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Increase Company Revenue Via Customer Service Outsourcing Services

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4 years ago

January 17, 2020

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Is your company looking for increased revenue? Of course they are, who isn’t! If you have been struggling with trying to find ways to increase your bottom line and/or decrease your overhead, maybe it’s time to look OUTSIDE your workplace. I’m talking about outsourcing.

Outsourcing can be a fantastic solution for any business as you can hire individuals or teams on a PER PROJECT basis and oftentimes for a much lower hourly or salary rate. One area that many businesses are choosing to outsource is in the area of customer service.

Most traditional businesses handle general customer service along with their additional duties, which include sales and servicing of the products and services they sell. They might be doing a good job at the customer service piece, but why not take that burden away from your sales team entirely and allow them to focus soles and sales and product service and hire an outsourcing team to focus on the customer service aspect?

Outsourcing your customer service to a dedicated team that excels in this area can help boost revenue while lowering your overhead expenses at the same time. Let’s look at a few ways as to how this can work for your business:

Outsourcing to an overseas team simply costs less – These days, you can hire an entire team in another country to handle customer service tasks for less than the cost of a regular in-house full-time employee. You can also choose call center outsourcing to the Philippines even if your company is based in the US. These customer service teams are well versed in working with clients to handle day to day customer service issues and are dedicated in making them happy and providing complete customer satisfaction. A quality cost analysis will allow you to choose an outsourced team that will cost much less per hour of service than your regular in-house employees.

Taking the burden of customer service of your team increases their focus – Outsourcing your customer service duties will then allow your in-house team to laser focus on their specific sales and product service tasks. This focus will usually result in greater sales volume and thus increase revenue. (not mention a happier sales team who has had the burden of customer service duties lifted from their day to day duties)

Happier clients mean GREATER sales – Because your outsourced team is focused SOLELY on customer service and satisfaction, your clients will be treated like gold and this experience will lead to happier, more satisfied clients which will likely lead to much larger sales.

So, are you considering outsourcing your customer service tasks? If so, you will be happy to know that thanks to the increasing popularity of outsourcing, there are a plethora of websites that focus on this very thing. They will allow you to interview outsourcing individuals or teams, negotiate pricing, and handle the transaction right from the website where all the details of the hire including the project duration, fees etc. are all handled directly through the website. If you are looking for an easy way to increase revenue and increase customer AND employee satisfaction at the same time, then outsourcing your customer service tasks just may be the answer you have been looking for.

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6 Reasons to Try Cannabis Edibles

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1 year ago

February 21, 2023

Jimmy Lerner

Are you looking for a reason to try cannabis edibles? If you’re wondering if there are benefits to edibles that you can’t get with other forms of cannabis, the answer is yes. Here are some of the best reasons to try cannabis edibles.

Some edibles are boosted

When you smoke cannabis flower, you’re only getting cannabis. That’s not a bad thing, but there are brands that sell edibles that have been boosted with other ingredients. For instance, you’ve probably seen capsules with added herbs to help you sleep – the same is true for edibles.

One of the newer enhanced cannabis edibles are the Bits adaptogen-boosted edibles. These new cannabis edibles contain just 5mg of THC per Bit so you don’t overdo anything. Each flavor is packed with a unique blend of adaptogens like ashwagandha, reishi, elderflower, lemon balm, ginseng, guarana, and rose hip.

Why adaptogens? Adaptogens have been proven to have a positive impact on the central nervous system by decreasing sensitivity to stressors. In other words, adaptogens reduce stress and anxiety and contribute to an overall sense of wellbeing. When you consume cannabis edibles boosted by adaptogens, you’re going to feel more relaxed.

Edibles provide precise and consistent dosing

One of the best reasons to try edibles is for precise and consistent dosing. When edibles are made, the cannabis is thoroughly and evenly mixed in, so each serving has the intended dosage when the final product is made. In addition, premium cannabis brands like Verano lab test each batch to ensure quality and consistency with all of their products, including cannabis edibles.

When you smoke flower, you won’t always get the same amount of THC. It’s nearly impossible to know how much THC or CBD you’re getting from smoking flower. Even when you smoke the same strain in the same amount, the THC and other cannabinoids are distributed unevenly throughout each bud.

If precise and consistent dosing is important to you, then edibles are going to be your favorite cannabis delivery method.

Edibles are tasty

Edibles taste good, so why not try them? It’s just like eating a snack or a treat, but with a purpose. If you’ve avoided trying cannabis tinctures or oil because you don’t like the flavor, that’s understandable. Edibles are different because the taste of cannabis itself can be easily masked.

Brands go out of their way to come up with recipes that taste good because they know some people don’t like the strong flavor of cannabis. Edibles like brownies, cookies, and chocolate bars usually just taste like any other cookie, brownie, or chocolate bar. Premium cannabis brands will also use quality ingredients to produce the best cannabis-infused gummies, hard candies, and baked goods.

Edibles are easy to carry

If you want to carry your cannabis around discreetly, that’s easiest with edibles. They usually come in smaller packages that you can fit into a pocket or bag, and edibles are easy to eat without anyone suspecting you’re consuming cannabis.

When carrying edibles, be smart about where you bring them. Make sure you know where you can and can’t have them. If you’re headed to the airport of a government building, for example, you’ll want to leave your edibles at home.

The effects of edibles last for a long time

Smoking flower is great when you need relief quickly, but when you want the effects to last a long time, edibles are your best option. When you ingest cannabis, it takes longer for the effects to kick in, but those effects will last for a much longer time. You also don’t need to consume as much cannabis to get these long-lasting effects.

Everyone is different, and the timing depends on a multitude of factors like our metabolism and whether you’ve eaten or have an empty stomach. However, in general, it takes between 30 minutes and 4 hours to start feeling the effects of edibles. From there, the effects can last a few hours or even up to twelve hours. This is why many people take edibles before going to bed – getting that full impact while they sleep makes them wake up feeling incredibly rested.

Edibles are a great alternative to smoking

Although smoking cannabis is probably the most popular consumption method, it’s not for everyone. Edibles won’t expose you to the potentially harmful effects of smoking. If you’ve been avoiding trying cannabis because you thought you had to smoke it, edibles are the perfect opportunity for you to try cannabis.

Already familiar with edibles? Try something new

If you’ve been consuming cannabis edibles for a while, maybe it’s time to try something new. If you’ve always been into baked goods, branch out and try some beverages, chocolate bars, or even an adaptogen-boosted cannabis gummy for example. There are plenty of edibles to choose from so you can be sure you’ll find something new that you can enjoy.