here are so many places where online traffic comes from. It is fairly typical, however, to list only one phone number on the landing page. Putting a unique phone number on a website just won’t suffice when web traffic is coming from so many different sources.
Today, CallFire released a new feature which enables you to search for phone numbers not only by area code, but by local rate center, otherwise known as local exchange. For anyone unfamiliar with this industry term, the exchange is basically the first three digits in a phone number after the area code. A rate center is a determined geographic area used by local exchange carriers to set rate boundaries for billing and issuing phone numbers.
We get a lot of questions around how our local and toll-free phone numbers work. Hopefully this post helps to answer them.
by Jeff Spisak
Call forwarding: you love it. So much so you've bought a forwarding number from CallFire: 555.123.4567. Now you want to use it, so you have it set up to forward to your business number, let's say that is 444.123.4567. Everyone knows that you can add identifying tags to this on the My Numbers page, but what about the campaign dashboard? When you navigate to that page, all you see are the two numbers sans tags, as in our example below. Can't we make that more readable?
The CallFire team will be manning booth # 319 at IT Expo West next Tuesday Sept 1 - Thursday Sept 3 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Come by, talk to us, learn about our products, and get to know the team. We will also have give-aways, so come by and see what we have!
