Toll Free Numbers last forever!
Toll Free Numbers never wear out or expire and only get more and more valuable the more you use them. Very few things you do when you start your business are going to last for the life of your business.
That cutting edge computer you invested in will be slow and out of date in 3 or 4 years. That sign you put out in front of your business may last 10 years and the phone system you buy may be good for 6 to 10 years. You might spend anywhere from $500 to $5000 or more to build a website that is great today but it’ll be out of date and need to be replaced in a couple years. Almost everything you do in starting your business will eventually wear out, break or have to be thrown away in a few years.
Picking a toll free number is one of the only things you’re going to do in starting your business that can last you literally for the life of your business. Picking a good number will increase the response rate for all of your advertising literally for the life of your business. That’s why this is important and you shouldn’t let the phone company talk you into taking a random number just because it’s easier for them.
The more you advertise your toll free number, the more people we get used to it and remember it. The more labels you put it on the more re-orders you’re going to get every month. The longer you have your number on your website the more likely it is to get listed in other places. The more people dial your number the more they program them into their phones and phone books. Your phone number is one of the most important items you’ll list if someone buys your business. So you’re not spending a few dollars to get a good number, you’re investing a few dollars to get a permanent marketing tool for your business.
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Bill Quimby (248 comments.) says:
October 9, 2008 at 2:46 pm
I should add one thing though. Your toll free number is not indestructable like a Diamond. It can be used indefinitely, but if you don’t pay your bill to the phone company providing the service or if you cancel the service without transferring the toll free number to another provider it will eventually be disconnected and returned to the available pool.
Bill
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