What is PollCasting® ?
PollCasting® Voice Broadcast is an outbound telephone
dialing system, with a questionnaire. PollCasting®
Voice Broadcast survey will dial a list of phone numbers,
and play a pre-recorded message with a multiple choice
question to be answered by the recipient. The recipient
has the choice to press any key from 1 to 7 to respond,
or press 8 to repeat the question again. This system
is an IVR (interactive voice response) system.
Why use PollCasting® ?
PollCasting® Voice Broadcast liberates you from
manually dialing phone numbers, and verbally repeating
the same question to your target recipient. PollCasting®
Voice Broadcast automatically dials phone numbers and
transmits thousands of voice message questions per day.
PollCasting® Voice Broadcast survey will track and
record the responses to the questionnaire for your analysis.
With PollCasting® you can focus on what you do best, and eliminate mundane activities such as:
- Dialing phone numbers
- Ringing the phone
- Waiting for an answer
- Negotiating with the wrong person
- Being put on hold
- Waiting for the right party to attend the phone
- Getting thrown into voice mail
- Verbally repeating another message into voice mail
With PollCasting® Voice Broadcast survey, you can
make thousands of calls per day to your contact list,
and gather the response to one or multiple questions.
PollCasting® Voice Broadcast can be used for:
- Political campaign questionnaires
- Customer satisfaction survey
- New purchase follow-up survey
- Member polling survey
- Statistical survey
- Interest group survey
- Religious survey
- New product survey
- Surveys
Any company wishing to expedite a survey, or to maximize
on their outbound phone calls can use PollCasting®
Voice Broadcast survey.
The PollCasting® Voice Broadcast survey system will
dial every phone number on your contact list. It can
ask for user input to a variety of questions, and gather
many different user key-input responses.
All calls are logged and your log report will show:
- If call was answered, not answered, or line was busy
- If person listened to the entire message or not
- Which number on the key pad the recipient pressed to answer the question.
- Date and time stamp of every call
How do you deliver a recorded message?
We dial every contact on a phone list. When the phone is answered, we play the recorded message.
How do I get started?
First, book your campaign
Then, record your message
Lastly, send us your phone contact list
How fast can my campaign start?
We need 24 hours notice.
How many messages can you deliver?
We can deliver thousands of messages per day.
When do you make the calls?
We make our calls to satisfy your specific time frame
What is the message delivery success rate?
The success rate depends on your contact list, and the number of retries.
How do I pay for the service?
This service is pre-paid, or OAC
What data fields must be in the contact list?
Just the telephone number.
Do I get a report after the job is finished?
- Yes, you get a log report, and an exception report for every job.
- The reports show accurate details for every single call.
Who records the message?
You can record the message, or you can use our in-house staff.
What is the maximum length of the message
Maximum length is 60 seconds, but we recommend 30 seconds. Additional time can be requested.
What does the message sound like after its delivered.
Message quality is identical to your initial recording.
How many retries do you make per call in case
it was busy.
As many retries as you want.
What are your office hours of operation
Generally 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., but we will accommodate
your needs.
How should my message be structured?
For pollcasting, your message should have the following structure: Hello, it's Jim Parker from the Union calling about the current legislation. I need to know your thinking on this matter. If you are against, press 1, if you vote in favor press 2, if you are uncertain press 3, press 8 to repeat this question, or press 9 to have the system call you back later.
Event, Seminar, Annual Meeting Invitations:
Changes in last minute details and printing or mailing delays can reduce the time you have to promote your event.
Political agenda:
Send a message to your supporters with your political message.
Member Communications:
Fast dissemination of information to your members or colleagues.
Surveys:
Do a survey. Disseminate questions with a multiple-choice
answer.
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