Comments on: CRBT for Advertisement http://www.ivrsworld.com/crbt/crbt-for-advertisement/ IVR, Interactive Voice Response System, CTI Applications Fri, 10 Feb 2012 09:06:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: uberVU - social comments http://www.ivrsworld.com/crbt/crbt-for-advertisement/#comment-264 uberVU - social comments Thu, 04 Feb 2010 09:22:18 +0000 http://www.ivrsworld.com/?p=456#comment-264 <strong>Social comments and analytics for this post...</strong> This post was mentioned on Twitter by uttampegu: CRBT for Advertisement - http://shar.es/lgFs... Social comments and analytics for this post…

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]]> By: Uttam Pegu http://www.ivrsworld.com/crbt/crbt-for-advertisement/#comment-263 Uttam Pegu Wed, 29 Jul 2009 08:37:11 +0000 http://www.ivrsworld.com/?p=456#comment-263 Hi Gururaj, Thank you. "As of now, the CRBT tunes used are annoying and do not convey whether the caller is busy or engaged until it plays out. Further imagine listening to songs which are not understandable." I totally agree with this! I think users are given some free talk-time against every ad jingle played or heard! That is the incentive to mobile subscriber. I will try to update on Voice Portal and CRBT/PRBT soon. Regards Uttam Pegu Hi Gururaj,
Thank you.

“As of now, the CRBT tunes used are annoying and do not convey whether the caller is busy or engaged until it plays out. Further imagine listening to songs which are not understandable.”

I totally agree with this!

I think users are given some free talk-time against every ad jingle played or heard! That is the incentive to mobile subscriber.

I will try to update on Voice Portal and CRBT/PRBT soon.

Regards
Uttam Pegu

]]> By: Gururaj S. http://www.ivrsworld.com/crbt/crbt-for-advertisement/#comment-262 Gururaj S. Wed, 29 Jul 2009 07:41:19 +0000 http://www.ivrsworld.com/?p=456#comment-262 Hi Uttam, Nice blog, useful posts! Keep it up!! I wonder why would any user wish to allow the operator to use a call to him/her as an adspace for the operator (or for any others) if the subscriber is NOT going to gain anything? Further, why should the caller be made to listen something NOT of pertinence at that moment? The main objective of calling is to reach the person to speak. If the call is not going to be connected, ideally the user will like to know that the party is not answering. Anything else is simply annoying. As of now, the CRBT tunes used are annoying and do not convey whether the caller is busy or engaged until it plays out. Further imagine listening to songs which are not understandable. However, I am interested to know what are the current trends in CRBT and PRBT. What new features are being considered by various operators (or have been implemented). How do you rate them in terms of benefit to the subscribers? Thanks in advance, Gururaj Hi Uttam,

Nice blog, useful posts! Keep it up!!

I wonder why would any user wish to allow the operator to use a call to him/her as an adspace for the operator (or for any others) if the subscriber is NOT going to gain anything? Further, why should the caller be made to listen something NOT of pertinence at that moment? The main objective of calling is to reach the person to speak. If the call is not going to be connected, ideally the user will like to know that the party is not answering. Anything else is simply annoying.

As of now, the CRBT tunes used are annoying and do not convey whether the caller is busy or engaged until it plays out. Further imagine listening to songs which are not understandable.

However, I am interested to know what are the current trends in CRBT and PRBT. What new features are being considered by various operators (or have been implemented). How do you rate them in terms of benefit to the subscribers?

Thanks in advance,

Gururaj

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