MovingCompanies.com Puts You In Touch with the Right Movers with Twilio Voice
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The moving industry suffers from a quality versus quantity problem. There are a myriad of movers but sifting through quotes and finding movers that are local, licensed and vetted can leave a client exhausted. What’s worse is that “anyone can buy leads, including really bad moving scammers,” says Alex. MovingCompanies.com aims to save clients the hassle of sifting through unqualified movers, and puts them in touch with quality movers in their area.
“I figured a search engine where movers appear based on all the criteria would be a better resource, allowing clients not just to find movers but make an assessment of how the mover’s profile matches their needs,” said Zehnbacht.
When users show interest in a mover, they can call the number listed on MovingCompanies.com’s site. MovingCompanies uses Twilio Voice to screen the client’s real number so they’re not bombarded with follow up calls or pitches if they’re not interested in that particular mover. To save the client’s time, MovingCompanies makes sure they’re routed to the mover’s direct number, as opposed to a phone tree or holding pattern.
To get started, users enter their ZIP code and browse through movers near them. They can sort through reviews, see the movers’ latest tweets, and call them directly if they have questions. Despite only being seven months old, Alex is confident his company can help change the industry he got started in more than ten years ago.
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