The Email Channel, an e-mail delivery company, launched E-responder, a new service designed to
help companies deal with e-mail inquiries.
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E-responder offers companies an outsourced solution to respond to the growing
influx of e-mail questions received daily. The service is designed to enable
companies implementing Internet e-commerce solutions to take advantage of e-
mail's interactivity and ability to develop a one-to-one relationship with
customers.
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"The biggest and most pressing problem facing companies today is not 'spam'
mail; it is unanswered or inappropriately answered e-mail inquiries," said
John Lawlor,
president and co-founder of The Email Channel. "Currently, most e-mail
requests from customers and potential customers of major corporations seem
to fall into an e-mail black-hole."
The E-responder service involves integrating third-party software with
proprietary programming but also has a significant "human component," the
company said.
"We're marrying technology and human interaction to provide a unique
outsourced e-mail customer service solution," said Lawlor.
Unanswered e-mail is increasingly being viewed as a major stumbling block to
effective online commerce. A recent article in The New York Times was
headlined, "We Got Your E-mail; Just Don't Expect a Reply." The Times article detailed the inability of many major marketers to respond to thousands of e-mail requests sent daily. In one case, a company--not identified by name--conceded that it was able to respond to only 10 percent of the 20,000 e-mails it received each day.
"Consumers deserve answers to their e-mail questions in a timely manner or
they will lose interest in the Internet and go somewhere else for answers,"
said Tim Yero, who recently joined The Email Channel as Director of E-
responder Services. Yero has experience in telephone call center design, sales
and management and formerly held marketing and development positions with
BellSouth and Bellcore.
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The Email Channel said the E-responder service delivers an integrated, outsourced solution that: responds to inbound e-mails in a personal and specific manner; captures and analyzes inbound e-mails to detect patterns of customer inquiries; and synchronizes outbound e-mail with inbound requests into a fuller, more responsive database marketing program.
The Email Channel provides responsive e-mail services, targeting high-tech and business-to-business markets. Clients include Sun Microsystems, IDG Publications, Edify and Hewlett-Packard. Pricing for the new service was not disclosed.
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Email Channel Aims to Help Businesses Respond to Inquiries