GoFaxer Blog

Slow day at work — what’s that?!  The days of a small business owner are generally packed with meetings, primarily the face-to-face type.  These interactions, much like an online fax service, can be a very valuable tool with current and potential clients and vendors.  However, they also take much needed time and sometimes money away from the business, especially if travel from client to client is involved.  There is a new way of interacting with clients that is growing in popularity: web conferencing meetings.Many small business owners are finding that such services allow them to meet with their clients affordably, on the spot, and in real time.  They can also be very helpful to educators, allowing them to teach students no matter where the location.  Human resource departments can also find value in being able to streamline their training.

One of the main benefits of web conferencing is the elimination of all of the downtime associated with traveling to clients for all of these meetings.  This can be especially important to a small business owner who more than likely performs more than one function within the company.  Having to travel to clients not only involves travel costs, but time away from the office can be revenues lost as well.

HearMe is an on-demand tool that is browser-based, and, unlike competitors, includes audio and video conferencing in its flat-fee. HearMe also offers application/desktop sharing, file transfer, moderator functions, and online chat (both individual and group). Those in a HearMe-hosted meeting can view other room participants using webcams, as well as share documents and desktop applications with an unlimited number of participants. HearMe eliminates the necessity for a conference phone bridge line, because it offers built-in VoIP capabilities and full duplex audio, decreasing costs for businesses of any size.

Who isn’t looking to add more efficiency to your home office! Take note:  GoFaxer can help your office run smoother with online fax services.  You can easily manage all of your important faxes from your personal email box–how great is that?