Comments on: Voice Mail Strategy http://speakfearlessly.net/voice-mail-strategy/ Communication Skills for Business Professionals The Henderson Group's complete portfolio of communications skill programs provides your employees the results they need in face-to-face conversations, during online presentations, or when delivering speeches to large global audiences. We offer customized programs that boost your organization's bottom line, whether selling products, managing teams, presenting customer solutions, or leading companies worldwide. Mon, 05 Mar 2012 05:41:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: terrygault http://speakfearlessly.net/voice-mail-strategy/#comment-128 terrygault Tue, 27 May 2008 19:39:40 +0000 http://speakfearlessly.net/voice-mail-strategy/#comment-128 Dear A. Feller (is that a play on words, as in "A Fellow"?) Thanks for the comments. It made me laugh out loud. Please come back again and share your fun comments. Yours, Terry Dear A. Feller (is that a play on words, as in "A Fellow"?)

Thanks for the comments. It made me laugh out loud. Please come back again and share your fun comments.

Yours,
Terry

]]> By: A. Feller http://speakfearlessly.net/voice-mail-strategy/#comment-112 A. Feller Tue, 20 May 2008 19:40:30 +0000 http://speakfearlessly.net/voice-mail-strategy/#comment-112 I should send this article to some of the contractors and sales folks who leave messages on MY voice service. Geez. Then again, I'm sure following every single one these guidelines is easier said than...said. I'll say I definitely like the personal touch and try to leave very concise, friendly messages when I call. Then again I'm only, uh, ah, um, human. So some of that, ummm, filler may sneak in from time to time. You should do a parallel article about actual voicemail greetings for folks who have automated services. I use gotvmail, which has its own professional voice studio feature, but I've called other advanced 800 numbers and heard the most dull, lengthy, wooden messages. Folks should strive to get callers to where they need to be, pronto. And scratch the robot language. I should send this article to some of the contractors and sales folks who leave messages on MY voice service. Geez. Then again, I'm sure following every single one these guidelines is easier said than…said. I'll say I definitely like the personal touch and try to leave very concise, friendly messages when I call. Then again I'm only, uh, ah, um, human. So some of that, ummm, filler may sneak in from time to time.

You should do a parallel article about actual voicemail greetings for folks who have automated services. I use gotvmail, which has its own professional voice studio feature, but I've called other advanced 800 numbers and heard the most dull, lengthy, wooden messages. Folks should strive to get callers to where they need to be, pronto. And scratch the robot language.

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