San Clemente, CA-PresenterNet, provider of online interactive Web
presentation applications, today launched Web Conversations, a new
interactive medium that enables companies to discover business leads and
opportunities from their existing web traffic-leads that they might
previously have missed.
Web Conversations engage visitors in a two-way dialog in which they tell you
about their interests, while focusing on what is most important in their
purchase decisions. Visitors experience voice, music, photos, graphics and
text that tell a story while asking key questions and capturing visitor
responses.
In introducing Web Conversations PresenterNet CEO Doug Wolfgram said, “Web
Conversations offer marketers a whole new way to capture real sales leads.
When people view only traditional pages they often aren’t really engaged.
Once they click on a Web Conversation however, they participate in a focused
two-way dialog. That experience brings them to the next step in a sales
cycle with sales people who already have information about their needs.”
When visitors participate in a Web Conversation and request more
information, users immediately view their requests, along with their
responses to key questions. Sales and support people then use the
information for follow-up actions based on each new prospect’s specific
responses.
Although Web Conversations flow like videos, they are far less expensive to
create. They require no new software, and can be updated and maintained
without special technical skills.
For more information and an online demonstration of Web Conversations please
go to https://www.presenternet.com/app/webconversations/
For more information about PresenterNet, please visit www.presenternet.com
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About PresenterNet:
PresenterNet’s online services emphasize high-impact interactive
presentations, data collection from prospect interactions, database
applications and customized reporting. The company has committed all of its
products to compatibility with industry standards, such as Adobe Flash,
Microsoft Internet Explorer, PowerPoint, Mozilla, and Apple Macintosh, as
well as emerging technology leaders like Skype.
