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I'm possibly in the market for this, and I have a few suggestions to grow your market. Cold calling is often done in the United States by political campaigns,
by AaronFriel 12y ago
I'm possibly in the market for this, and I have a few suggestions to grow your market.
Cold calling is often done in the United States by political campaigns, political action groups, etc, to get people to vote. I'm not sure if it would go by other names, but we call it phone banking in my area. It would be great if a tool like this existed which added support for:
* Importing lists of people to call
* Support for multiple callers to pull off that list
* Connecting callers with an app that can provide them a list of #s to tap, and then fill in responses
* Step-by-step / flow-charted interaction builder with feedback options if a user has a laptop or second device in front of them. For example:
> "[Sir or madam], I'm [name] calling on behalf of [organization]
> to ask questions about the upcoming election. Do you support
> the right to marriage equality?"
Square boxes should be filled in, bold, auto-magically provided. Then it should have a prompt:
> [Yes] [No] [Refused Call]
And then it takes you to the next stage of the flow chart, asking more questions.
* Beautiful, smart, geographic data visualization. (Sadly this might actually be the hardest ask, because making geographic data look "good" is hugely domain specific.)
If these features could be implemented, you could probably sell it to political groups for quite a bit.