Dialers: 1, 2, or 3 Lines?

[Justin Bilyj]

I have used a number of them. Just wondering what everyone here likes.

It seems the lower the number of lines dialing out, the better the quality i.e. no delay in talking to a prospect. But at the same time with more lines comes the opportunity of reaching more people faster, but maybe at the expense of the drop % going up.

What are your opinions on the matter?
Thanks for any responses!

 

[Norwayguy]

I have used a number of them. Just wondering what everyone here likes.

It seems the lower the number of lines dialing out, the better the quality i.e. no delay in talking to a prospect. But at the same time with more lines comes the opportunity of reaching more people faster, but maybe at the expense of the drop % going up.

What are your opinions on the matter?
Thanks for any responses!

I believe your target market would make a big difference. If you are calling on brick and mortar businesses where one would expect every call to be answered within 3 rings then more than 1 line would be a waste. However if you are calling on contractors they are also business owners but they are less likely to pick up....Calling consumers and we all know that many calls are going to go unanswered or answered by an answering machine.

So what is your market?