Customer Company Size
SME
Country
- Worldwide
Product
- LiveChat
Tech Stack
- Web app
- Mobile app
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Revenue Growth
- Customer Satisfaction
Technology Category
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - API Integration & Management
Applicable Industries
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Services
- Software Design & Engineering Services
About The Customer
HostAdvice.com is a global hosting comparison business that helps customers choose the best hosting solution for their needs from among over 2,500 providers. The company aims to reduce the cost of web hosting for developers by creating an honest, transparent comparison platform. HostAdvice.com offers help for customers from 31 countries and provides 24/7 live chat support. The company's mission is to save their customers the trouble of having to browse through hundreds of potential providers to make a decision. They aggregate the reviews and offer quick, high-quality customer service through live chat.
The Challenge
HostAdvice.com, a global hosting comparison business, was facing a challenge in providing detailed web hosting recommendations to its customers. The web hosting industry is vast and complex, with over 2,500 providers offering similar services. This makes it difficult for customers to make an informed decision. Furthermore, the company found that comparison tables and text were not sufficient in providing the necessary hosting information to potential customers. For more complex questions, customers wanted to interact with someone and explain their concerns.
The Solution
To address the challenge, HostAdvice.com decided to provide live chat help to facilitate customer interaction. They tried a couple of different providers, including Zopim, before deciding to go with LiveChat. The decision was based on the ease of use of LiveChat and the preference of their agents. The company implemented 24/7 live chat support with two customer service agents available at all times. The agents primarily use web and desktop-based LiveChat apps, with the mobile app used in situations where agents receive especially difficult questions. The company also integrated their Google Analytics with their LiveChat to get a better idea about their customer’s browsing and chatting patterns.
Operational Impact
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