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Looking for a new business phone? Maybe you want to replace your current one, or perhaps your team is expanding and you can’t keep sharing an office landline. If you’re actively looking at your options, you’ve probably come across VoIP apps.

There’s a reason a growing number of businesses use


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Missing a call is one thing. Forgetting to check the voicemail that follows is another. Even with a flexible business phone system, you don’t check it every second of your workday. This means voicemail messages can fall through the cracks, and your business loses revenue.

With a


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If you’re a solo operator or small team that receives a low volume of calls, then Zoho Voice may work as a flexible business phone solution. It’s also worth exploring if you’re already using other Zoho apps like its CRM platform or email marketing tool.

But Zoho Voice isn’t a fit for every team. For one thing, it has usage-based pricing, which runs on a potentially ...


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There’s a particular kind of dread in realizing, a little too late, that you dropped the ball.

A former tenant texted asking where her security deposit was, two weeks after she’d moved out. Her message got lost in the hundreds we receive every day, and I hadn’t started the refund process. I should’ve, days earlier. It was an “oh, crap” moment. We still had time to g...


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Somewhere between that last service call and your latest estimate, three new missed calls appeared on your phone. If that sounds familiar, it’s a common issue. In fact, 78% of people abandon businesses after missed calls — and 82% call competitors.


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