Business Infographics

Taking client calls all day may be stressful and exhausting. You may occasionally have to deal with unhappy customers who are dissatisfied with a product or the company’s service. You can appease such upset clients, though, by acquiring the use of language and maintaining a calm tone.

We are all sick and tired of spam rob calls. How can legitimate businesses stand out from all the noise? Check out this infographic about the new STIR/SHAKEN legislation courtesy of PhoneBurner to see how a business can fight back with call ID verification.

Warehouse racking can be a confusing topic. With so many options, if can be hard to know what to choose. Every pallet racking type has a purpose and the right choice should depend on your industry, business, product types and preferences. This infographic shows the main types of pallet racking and the pros and cons of each.  

In response to the dramatic increase in eCommerce demand beginning in 2020, a wave of new Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) has popped up. However, many of these providers lack the experience and expertise required to support a comprehensive eCommerce operation and all the many nuances and requirements involved with that. The following infographic showcases how to spot an eCommerce BPO poser vs. pro, so businesses can identify who they can (and who they can’t) trust with their most valuable asset – their brand.

Almost every arm of the financial services sector in the UK was adversely affected by COVID-19 last year. The bridging finance segment was no exception, which according to the latest figures from Bridging Trends fell by £278 million compared to 2019.

An astonishing 33% of consumers say that they frequently ask their friends or family before buying new products and services. “Social trust” therefore is very important for a business to be successful online. Natalieminh Interactive has shared the following infographic with us which provides valuable insight into the power of social trust.

Delivery speed has been the focus for most merchants looking to compete in the ecommerce marketplace, but is it really the most influential factor for online shoppers? How does the cost of shipping compare to speed and how can merchants stay ahead of evolving consumer delivery preferences?