LINE offers more than just messaging – it's a versatile business solution that can revolutionise your customer engagement. Dive into various use cases to see how LINE for Business can work wonders for your specific needs and goals.
Take advantage of the impressive 98% open rate for mobile messages. Run campaigns, share coupons, and send product updates using rich media broadcast messages.
Increase sales and loyalty with discounts, codes, and exclusive offers. LINE's messages have a 70% read rate, and 52% of customers are likelier to repeat purchases with live chat support.
Send timely, valuable notifications straight to your customer's phone. Automate the process to lighten your team's load.
Elevate customer satisfaction with LINE and extend a helping hand. Introduce personalised assistance with a 24/7 chatbot or direct contact with an agent.
With access to LINE's large user base of over 230 million monthly active users, you can connect with a broad audience, expanding your reach and potential customer base.
Use LINE's interactive features, including chatbots, stickers, and multimedia messaging, to drive personalised and engaging interactions, nurturing stronger customer relationships.
Enhance customer satisfaction through efficient, round-the-clock support through personalised assistance, whether it's via a 24/7 chatbot or direct contact with an agent.
LINE is immensely popular in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand, and is rapidly growing in Indonesia. If your customers are in these regions, using LINE is essential.
Why LINE for Business?
24/7 Availability: Consumers expect instant responses. Use chatbots and live agents to provide real-time support for an exceptional customer experience.
Meaningful Journey: With inbound and outbound messaging for marketing, notifications, and live chat, LINE enriches every customer phase.
Creative Engagement: Embrace rich messaging formats like images and videos to make your brand stand out.
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The holiday season is here, bringing a valuable opportunity to connect with customers in a more meaningful and personalised way. By using messaging channels like WhatsApp, RCS and SMS, your business can stand out by delivering curated offers, support, smart deals and festive cheer directly to your customers' phones. These interactions can create a memorable customer experience. In this blog, we’ll explore how leveraging these channels can not only enhance customer satisfaction but drive sales during the busiest time of the year.
Cybercrime is on the rise. Criminals attempt to impersonate trusted businesses to extract personal details, login credentials and even banking information from customers. As a result, the trust between customers and businesses is damaged. So, how can you help your customers know which messages are legitimate? RCS Business offers verified sender profiles, helping customers identify official business accounts and engage with businesses with confidence.
RCS (Rich Communication Services) is a rising star among conversational channels. It combines the reliability of SMS with the added benefits of rich media and interactive features from modern messaging apps. Yet, its only hiccup was that RCS didn't have the same reach without support from Apple's iOS. Well, until now, Apple has now confirmed it will support RCS in iOS 18.
Organisations face a significant challenge in effectively managing overdue payments and cash flow in a positive light with customers. To collect payments while keeping relationships intact and increasing engagement, SMS has emerged as a powerful, efficient and convenient tool for both businesses and customers. In this blog, we’ll explore how to effectively use SMS for late payments, highlighting its benefits and best practices.
WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger are both established messaging channels for customer engagement. But what are the differences? Which advantages does each channel have for what business use case?
Everybody has probably used, or at the very least heard of, Facebook and its communication channel, Facebook Messenger. But did you know that Facebook Messenger can significantly add value to your business? In this blog, we'll explore how you can use this versatile channel to reach your audience.
In the real world, people use different environments to achieve different goals. They’ll go to brick-and-mortar shops to compare prices and competitors. Visit a showroom to experience products up close. Or schedule a meeting to see a live demo. But is that how it works in the digital world? Yes, it is. The digital world has various environments, too, from websites to messaging channels, social platforms and more.
Every channel where customers interact with a brand offers a different experience. Among the most distinctive is Instagram. Unlike other social media apps, Instagram users scrolling through posts often feel a deeply personal connection with the sources they follow: celebrities, favourite products, and subjects they’re passionate about. It’s a community built on trusting influential people.
WhatsApp has a number of policies in place to help them improve the overall customer experience and build a more positive relationship between consumers and online businesses. One such policy specifies that, before sending any messages to your customer through WhatsApp Business, companies must first receive consent to do so.
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