Call Tracking Services - Canada
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Does anyone have any recommendations for call tracking services that service Canada?
If so, have you used them personally?
Was set up difficult?
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Robert!
I will be giving them call tomorrow.
Thanks!
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Steve
We use IfByPhone dot Com and have used them for two years. I searched and found that they do handle Canadian businesses and one of there testimonials is a business in Winnipeg. What we have found that speaks to an agency and I believe would translate to any business is that they have multitude of features which allows us to customize a solution to fit any client or research need.
From a pricing standpoint I find them to be highly competitive and from a service/support POV I find them to be highly responsive. Considering that we often have initial setup on a site or project done be interns or new developers and they are able to grasp the dashboards, etc. and have easy access to quick assistance, I have to say I would not change.
Hope this helps,
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