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I have had Live Chat on the site for about a month, and no one has asked for a chat yet... but then the site does need an overhaul, so it may be that that is putting people off.
But it's there if people do want to use it, but then I have had quote requests or questions through several other mediums as well, include Twitter and both Linkedin and Facebook messaging.
Do you have it set up so a chat box automatically pops up in front of the visitor with a prewritten message?
From the other side, it is also better in case you have one tool to manage all the inputs from leads/customers. There are several tools on the market which are prepared for effective inputs handling- search well and you will find them.At the very least it makes you look more responsive and open to support and gives you an edge over your competitors. People really value support and the easier the better!
And customer satisfaction by 20+I know of (and have worked on) a number of websites where live chat has made a considerable difference to conversion rates.
Trust me, with livechat, you can increase you sales by 20%
80-85% of answers can be standard copy-paste, using chat you can provide feedback to several customers at the same time. You are more effective and your customers do not feel the difference.In my business plan was always to look to support customers in any way and as customer myself I find that chatting to someone a lot more easier than talking on the phone. Give your customers different ways of contacting is the best solution in my beleive and chat is one of them.
Yes I agree with that, and I have been dissapointed with some chat experiences mostly by big companies who aim only to get your money and not help customers. I think that's the difference with big and small business. Small business will aim to provide best support because this is only way to progress.80-85% of answers can be standard copy-paste, using chat you can provide feedback to several customers at the same time. You are more effective and your customers do not feel the difference.
Another important thing is that you can provide discussion summary to your customers- this build up your position as a reliable business.
Only when you create additional value you can win with bigger players- this is what we call personal touch. This requires a high level of service automation- auto-triggered customer notification saves your time and delivers all necessary information to your customers. Live chat is a cherry on top of automation.Yes I agree with that, and I have been dissapointed with some chat experiences mostly by big companies who aim only to get your money and not help customers. I think that's the difference with big and small business. Small business will aim to provide best support because this is only way to progress.
You can redirect chat to mobile phone application- this way you can provide instant response even on the move. I agree that sometimes chat comes in the unexpected moments but in a worst case, you can provide the available schedule to the customer.It can work in my opinion (and what I know from working with web developers) but ONLY if the reply is in fact instant and always available (or the function is turned off when no one is there). Otherwise, you may as well use email.
Whenever you give a trial to new web features it is worth to A/B testing- from payments to COP, chat, new layout etc...Live Chat is great and integrates with most content management systems. You could test the effectiveness of it with an A/B test to see if website visitors take a desired action more often with live chat installed.