How to Never Miss a Customer When You're Offline
Most small teams aren't at their desk when a visitor asks a question. Here's how to make sure that question still turns into a reply — and maybe a sale.
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How to add live chat to your website, choose a tool, and answer every customer, even when nobody is online.
Most small teams aren't at their desk when a visitor asks a question. Here's how to make sure that question still turns into a reply — and maybe a sale.
Most live chat tools look the same on a feature page. These nine questions show the differences that matter for a small team — before you install anything.
One line of code, pasted once, puts a live chat on every page. Here is how to do it on plain HTML, WordPress and Shopify, and how to check it works.
A visitor writes in Spanish and nobody on your team speaks it. Here's how to answer anyway — with translation built into the chat, and a few habits that make it work.
Your chats hold names, emails, orders and complaints. Here's where that data goes, who can read it, and the questions to ask any live chat provider.
A good greeting invites one specific question. Here are 25 you can copy, grouped by the page they belong on — plus after-hours notes and invitations.
Everything a small team needs to run live chat well — without sitting at a desk all day. Setup, what to say, what to do when you're away, and how chats turn into sales.
One line in theme.liquid puts a live chat on every page of your Shopify store. Here's how to add it, verify your domain, and set it up for shoppers.
You don't need a special WordPress chat plugin. Paste one line of code into your footer — here are three ways to do it, and how to check it works with caching on.
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