03 Jun Real Estate
Real Estate Agents: Want Personal Connections with Web Visitors? Stop Treating Them Like Cattle
Many real estate agencies hold two simultaneous thoughts in their heads: “I want more traffic, more leads, and a website real estate agencies hold two simultaneous thoughts in their heads: “I want more traffic, more leads, and a website…
01 Jun Blog
65 Live Chat Statistics That Prove Live Chat Will Benefit Your Business's CX [Infographics]
HelpSquad provides 24/7 live chat outsourcing for businesses of all sizes. Our team of trained, multilingual agents engage visitors in real time, qualify leads, and deliver support that feels human. If recent history has taught us anything, it’s that people should know all of the facts before they make a decision or take action. But, … Continued
29 May Blog
Set Up a Live Chat Service and Go Home at 5 o'Clock
Mike Figliuolo, the founder of Thought Leaders, was a tough guy. A former US army platoon leader. An entrepreneur. A certified Master Fitness Trainer. Not exactly the type of person you would expect to have a heart attack at 43. Despite all his accomplishments, Figliuolo learned one important lesson: he wasn’t making time for his … Continued
27 May Blog
15 Tools To Run a Business Without Touching People
Who would have thought that physical contact between humans would become a major obstacle to running a business. Yet, this is the reality in 2020. The dangers of COVID-19 changed the way people live, work, and do business. Perhaps not just for the time being, but for the long run. The home office switch was … Continued
26 May Blog
Bucks County Businesses Helping to Fight COVID-19
When COVID-19 struck and the government issued a mandatory quarantine, no one could have predicted or prepared for the financial and economic consequences. It’s been almost two months since then, and businesses are still closed or struggling to stay open. HelpSquad, along with our sister companies LiveHelpNow and Insane Lab, sprung into action as soon … Continued
22 May Blog
The CX of Event Planning During the Coronavirus
Concert tickets are expensive, and the price of music festival passes can be downright offensive. Not to mention, all the planning and spending that comes along with attending a multi-day event – transportation, accommodations, and time off from work. It’s a hassle and a big investment. But, in the end, millions of people just like … Continued
21 May Live chat
Ruby Live Chat vs HelpSquad: Choosing Live Chat Agents
Who are we? Customers! What do we want? Answers! When do we want them? Now! While there may not be an actual customer rally, that’s the gist of it. Customers today are not a patient folk, especially when it comes to online interactions. Studies show that a website only has about eight seconds to impress … Continued
14 May Customer Service
6 Out-of-the Box Ideas For Small Business Reopening
Small business reopening has been on everyone’s mind as the United States nears the second month of the COVID-19 quarantine. With some states lifting restrictions and others preparing to do so in the near future, small business owners everywhere ponder on reopenings. Safety of operations and financial viability become major issues in all cases as … Continued
12 May Blog
How to Save Your Travel Agency in the Age of the Coronavirus [Infographic]
Who wouldn’t love to get away right now? Hell…at this point, who wouldn’t love to simply get out of the house? Sadly, it appears many Americans will be forced to remain housebound for the foreseeable future. As of Tuesday, May 5th, 65% of America’s population, roughly 214 million people, remained under some form of lockdown. … Continued
11 May Insurance Services
How COVID-19 is Changing Health Insurance
Lowen Anders loved her job. For six years, Lowen worked as a freelance contractor for an architecture firm that valued sustainability and the overall health of the environment. As part of her contract, the firm offered her a comfortable salary and health benefits. Because offering freelance employees health insurance benefits wasn’t required, Lowen knew how … Continued