Stop Using Boring Voicemail! Custom Greeting Setup & Examples (Unitel Voice)

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Your business phone greeting is often the first impression a customer or client has of your company. Are you still using a generic, robotic message? In this video, I show you exactly how to create and set up professional, polished Custom Greetings for your business phone system. Using Unitel Voice as an example, I'll guide you through recording or uploading your own audio for auto-attendants, voicemails, and after-hours messages. Learn why a great greeting builds trust, improves customer experience, and makes your small business sound established and reliable—all without needing any technical skills.

🎯 What You'll Learn:
• Why Custom Greetings Matter: How a professional welcome impacts customer perception and trust.
• Types of Greetings: Setting up different messages for your auto-attendant, business hours, after-hours, holidays, and voicemail.
• Step-by-Step Setup: How to record directly or upload audio files (MP3, WAV) in your dashboard.
• Pro Tip: Using the free Voice Talent Studio for a perfectly polished, professional recording.
• Best Practices: Ideal greeting length, scripting tips, and when to update your messages.

🚀 Key Benefits:
• Strong First Impression: Convey professionalism and reliability from the first second.
• Better Customer Experience: Guide callers clearly with the information they need.
• Brand Consistency: Make your business sound cohesive and established.
• Total Flexibility: Easily change greetings for seasons, promotions, or special hours.

Perfect for solo entrepreneurs, small business owners, and anyone who wants to elevate their professional image effortlessly. Stop missing opportunities with a poor first impression!

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