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Streamline communication and reduce wait times with a 1300 number. Unlock a professional, national presence for your business today.
National Reach
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Boost your business and establish trust with every call
A 1300 number gives you a national presence and boosts your reach beyond just your local area. It broadens your customer base beyond what a local number would, so you’re not just the local option, you’re the trusted choice across Australia. It builds credibility, boosts your professional image, and encourages more customers to reach out.
1300 numbers are set up with call data and analytics, such as call volume, call origin and peak call times. These insights help you make smarter decisions for your business and your staff.
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No matter your situation or the size of your business, trust MSP Blueshift to tailor, build and support the perfect solution to keep your team connected and secure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to know if a 1300 number is right for your business?
If your business is growing and your staff is overwhelmed with calls, you need a system that simplifies call management. It’s time to get a 1300 number for business if you want to set up an automated call system and incorporate a memorable phone word into your branding and marketing. The phone system setup can also analyse the type and amount of calls you receive to help with forecasting.
Should your business get a 13 or a 1300 number?
13 numbers are six-digit numbers where the business pays the call charge on the caller’s behalf. They’re shorter and easier to remember. A 1300-number is a ten-digit number in which the cost of the call is split between the business and the caller. The caller pays the local call rate, and the business pays a fixed rate.
Generally speaking, 13 numbers are more expensive than 1300 numbers. With 1300 numbers, you can customise and get a number that is memorable and relates to your business. The final decision depends on how much your business is willing to spend on call management and what kind of branding you want for your business. On the back end, both numbers can be set up to offer the same call forwarding, routing and management systems. If you don’t know which option is right for you, get in touch with the MSP Blueshift team. Our experts can assess your needs and help you find the right option that allows for flexibility, scalability and smooth business operations.