  • Figure out which outbound calling tactics work best when regaining a caller’s appointment
  • Make decisions to improve based on data that you are collecting, instead of assumptions

Filed Under: CallTrack Tagged With: Call Management, Performance Management

Why Your Dental Practice Needs Call Tracking

May 11, 2018 by Cassie Ciopryna Leave a Comment

Start implementing call tracking metrics into your practice ASAP to improve its success.

As a dentist, you have far more things to worry about in your office than marketing and employee performance

Like – caring for your patients and looking into 30+ mouths a day, for one thing.

I’m sure that you can still agree that marketing success and performance management are imperative areas for your practice’s success.
This is where utilizing call tracking services come in handy to serve and partner with your practice.

So what exactly is the value of using call tracking for your dental office?

I’m glad you asked.

Improve your marketing spend

One of the easiest and most straight-forward reasons that people and businesses invest in call tracking is to ensure that they are spending their marketing dollars wisely.

By using unique tracking numbers on each of your different marketing pieces (website, direct mail, newspaper ads, etc.), you can easily view which campaigns are receiving the most phone calls, leads, and appointments. By investing more dollars into the marketing sources that are working, and less (or zero) into ones that aren’t, you will improve your spend without wasting precious marketing dollars.
 

Be “in the know” of the front office’s new patient phone call handling

When you’re busy running from room to room to work on patient’s oral surgeries, check on patient’s teeth during their regular appointments with the dental hygienists, and much more – you don’t have much free time to check in with your front office staff to see if their work performance is up to par with what your practice requires.

With call tracking, you don’t only have access to view your marketing campaigns’ success, but your employees’ success as well. You can view front office staff’s appointment conversion rates, see what times of day you are getting the most calls, and who is most successful on the phone – as well as listen to audio recordings to really learn how employees sound on the phone with your current and potential patients.
 

Use call recordings for employee feedback, engagement, and training

So you now have the ability to know what is going on up front while you’re working with patients – now what?

How can you use these call recordings and call tracking reports to help your practice?

When you’re able to listen back to your front office staff’s phone calls with new and returning patients, you can actually use them for internal improvement.

Have gatherings with your staff to go over what they are doing well or what they should be doing differently on the phone, and utilize the call recordings and reports in annual reviews and regular team or one-on-one meetings.
 

Improve front office staff phone skills with call coaching

Depending on your call tracking service, you can implement your own internal call coaching for the phone handlers, or with a company like CallSource, you can utilize third-party call coaching to supplement your team.

You’ve analyzed what’s going on. Now the second part is call coaching (or the actionable side of this equation) to correct and improve any opportunities over the phone. Much like Newton’s First Law of Motion: An object will remain at rest, or uniform motion in a straight line until acted upon by an external force. Without a call tracking and coaching provider, the practice will continue to improve, remain the same, or decrease at the same rate until acted upon by an outside force.
 

Take hold of your online reputation

You may not think of “online reputation” when you hear of call tracking services, but a full-service company will assist you in bettering all aspects of your business.

By using an online review platform that aggregates all of your online reviews in one space and easily lets you request reviews and reply to submitted reviews, you can stay on top of your online reputation.

Why is this important?

When someone is choosing a new practice, whether it be for their or their children’s dental needs, orthodontic needs, or oral surgery, they will want to be sure that who they are choosing is trustworthy, reliable, and good at what they do. One way that people are finding this out now more than ever is on the internet – through online reviews.

Ready to take your dental practice to the next level with CallSource call tracking, performance and reputation management? Contact one of our representatives today to learn more.

Filed Under: Reputation Management, CallTrack, Call Coaching, Telephone Performance Analysis Tagged With: Call Management, Digital Management, Reputation Management

The Benefits of Text-Enabled Numbers for Your Business [Infographic]

May 8, 2018 by Cassie Ciopryna Leave a Comment

This communication method isn’t just for personal use anymore.

Unless you have somehow recently woken up from being cryogenically frozen back in the 60’s, there is a great chance that you A) have a cell phone and B) send regular text messages on said phone.

So why is it that so few businesses have yet to adopt the texting trend?

Text messaging is not only a convenient and easy way to send a simple message to someone else, it also saves time and can get right to the point without the necessary small talk that phone conversations need.

But if you need further convincing of texting’s popularity and how it can help your business, just take a look at our infographic below.

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Works Cited:

  1. https://www.pewinternet.org/2015/04/01/us-smartphone-use-in-2015
  2. https://www.nielsen.com/us/en/insights.html
  3. https://mobilemarketingwatch.com/sms-marketing-wallops-email-with-98-open-rate-and-only-1-spam-43866/
  4. https://www.slicktext.com/blog/2014/02/text-message-marketing-the-new-kid-on-the-block-infographic/
  5. http://connectmogul.com/2013/03/texting-statistics/
  6. https://www.textrequest.com/blog/crucial-new-study-brings-light-to-franchise-texting/
  7. https://customerthink.com/7-essential-text-messaging-stats-every-business-owner-should-know/
  8. https://onereach.com/blog/45-texting-statistics-that-prove-businesses-need-to-start-taking-sms-seriously/
  9. https://blog.podium.com/essential-text-messaging-statistics/
  10. https://www.textlocal.com/blog/2017/06/16/5-stats-that-prove-2017-is-the-year-for-sms-marketing/
  11. https://www.textrequest.com/blog/many-texts-people-send-per-day/

Filed Under: Telephone Performance Analysis Tagged With: Call Management

3 Ways to SPRING Your Business Forward

May 3, 2018 by Cassie Ciopryna Leave a Comment

[Monthly Team Meeting Slide Deck Download Included]

Time to start that spring cleaning at the office.

Although spring technically started about a month ago, many parts of the country haven’t been feeling that flowery, spring weather quite yet.

But just like April showers bring May flowers, consistent effort at work will bring great, beautiful payoffs later!

It’s time to spring into action in these 3 ways to help move your business into a success. Although it recently started, the second quarter will be over before you know it and that means we’re also halfway through the year!

So how can you ensure that you not only stay on track with but get ahead of your 2018 objectives?

Set & Follow Through with Goals

If you’ve been following the blog, you are no stranger to the importance of goal-setting. Being goal-oriented is a great thing. Without goals, you may be busy day in and day out, but what are you really working towards? Are you truly improving or just getting by?

So, easy first step: SET GOALS! If you are unsure how to set specific, measurable goals, we’ve got you covered here and here.

Now that you have set goals – are you truly following through with them? To follow through, you must sure you are properly communicating your goals, and checking up on progress!

If you aren’t sure if your goals are working well enough, take our quiz!

Need help communicating your goals on a regular basis with employees? Download our team meeting slide deck.

“A dream written down with a date becomes a goal. A goal broken down into steps becomes a plan. A plan backed by action makes your dreams come true.” -Greg Reid

 

Track Your Success

To accurately communicate your progress towards goals with employees, you must be tracking how well you are doing!

This is why tools like call tracking, digital attribution programs, and aggregate online review platforms are necessary for your business to really improve.

If you don’t know how you are doing, how can you improve? Thinking and knowing are two different things. You must track your goals to truly know if what you’re doing is propelling you towards your goals or if you are falling behind.
 

Repeat What’s Working, Work on What Isn’t

Once you are tracking your efforts and can clearly see if you are on track with, surpassing, or falling behind your goals, you can now take a step back and adjust.

Are there certain marketing pieces that are performing better than others? Re-allocate marketing dollars from under-performing ad sources that aren’t giving you great ROI to advertisements that are bringing in more leads. Don’t spend extra money – use your tracking reports to make better data-driven decisions.

Which call handlers have higher appointment conversion rates than others? See what they are doing well and use that to help train and coach call handlers that aren’t doing as well.

The point is – take a look at the data along the way to see how you’ve been progressing towards your goals, track your efforts, and do more of what’s working well. It’s really not innovative news, but sometimes we all need reminding.

Need help in your efforts? Download our free team meeting slide deck now!

Filed Under: CallTrack, Call Coaching, Telephone Performance Analysis Tagged With: Call Management, Performance Management, Digital Management

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