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Powerful PowerPoint presentation using pain & pleasure matrix

Example: Libra Telecom: A leading Headsets Distributors

Libra Telecom Presents Biggest Challenges Facing Headsets Buyers Today!

And How To Guarantee…. Commercial Quality Headsets That Perform And Give Desired Results!

So what is the problem?

Poor productivity isn’t always staffing or system response problem Often fault lies in staff’s equipment Therefore spend a little extra on good commercial quality headsets That will make you far more money than they cost

Problem 1 Background noise

If headsets can’t eliminate background noise / distraction It can cause enormous losses If you are dealing with large volume of calls Every fraction of a second is worth great deal of revenue

Background noise To maximize profits, average work time (AWT), Average handling time or Average talk time must be closely monitored One of the biggest factors adversely affecting AWT is ambient noise It lengthens call times leading to incomplete/incorrect transactions

Background noise When agents & customers have to repeat themselves due to background noise, you lose money in many ways

Losing money due to background noise 1.Increased long distance charges It takes longer to acquire necessary information Meanwhile long distance charges are being incurred If customers can’t hear well, they might hang up before getting all information they need, and have to call back later, creating more charges

So what’s the solution?

Libra Telecom

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Our Solutions

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