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-Robert Chadwell
Chadwell Supply
Brandon, FL


Next Stop: Montana

As you may have noticed, Commercials On Hold has been posting a series of articles centered around the 50 states.  We hope you've found them to be entertaining and informative.  And today, we're here to tell you a little about the state of Montana.  However, the purpose of this article is twofold: first, as mentioned, to share interesting information about Montana; but also to demonstrate the creativity of our copywriting department as we link facts about this state with the services we offer.  So, here we go…

Montana is called “Big Sky Country.”  And when it comes to the content of on hold messages, the sky is virtually the limit*.  Commercials On Hold can inform your callers about your products, services, personnel, hours of operation, specials and sales you're offering, and more.  We can make it entertaining, or just stick to the facts—whichever you prefer.  We can even provide news on hold, with timely updates to keep things fresh and informative.  Plus, you can choose from our team of fine voice talents and our library of licensed music.  Now, about that *…we say the sky is the limit, but of course that means within the boundaries of decency.  After all, you want to keep your callers holding, not hanging up.  Plus, we can't use material that is copyrighted to anyone other than Commercials On Hold.  That's against the law, and we refuse to go there (“there” being court).

Moving along…  The economy of Montana is largely centered around agriculture, including wheat, barley, sugar beets, oats, rye, potatoes, honey, cherries, and cattle and sheep ranching.  Lumber and mining extraction also contribute significantly to the state's economy.  And of course, the tourism industry plays an important role.  At Commercials On Hold, we serve a wide array of industries.  In fact, if your company places callers on hold, we can help--whether you run a busy resort, you own an agricultural processing plant, or you oversee a lumber mill.

Montana's first territorial capital, Bannack, has been preserved as a ghost town state park.  Now, we've all seen ghost towns depicted on television: tumbleweeds blowing down a dirt street…the sound of whistling wind…a squirrely character who never left the town, and may actually be a ghost.  When you place callers on hold and all they hear is silence, it's sort of like being dropped off in a ghost town (but without the crazy guy running around scaring people).  At Commercials On Hold, our informative, customized messages will make hold time come alive for your callers.

The first jail constructed in the state of Montana was built by Henry Plummer, who, in an ironic twist, turned out to be an outlaw, himself.  Now, we don't want to go so far as to say that being on hold is like being in jail.  But when you place callers on hold, you do have a captive audience.  So why subject them to cruel and unusual sounds?  If you've ever been on hold and had to listen to a crackly radio station, chimes, or intermittent beeping, you know what we mean.  Commercials On Hold offers a pleasant alternative that will provide your callers with useful information.  They're already interested in doing business with you; so, it's a great opportunity to market services you offer that they may not already know about.   It'll make being on hold feel like time well spent…not “time served.”

We hope you've enjoyed learning a little about Montana, and the benefits of having on hold messages.  We invite you to further browse the Commercials On Hold website and contact us for more information.  We'll even provide you with a free customized demo.   Just click here to request a free demo.        

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