Online meetings help team members collaborate using audio, video and screen sharing tools. At FreeConferenceCall.com, we offer all the resources you need to conduct a successful, professional online meeting with no hassle, and no cost to you or your attendees.
Now more than ever, companies are adopting online meetings for improving employee collaboration. Businesses use FreeConferenceCall.com to deliver news, training and webinars.
Good communication is the backbone of any successful business. In fact, a study from Willis Towers Watson found that companies with effective communication are three and a half times more likely to outperform their peers.
Today, there are a wide variety of tools that claim to help businesses improve their internal communications, but only a select few deliver on that promise.
An online meeting service can be a great way to save time and money, unite employees
who work remotely and connect with colleagues near and far. But what if you want to share a meeting with folks who couldn’t attend?
Ring, Ring. It’s the internet calling — and it’s your boss, so you might want to pick up.
Chances are, you go to or call into a lot of meetings. In the United States alone, there are an average of 11 million meetings held daily according to a recent study, which means that finding the free tools to make these meetings less dreadful and a whole lot more practical is crucial to getting through your work week feeling accomplished and efficient. That’s where voice over internet protocol comes in — or VoIP.
By Bridgette Pereda, Project Manager at FreeConferenceCall.com
Here’s how to promote a webinar online in four simple steps:
We don’t mean to brag, but Earth Day is coming up, and we’ve got this whole reducing- carbon-emissions thing wrapped up.
If you’re less of a “reduce, reuse, recycle” person and more of a “looking to help the environment with minimal effort” kind of person, we have something for you to try. Hint: it’s conference calling.
By: FreeConferenceCall.com Founder & CEO David Erickson
As a successful entrepreneur, I am often asked to offer my best advice for those looking to start their own companies. My answer: Don’t take the money. Venture capital isn’t always what it is cracked up to be. Focus on what matters — being a CEO, building your products and your company culture. You may not have seen that one coming. When you’re ready to take your new business off the ground, securing equity can feel like the only thing that will actually move your start-up forward. We are often trained to believe that money equals success and validation. If you don’t receive money for your idea, is your company really worth anything?