You know it wasn’t
too long ago when everyone said adding audio to your web site
was the next big thing. Soon web marketers were adding
pre-recorded welcome messages and sales pitches to their sites
in an effort to engage their web site visitors.
Then with the growing popularity of YouTube, web marketers once
again clamored to add pre-recorded videos to their web sites.
Web-based videos have become so popular that it’s getting hard
to find a site that doesn’t include some type of video sales
pitch or demo.
Web
Site Communicator enables you to use interactive audio and
video to engage your visitors. Now they can hear you and see you! And
if they have a webcam installed, you’ll be able to hear and see
them, too! Pictured below is a sample video chat window when you are
unavailable; many different versions are provided with the service.
When you are available for
a live chat and you connect to a visitor, a new console will appear on
your visitor's screen. The screen shot below shows the host on the
right and the visitor on the left. With multiple operators, you can
have multiple video windows and all communicate in real time (full
duplex) like a normal, live conversation.
Web
Site Communicator brings
web sites to a completely new level of interaction. Now you can change
the way people perceive your site and service just by speaking with
them – in person! Welcome them to your site. Answer their questions.
Provide live support.
Or if you are involved in network marketing, MLM, or in building any
downline to market a product or service, you’ll now be able to not
only engage prospects immediately upon their arrival to your web site,
but you’ll also be able to provide live online training to your
downline members.
After you download and
install the administrator's module, you will see a screen divided into
several sections. On the left side of the administrative screen, you
will see a menu of options. On the right side of the screen, you will
see your site statistics including the number of operators,
departments, and connections for your account. You’ll also see your
user name, email address, first and last name, skin name, and your
payment history and account expiration date.
You then setup your account, and create your departments and
operators, along with any canned responses or URLS you will want to
push to your visitors.
The final step is to add a video chat window to your web page by
simply copying and pasting your special code into your web page.
That’s it! Now you’re ready to start chatting with your visitors.
To learn more about Web
Site Communicator, and to sign up for a 14-day trial, please
click here.
