Obtain New Subscribers. Retain Current Relationships.

Aug. 12, 2013 - PRLog -- 1st Asset Interntaional:

 

Tele-Communications
Obtain New Subscribers. Retain Current Relationships.
The competition for new subscribers remains intensely fierce across the fast changing communications market as providers bundle service subscriptions to gain more market share. Being able to manage, grow and retain your relationships is the core of the communications industry. It’s also an area where we eclipse the competition.

 

Expertise

At 1st Asset International, we control a deep industry proficiency born from over 30 years of experience in the telecommunications and marketing  industry. The telecom industry is the lifeblood of outsourcing, our management team has been a leading provider since 2001. We cover the entire communications spectrum from start to finish, perfecting the customer experience and making you most profitable.

 

Our deep-seated industry expertise enables us to offer global communication solutions that include call center outsourcing and BPO services. We have the expertise to help you succeed when selliong communication packages for the following areas:

Cable

Broadband and DSL

Cell phones

Magazine Subscriptions

Health Related Products

Storm Leads

Insurance (Home, Auto, Business etc)

Flexibility

With our years of marketing experience and expertise, we are positioned to draw upon our knowledge in providing tailored solutions. We create subscriber experiences that are effective, different and innovative to meet your needs, while aligning our staff with your company's  culture. Our in-depth understanding enables us to execute consistently, ensuring reliable subscriber experiences regardless of the product or service you are offering.

Getting Started

Are you are looking to leverage 1st Asset International’s expertise in providing customer outsourcing solutions and back-office outsourcing support services to improve your bottom line? Contact us today at 1-888-906-5944 to discover the 1st Asset International difference