If you needed open-heart surgery, would you go for the cheapest heart surgeon you could
find? Of course not! That is a very complex surgery, not to mention, your life would be on the line if even the slightest error was made. Extreme examples aside, there are still several things in our personal lives we don’t mind paying extra for. Whether it’s your car, your smartphone or even that thicker, softer toilet paper, it is easy to discern which products and services you prefer because you have had many experiences over time to help you develop your personal preferences; including a good understanding of what is quality vs. what is cheap.
A Different Case
In the business world, it can be a little tougher to make those distinctions. It is not every day you purchase a new billing system, or hire a management consultant to help you improve the performance and quality of your operations. For those kinds of decisions, you may have limited experience so you will do a good bit of research and possibly even reach out to your trusted advisors to help you in your decision process. Unfortunately for a lot of business practices, they don’t apply that same logic when it comes to hiring an answering service. Since they have answered phones for most of their lives, they believe they have experience in this area and don’t go through a proper decision process as noted above.
There Actually is More to It…
We have heard many inaccurate assumptions about answering services over the years, but the most common ones relate to price. People assume that answering phones is a simple, one-size-fits-all service and they have difficulty comprehending why the price for one service could be so different from another. But there actually are many different types of answering services and it is important to ask the right questions to ensure you get the one that will be the best fit for your organization.
What Makes a Quality Answering Service?
If client or patient satisfaction is high on your priority list, a quality answering service can go a long way in helping you improve your communications and revenue generation efforts. To help you get there, here are the key elements needed to determine who the quality providers are:
1. Employee Investment: Some providers invest little in employee development which can lead to a high turnover rate. Quality providers work hard to hire and retain quality operators, provide them with on-going training and assist them in career development. (Think about it - which group would you want answering your organization’s phones?) Be sure to ask what the average operator’s tenure is, what training programs they have in place and how they manage operator quality control.
2. A Business Partner: Your business practice is unique, so why would you engage a one-size-fits-all answering service? Quality providers will ask more questions to develop an understanding of your business model so they know what is important to you. This will help them build an in-bound calling program customized specifically to your business needs. Don’t hesitate to ask about the types of businesses they serve and be sure to get multiple references from them before you sign on. They should express a sincere interest in partnering with you to overcome your communications challenges.
3. Strong Technology: Quality answering services make on-going investments in their technology and have proper back-up and disaster recovery protocols in place. Ask about their technology investments, what methods of message dispatch they have available, how they manage call escalation procedures, and what types of call reports they can provide. If your organization handles sensitive information, be sure to inquire about their privacy policies, secure messaging and/or HIPAA compliance (if you handle patient information, etc). As your organization evolves, it is important to have a provider that can work with you to help grow your communications efforts.
4. Do They Outsource?? If So, How? There are answering services that outsource some or all of their operator labor to other services or even offshore. If not done properly, managing quality control or even making changes to your account can quickly become more difficult in this environment. In addition, outsourced calls can be relegated to a lower priority status if they generate lower revenue for the third party service that does the answering; which may ncrease wait times and decrease service for your callers during busy periods. Make sure to ask if some or all of your calls will be outsourced to a third-party service, and if so, ask them to provide what quality control measures are in place to ensure your callers are always speaking to friendly, well-spoken and helpful operators that have your best interests in mind.
5. A Reasonable Investment: Like most other business services, you get what you pay for. No two answering services price exactly the same so it is difficult to do an ‘apples-to-apples’ comparison. Remember, all vendors need to make a profit. If a vendor seems to have a much lower price per minute, they are likely making it up somewhere else. If they price per call, make sure you know what a ‘call’ is. It may include every e-mail, fax, text, report and patch, as well as additional call counts if the call duration is longer than a set period of time. Your goal when choosing a service is to get the best value for the money invested. A cheap service at half the price of a quality service may look appealing up front, but if they are taking many of the shortcuts as identified above it will end up costing you more in the long run.
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Ken Peffer on Wed, May 08, 2013 @ 07:48 AM
When we hear the tragic stories of failed business practices, the numbers on the balance
sheet often receive the most attention, but they are merely the ‘post mortem’ report, and not reflective of the real reasons for failure. The most prevalent reason of failure for a large number of businesses (or the reason they are stuck in mediocrity) is their inability to properly manage the expectations of those they are serving.
Did You Know….
When Leon Leonwood Bean opened his small business in his brother’s basement in the early 1900’s, he had one product; the Maine Hunting Shoe. If you are familiar with the story, you know that over 90% of his first production run sold to clients was returned because the boots simply fell apart. Although most of us would have crumbled under a disaster like this, Leon did not. He managed his clients’ expectations, informed them that he would deliver the quality product that he had promised, and then, after a rework of the initial design, he delivered on that promise. Today, L.L. Bean brings in over $1.5 billion in annual revenue and is recognized the world over as a provider of quality products with top-notch customer service.
Choosing For the Right Reasons
For service driven business practices, quality communication is always near the top of the priority list, but the process of running a practice has so many variables that it is easy to get distracted and lose your focus on this key priority. Engaging an after-hours or 24/7 answering service can help a great deal, but be sure you are doing so for the right reasons. There is a big difference between ‘getting help to answer the phones’ versus ‘seeking a partner who is dedicated to help manage client expectations when you and your office staff are not available’.
The New Communications Mix
Last month we talked about the new communications mix and how rapidly evolving digital communications are changing the business environment. Just being available to your clients isn’t enough anymore; you need to be available to your clients in the channels they prefer. The phone is simply one of the channels now, but, when done properly, it is still the most effective channel at managing client expectations, especially when sensitive, emotional, or frustrating issues are involved (Just ask L.L. Bean!). If you don’t currently engage an after-hours or 24/7 answering service, it may be time to consider one. If you do have a service, and you don’t think of them as a sound investment or a good partner, it may be time to start looking for something better!
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It’s a beautiful day here in Philadelphia. Springtime in the mid-Atlantic usually starts off on
the cool side, but as the weather warms, we only get a few short weeks of this ‘perfect weather’ before the summer heat kicks into full gear. As an answering service, the transition from spring to summer is a busy time for us. The population in the area is breaking out of its winter routines, and everyone seems infinitely more busy: more work projects, more home projects, more travel, more sports activities and, of course, more phone calls to manage through all those activities.
Managing Your Workload
With the significant increase in activities, managing your professional workload can quickly lead to additional stresses. Most of us lead busy lives throughout the year already, but the spring-time rush can often lead to that feeling of ‘I just can’t get to it all’. Time management and prioritization are critical to working through these times and you will likely have to make some choices on where to direct your focus; as the saying goes ‘everything that demands your attention doesn’t necessarily deserve your attention’. Finding the right balance for your professional and personal activities this time of year can be challenging.
Focus on the Highest Return
Our company has been providing answering services in the Philadelphia area and nationally for many years. We work with all different types of service-driven businesses and have managed a wide variety of communications needs. One of the keys to our own success is in helping our clients focus on those activities that yield the highest rate of return for them. Our approach is to understand our clients’ primary business drivers and then work with each of them to build a customized solution unique to their individual business. We help them understand what processes can be automated, what interactions are best served by live operators, and what escalation procedures should be in place to ensure the best possible customer experience for their clients and prospects. By providing quality, consistent answering services, we take a significant amount of the typical communications issues off of their plate, enabling them to focus on higher return activities.
What Are You Focused On?
Busy is good, but too busy can be detrimental. If you are one of the many who is experiencing the 'spring effect', please make an effort to step back, look at all of your activities, and determine which ones will have the greatest return for you, your clients and your family. And, if you and your staff are interrupted by too many phone calls that prevent you from focusing on important tasks, feel free to give us a call; this Philadelphia answering service just might be able to help you develop a better approach for you and your clients.
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Our company attended a conference last week for managers of medical practices and,
as expected, HIPAA compliance was one of the big topics. Medical offices across the country have been converting to electronic health record (EHR) systems to remain compliant with HIPAA and related regulations. Although the benefits are many, the process has been a burdensome, multi-year effort on a large majority of those medical offices, and there is still a lot more work to be done.
Technology Moves Faster Than Government Regulation
The original Act was signed into law in 1996, well before anyone could have predicted the massive explosion of smart phones and smart devices in recent years. As technology has improved to manage electronic health data, so has the means to communicate and distribute electronic data (including accidental or erroneous transmissions via smart devices). Many physicians were early adopters of smart phones, and text messaging quickly became a much more efficient communications method, rapidly replacing the limited functionality of pagers that were so popular among physicians only a short time ago.
The Information Is Out There
Almost all of us have electronic health record information out there, likely accessed through multiple systems, in multiple locations, including sensitive information; and we don’t really know for sure who all has access to it. But patients’ rights to privacy are also a big part of HIPAA regulations so we have to have some faith that our medical providers, insurance providers, employers, and any other involved parties are acting in our best interests to keep our data secure when handling sensitive information.
One More Thing…
As a professional answering service, we have several medical providers as clients, and we understand the burdens they have been through in recent years. Adding secure text messaging to their communications protocols is becoming a necessary step to remain HIPAA compliant, since a lost or stolen smart phone with patient information on it could quickly become a huge liability to a physician’s entire practice. The challenge is, the added security can mean additional steps in the communications process and added costs for that security layer. To assist our clients in their efforts, we have researched the various HIPAA compliant solutions for secure messaging and identified the ones that offer the best combination of ease-of-use, functionality and price. The evolving integration of healthcare, technology and communications is currently moving at a rapid pace. If your practice is struggling with ways to secure your communications, don’t wait any longer. Find a partner that will help you get up to speed and stay there – because the alternative isn’t pretty!
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Posted by
Ken Peffer on Fri, Apr 19, 2013 @ 07:15 AM
For many decades, the phone was the primary method utilized when you couldn’t
communicate face-to- face. Then along came e-mail and by the late 1990’s adoption of e-mail was nearly universal. But in the last ten years or so, digital communications exploded and people now have literally hundreds of ways in which they can communicate. The ‘phone and e-mail only’ folks are now in the minority as most individuals have at minimum a half-dozen ‘channels’ through which they communicate every day in their professional and personal lives.
“Change, Or Else…”
Personally, I have been to a handful of conferences in various industries over the last several months and noticed they all had a reoccurring theme: “You need to adopt new ways in which you communicate with your clients, or you may not be in business much longer...” No matter what business you are in, the buyers of your services or products have more control over the buying process than they’ve ever had. This includes how they prefer to learn about, and communicate with your business practice. Obviously it is not practical for most businesses to be in every channel, but if you are not at least doing an annual communications review and gap analysis to understand the growing channel preferences of your clients, you may be falling behind.
No, the Phone is Not Dead
As a professional call handling service, we have been keenly aware of the digital communication revolution and how it impacts our industry. Fortunately, the phone is still a vital part of business communications; it just needs to be utilized on a more strategic level to enhance client engagement. People tend to use their preferred digital channels for standard and non-urgent communications, but when they get close to a buying decision, or have questions that your digital channels are not able to address, they want to speak to a live person. By providing a live person (instead of the dreaded voice-menu/voice-mail box) at a critical time in the communications process, you are able to provide effective service to those callers even when you and your staff are not available. The proper integration of digital communications and live answering services is being used as a competitive advantage to grow revenue, improve customer retention and generally be more accessible to your target audiences.
Usability Counts
It is important to keep in mind that the basic concepts of communication have not changed; we just have a lot more unique tools with which to perform the communications function. In recent years, we have seen many companies over complicate the process because they get too wrapped up in the technology and/or the new digital channels. They tend to overlook the important question of “am I easy to do business with in the eyes of my customers?” For your communications review and gap analysis exercise, that question should act as a starting point, regardless of the size or function of your business. Please share your thoughts, have you done a thoughtful communications review recently? If so, how often do you revisit your communication plans or policies? We’d like to hear from you.
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We have all experienced it at one time or another. You go to call your doctor, but you don’t
get the main office, you get the doctors answering service. If your doctor invested in a quality answering service, you most likely had a positive experience with a friendly professional who took a message for you and communicated some expectations on what the next step or steps may be in regards to your question or issue.
When it comes to one’s health, especially if dealing with a serious health issue, the last thing you want to hear when calling your doctor is a voice-mail prompt. A large majority of medical practitioners utilize an answering service specifically for that reason. Their patients are their customers, and, although they cannot realistically answer every single phone call, they need to make sure their customers can get through to a live and helpful person every time.
What is Your Business Model?
Personalized service is critical in the healthcare industry. Most physicians deal with a large number of patients, and they need to provide each one with the best possible care. However, there are several other business models where personalized services are critical, or are becoming more critical to building and maintaining key business relationships. If your business model is geared towards quality customer service, voice-mail could be a potential source of frustration for your callers. With modern communications tools, people now expect to get answers much quicker than in the recent past. They will use digital methods to find you, and research you, and by the time they pick up the phone to call, the last thing they want is to reach your voice-mail.
Re-evaluating for Success
Communications methods and preferences have greatly expanded and diversified over the last few years, and it is easy to get caught up in the hype of cool new products and features. But keep in mind, your main focus, first and foremost, needs to be on understanding how your clients and prospects want to interact with you – and then providing those channels in the best and most efficient methods possible. You may find a variation of the doctors answering service model to be an integral part to enhancing your own organization’s communication strategy.
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Ken Peffer on Wed, Mar 27, 2013 @ 07:05 AM
If you manage a professional business or medical practice, quality customer service is usually
high on your priority list. Your clients utilize your services because they like you; they trust you and they believe they are receiving quality services from you. However, there are likely several other providers in your general area that offer the same or similar services as you. If business is good right now, you may feel you have a unique edge in your marketplace, but your clients and future prospects DO NOT see it that way. Thanks to the Internet, even professional services are being commoditized as users know they are only a few clicks away from (what they may perceive as) a better provider of the services they seek.
Loyalty & One-Size-Fits-All, Two Business Concepts on Their Deathbeds
Never in our history as human beings have so many people had so much easy access to good quality information on all the products and services they may use, throughout their lives, in both their personal and professional existence. With a consumer that can quickly educate himself or herself on just about any buying decision (prior to engaging an actual human), the concept of brand and product loyalty is being replaced with a more pragmatic approach. The ‘one-size-fits-all’ concept is experiencing a similar fate. People know they no longer have to settle for ‘what everyone else uses’. They can now find and get only the products and services that fit their very specific personal or business needs.
Partnering for Success
What does this have to do with finding the best answering service? A good bit actually. There are literally hundreds of answering services out there, but probably only a few of them would be a great fit for the specific needs of your business practice. The key to finding the best answering service is to identify those who have solid experience within your industry and who are willing to ‘partner’ with you in regards to your communications needs. Obviously partnering is not a new concept, but it is one that is growing rapidly in most professions as the best way to build and strengthen relationships, especially in the face of decreasing business loyalty and the decline in effectiveness of one-size-fits-all solutions. By ‘partnering’ with the appropriate vendors, you are identifying and engaging those that have aligned, or are willing to align, their overall goals with your goals. In other words, your answering service should not be just a service to help answer your phones, but a partner that uses their expertise to help strengthen and optimize the communications experience of your clients, prospects and internal staff.
Selling Has Changed Too
As you have noticed over the last several years, the process of selling has changed dramatically in many industries as well. Instead of ‘selling’ their services, successful organizations have focused on providing the best and most direct path of educating and engaging their prospects on their primary offerings. This includes being found in the digital world and, where appropriate, sharing good quality, engaging content. As an answering service, we realize that by the time people pick up the phone to make a call, they have likely already researched the organization by some other digital means. This also suggests they are likely much closer to engaging the organization for services, so we work closely with our clients to build custom calling programs that ensure each phone call is a positive experience for their callers.
Looking Forward
For service oriented businesses, communications will always play a key role in the health and growth of the organization. The technologies that enable and support communications have expanded and continue to expand at a rapid pace. As you strive to do your best on a daily basis in support of your own clients, be sure to engage partners that share your passion for excellence and have a clear vision for their own futures. Finally, if you don’t think you have the best answering service for your practice, then find the one that is. You and your clients will be happy you did!
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How much time do you spend talking with your business peers? I don’t mean co-workers; I’m
talking about those who may have the same or similar roles as you, but at different organizations. Part of our leadership team (including myself) have just spent the last few days doing exactly that. The NAEO Conference was held earlier this week in Nashville, Tennessee. This annual gathering of professional and medical answering services providers has become a great resource for our organization. Regardless of the industry you are in, there are likely one or more events each year that your organization benefits from in a similar fashion.
The Importance of Learning from Your Peers
The world moves much too fast these days to work with the blinders on. If you are in a management or leadership role, and not regularly engaging your peers in your profession, you may actually be doing a disservice to your organization. Asking questions, gaining external perspectives and learning the nuances of how other organizations tackle the same issues you are facing is actually one of the best ways to improve your own business and more easily avoid costly mistakes.
Although the conference mentioned above is specific to the professional and medical answering services industry, our business challenges are not much different from most other service driven organizations. The breakout tracks for this event were: Sales & Marketing, Technology, Operations, and Healthcare – all of which are key topics for most of today’s businesses. While events like this are a great learning experience, it should never stop there. For our team, this event is merely one of several touch-points where we engage and build relationships with industry peers throughout the year. Yes, several of these ‘peers’ are competitors, but we have learned over time that those with the same passions as us in our industry can still respectfully share information that can be helpful to both parties.
Future Directions
The future is always ‘unknown’ in the business world. However, one of the most exciting parts of this conference was the collective mindshare assembled to help map out the steps to build a better future for the telephone answering service industry - and by default, the clients that we serve. Telephony services as we know them today will most likely morph into a full service, individual profile, multi-media experience. For us to continue our success, we need to embrace this and become a key part of it over the next several years. By engaging our peers on a regular basis we are much better equipped to build out our own future; and also less susceptible to the adverse effects that can often accompany future changes. With that in mind, we’d like to know: How are you engaging your peers to better manage your business and build out your own future? Please let us know – we’d love to hear from you.
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To drive a successful organization on a long-term basis you need two basic ingredients: 1.
You must be good at providing your primary offering(s) to your clients; and 2. You must continuously work to improve your operations. The first one is obvious. It is the easier one because it is typically something you are passionate about and enjoy doing. The second ingredient is not as easy because it has to do with ‘everything else’ needed to operate a business; such as the tools and technology, the human resources, compliance with the law and good management of working capital. Lack of this continual improvement of operations is what may sink a successful business or at least prevent it from reaching its full potential.
Focus on Your Best and Outsource the Rest
If you are a business owner or manager, you likely have multiple talents that have enabled you to get to this level in your career. However, you should know the operational areas that are not your strength or that you have less interest in working on. These are the specific items, tasks or roles that you need to outsource – either internally to qualified staff members or externally to a trusted partner with specific expertise in that area. By truly focusing on expanding your strengths and assigning out those other areas or tasks, you are able to reduce or eliminate many of the barriers limiting the success of your organization.
Fixing Neglected Areas of Operations
As a national answering service, we have learned over time that, for organizations both large and small, communications processes are one of the most neglected operational issues. Larger businesses have multiple departments, each with different priorities. In these environments, disparate communications methods quickly evolve per department, creating a very inconsistent experience for clients across the board. Smaller organizations are often challenged here because they simply do not take the necessary time to define and map out a detailed communications plan on a periodic basis. In both cases, when issues do arise, the typical approach is to make a quick patch to fix the issue, instead of stepping back and looking at the process strategically to identify the root cause of the communications issue.
Ask a Better Question
When we talk to a new prospect for our national answering service offerings, they are often looking for more information than just basic answering services. We hear comments like “we are considering a new phone system” or “we keep updating our voice-menu options, but we’re still having issues” or even “we just need a provider that follows our instructions”. In other words, they know they have communications challenges, and they have some level of frustration because they are not sure how to go about fixing them.
Prior to asking vendors about service offering bells and whistles, the right question business organizations should be asking themselves are “how do my prospects and clients really want to engage with us, now and in the near future?” The toughest part here is putting your personal preferences aside. Because there are so many options, the preferences of your prospects and clients may be any of the following: e-mail, live-chat, web-form, instant messaging, text message or even social media channels. However, given all these options, you can be sure that if they pick up the phone to call you, they want to talk to a live person, and not have to leave a voice-mail. This is where an answering service with a national presence can become a good partner in your communications process.
The Big Picture
Having the discipline to continually improve upon your organization’s operations is not easy to do; however all the successful companies I’ve engaged in my life have had that discipline. If you have an operational area where you’ve recognized a weakness, start with a basic question like the example above. This can help you get to the root cause of the weakness much quicker. And if that weakness is in the area of communications, you know who to call!
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We’ve talked before in this blog about how engaging an after hours answering service can help
restart business growth in a tough marketplace, but did you know these services are also excellent for managing business interruption events? This week, several states in the nation are being blanketed with deep snow. I’m guessing many of you have fond memories of snow days from your childhood. However, as adults, we now have clients or patients or other work relationships that really depend on us; thus snow days are a bit less enjoyable because it can interrupt your ability to serve your clients, and typically means lost revenue as well.
It’s Not Just Weather
Whether it is a man-made event, or weather related, many businesses experience some form of unanticipated business interruption multiple times each year. These interruptions are especially onerous for medical providers, property managers, trade professionals (HVAC, plumbers, electricians, etc.) and other service businesses where there is a high amount of customer interaction on daily basis. Yes, a canceled appointment is often a hassle, but if the appointment was for a major health related operation, or for a client’s home furnace that is not working and she has an infant at home, a canceled appointment can be down-right scary. In those situations, the last thing you want your clients or patients to hear is an automated voice-prompt asking them to leave a message. If you utilize an after hours answering service that also provides certified 24/7 operations, this would not be an issue for your callers.
Putting the Plans in Place
Here at Main Line TeleCommunications, we work with each organization to have a customized calling program in place so our clients can better manage their own customers’ expectations for when the unexpected happens. By simply getting through to a live and helpful person, the caller’s anxiety is reduced and we can provide the specific instructions as directed by our clients, to relay to those callers. This process greatly reduces or eliminates the frustrations and client service issues that can arise from unexpected business interruptions; and often reduces the amount of revenue that would have been lost as a result of the interruption event.
An Ounce of Prevention…
If you are one of the many affected by the weather this week, we wish you a speedy a return to normal operations. If you are not affected, be sure to dust off your business continuity plan and go through it in detail to make sure it is current. If you are still a kid – stop reading and get out there and play!
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