Please Tell Your Team, Coworkers, and Colleagues About Medical Call Center News
Medical Call Center News has a loyal group of subscribers. You appreciate our content and read almost every issue. But our subscriber list also changes a bit from one issue to the next, with a 2.3 percent churn rate.
Some people retire or move to other jobs, while new people join the industry or discover our publication. This is a constant reminder that the healthcare industry is undergoing constant change, perhaps more than any other industry.
Given these changes, our overall subscriber numbers stay fairly constant, but we’d like more people to receive Medical Call Center News. Will you do me a favor and help us get the word out?
Please take a few moments and think of team members, coworkers, and industry colleagues who might not be receiving Medical Call Center News. Will you please send them a quick email and ask them to check us out and subscribe?
As you may recall, subscribing to Medical Call Center News is a quick and easy process. We request four pieces of basic information and only require two: your email address and first name.
To do things properly, it’s a double opt-in process, so once you submit your subscription information, you’ll receive a confirmation email. Just click on “confirm” and your good to go. It’s that easy.
And don’t worry. We won’t share your name or email with anyone or spam you. You may unsubscribe at any time, but if we do our job right, I don’t think you will.
That’s my request. Now it’s your turn. Please let your call center team, coworkers, and colleagues know about Medical Call Center News.
Thank you!
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Peter Lyle DeHaan, PhD, is a call center veteran. His lifetime of experience includes owning and managing a multi-location call center, employment with an industry vendor, call center consulting, and publishing call center books and periodicals. Learn more at PeterLyleDeHaan.com.
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