Free Conferencing Corporation Unveils Industry's First FREE Conference Recording Service
Company Takes Conference Recording to New Heights as Powerful Marketing Tool that Features Web Streaming and Podcast Conversion - All for FREE!
Long Beach, CA (June 5, 2006) –
Free Conferencing Corporation of America, the leading provider of FREE
one-to-many collaborative communications solutions, today announced the industry’s
first FREE conference recording service. On the heels of the recent launch of its
Simple Voice Box 2.0 FREE Voice Mail that includes RSS Integration for Podcasts,
Free Conferencing Corp. is charting a new course in the audio conferencing market
with the release of this free conference recording service. The new service offers
a multitude of opportunities as a vital sales and marketing tool to save businesses
even more money versus expensive “pay-for-play” comparative services.
Callers can utilize the in-conference recording option for:
- Free Unlimited Dial-in Playback
- File Download
- Web Streaming
- RSS and Podcast Conversion
- 24/7 Availability
“We are taking conference recording to new levels
of usability more than ever before and the best part is that it’s FREE,”
said David Erickson, founder, Free Conferencing Corporation of America.
“No other conferencing company, whether free or paid, offers a more complete
suite of conference recording services. We are even bringing conference recording
into the iPod revolution with the capability of Podcast conversion.”
Unlike other solutions, FreeConferenceCall.com does not
require a teleconference connection charge. Users simply call a dial-in number to
participate in a teleconference. By eliminating the connection charge and
conference recording fees, users only pay for the call, which is typically
a few cents per minute depending on calling plans and carrier charges. “For
an organization that relies on conferencing as a mission-critical communications
tool, the savings are invaluable,” added Erickson.
According
to Erickson, FreeConferenceCall.com’s FREE conference recording can be used
for a range of applications such as sales meetings, marketing brainstorm sessions,
training and leadership development, mentoring programs, and much more. It provides
an interactive platform to communicate a message and give others the opportunity
to listen to it at a more convenient time.
For example, if a sales executive is traveling and cannot
listen to a conference call, he/she can download the recording to their PCs, retrieve
it from iTunes to download to an iPod, or receive it via RSS news feed and click
to stream it on a desktop PC. Conference recordings are saved as RSS news feed or
.WAV files. Other sample uses of the FREE conference recording service include:
- Corporate trainers can record messages for later retrieval
or conduct conferences to use as a training tool.
- Multi-level marketing organizations can use FreeConferenceCall.com
as audio collateral materials to launch new products and services.
- CEOs can record audio versions of Letters to Shareholders
and post the recording to a corporate intranet.
- Associations can use it as a tool to alert its volunteers
to new initiatives.
- Financial planners can develop audio symposiums for
their customers on new investment services.
- Inspirational and motivational speakers can broadcast
recorded messages and send to constituents.
“The possibilities are limitless with the flexibility
and scalability of FreeConferenceCall.com’s FREE audio conferencing and new
FREE conference recording service,” said Erickson.
About Free Conferencing Corporation of America
Free Conferencing Corporation of America, with headquarters in Long Beach, California,
is THE leading provider of FREE,
one-to-many collaborative communications solutions. The company’s FreeConferenceCall.com
flagship solution offers a high-quality, reservation-less conferencing service that
is extremely easy to use. With more than 200,000 registrants and more joining
daily, over 100 Fortune 500 companies are presently optimizing FreeConferenceCall.com
as well as public sector agencies. Unlike other competitive offerings from
paid and non-paid audio conferencing services, FreeConferenceCall.com’s pioneering
all digital network is built on voice routers versus analog-based conference bridges
that can be prone to static and other noise. FreeConferenceCall.com uses the
PSTN (public switched telephone
network) to deliver unparalleled, high-quality audio conferencing.
For more information, visit www.freeconferencecall.com
or call (844) 844-1322.
