#sales agent

[akankshasawale]

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[idigitizellp21]

The Evolution Of Chatbots In Business From Faq Bots To Ai Sales Agents

The digital transformation of business communication has fundamentally reshaped customer interactions. Chatbots, once rudimentary tools designed for automating FAQs, have now evolved into sophisticated AI-driven sales agents that seamlessly integrate with CRM systems, marketing platforms, and e-commerce ecosystems. This transformation, fueled by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), natural language processing (NLP), and machine learning (ML), has enabled chatbots to transition from simple responders to strategic business assets that enhance customer engagement, drive sales, and optimise operations.

The Early Days: Rule-Based FAQ Bots

The first generation of chatbots operated on predefined rule-based workflows, primarily addressing frequently asked questions. While functional, these bots relied on keyword detection and rigid decision trees, limiting their adaptability. They were effective in automating repetitive queries, providing structured responses, and directing users to relevant resources. However, they often failed to process nuanced customer queries, leading to frustration when users deviated from scripted interactions.

 ⁠The AI Breakthrough: NLP-Powered Conversational Agents⁠

 Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a subset of AI that enables machines to understand and respond to human language in a way that mimics human communication. In the context of chatbots, NLP allows them to interpret user intent rather than just recognising specific keywords. This capability enables them to handle complex queries, engage in dynamic conversations, and provide personalised responses. By leveraging NLP, chatbots can continuously learn from interactions, improving their accuracy and efficiency over time, making them more than just automated responders. They become intelligent virtual assistants capable of driving sales and customer engagement.

Recognise contextual meaning rather than relying on specific keywords.

Continuously improve through machine learning algorithms.

Offer personalised recommendations based on customer preferences and past interactions.

Industries such as retail, banking, and healthcare quickly adopted AI-driven chatbots to enhance user engagement, streamline operations, and improve response accuracy. By leveraging big data analytics, businesses began utilising chatbots not just for customer support but also for proactive engagement and lead nurturing.

⁠AI Chatbots as Sales Agents: A Business Growth Catalyst⁠

Modern AI-powered chatbots have evolved into fully capable sales agents that drive revenue and customer loyalty. Equipped with deep learning, real-time sentiment analysis, and predictive analytics, these bots now perform critical business functions, such as:

Personalised sales guidance: Assessing user behaviour to recommend tailored products or services.

Automated lead qualification: Engaging with potential customers, collecting data, and identifying high-intent buyers.

Omnichannel integration: Seamlessly interacting across websites, social media, and messaging platforms.

Transaction processing: Enabling secure, frictionless purchases within chat interfaces.

Companies like Amazon, Shopify, and financial institutions have successfully implemented AI-driven chatbot solutions. These solutions boost sales processes and guarantee customer satisfaction through hyper-personalised experiences.

The Future of AI Chatbots: Beyond Sales and Customer Service⁠ 

The next frontier in chatbot technology is predictive AI and autonomous decision-making. Future AI chatbots will:

Anticipate customer needs before a query is made.

Offer hyper-personalised marketing campaigns with real-time content generation.

Integrate visual and voice recognition for an upgraded omnichannel experience.

Handle complex transactions and negotiations autonomously in B2B and B2C settings.

Additionally, AI chatbots will work alongside augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), creating immersive shopping and service experiences that redefine digital business interactions.

As businesses continue to embrace digital transformation, AI-powered chatbots have become indispensable tools for enhancing customer interactions, driving sales, and streamlining operations. By integrating an intelligent chatbot into your website, you can deliver seamless customer support, automate lead generation, and personalise user experiences like never before. At iDigitize Infotech LLP, the best digital marketing agency in Mumbai we specialise in building cutting-edge websites with advanced chatbot integration, ensuring your business stays ahead in the digital landscape.

[emiliamark547]

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[redtail-lol]

So in my troubles of finding a new phone there's an experience I want to talk about from last night. The one that led me to what I've found is almost certainly the plan my family is gonna go for.

I've been scouring the phone service providers for weeks now trying to find the best way to get a new phone, because even used phones are so expensive and the only way to get 3 new phones (me, my sister, and my mom all need new ones, our current ones are breaking down in our hands) is by getting a promo with a service provider. My mom's current provider has nothing for existing customers looking to add new lines, so I've been looking at who to switch to. I delayed looking at Verizon because I assumed they'd be pricy but after last night I found they have exactly what we need. I found this deal, and almost didn't, because of 2 chat agents - Shaira and David

So, one thing I found during this search is that all the cell provider websites are a nightmare to navigate. I just can't do it. I get lost and overwhelmed too easily and the chat feature lets me find exactly what I should be looking for because I get a person there to help me. I was using Verizon's chat to find what I needed and it was a little frustrating because I got transferred a bunch, but there were 2 sales agents that I spoke to. The first was David. I could tell David was a trained salesman. He was immediately trying to sell me things. His first message to me had 3 questions and then after I had answered them he gave me a very long message of his recommendation for their most expensive plan. I wanted to ask about the cheaper plans but I didn't get a chance because I first wanted to ask that he go through things one thing at a time with me to not overwhelm me. It was a really simple request, one question at a time. And then he transferred me to customer care. I don't know what he expected them to do. But I was close to giving up with Verizon because those prices were too far out of our budget.

Then after another transfer I got to Shaira. Shaira spoke well but I could tell by a few slip ups and just the way she spoke that English was her 2nd language. I told her to please not transfer me because I didn't wanna be in a transfer loop, and that I get overwhelmed so please take things slow. And she was very understanding! She was kind and assured me she could do that! So we went, one item at a time. She never sent really long messages with too much information to handle. She made everything easy to understand and helped me find the most incredible plan that was incredibly affordable and would get us 3 free phones, even if me and my sister have never had phone numbers. She didn't try and throw everything at me. I wonder, was she not trained to be an annoying sales agent or is she just more experienced? Does she know from experience that when you're looking for something cheap, you won't be convinced to take the plus or premium option because it's out of your budget? Or is she just intuitively good at finding what YOU need and not giving you the most expensive thing? I don't know but either way I wish I could hug her she was so very kind. I gave her a full 5 out of 5 on the performance review and wrote a long paragraph about why she was amazing. And I'm aware I was needing extra support, so it really did mean a lot that she was so helpful and didn't throw way too much at me all at once.

So basically shoutout to Shaira the verizon chat agent for being the most helpful and kind chat agent at Verizon that I got to speak to, she should get a raise and promotion. Sales agents should be like Shaira and find what you need instead of trying to sell expensive stuff to you immediately. Let you explain your situation first and then find a match based on that. And most of all be kind and understanding for customers who need just a little more support and to go slow. Thank you Shaira.

[morbimoth]

Drew 47

Man I want to buy hitman world of assassination so bad

[oeuvrinarydurian]

Following in the footsteps of the legendary “Banbury Station, 3 a.m.”, produced by @too-antigonish, and the acclaimed follow up produced by @astridcontramundum, I present to you, the spoken word stylings of our own Simple Country Pathologist, Max DeBryn.

Fellow Tumblrians, please join me at the album release party at The Eagle and Child, as we lift a glass and enjoy our favourite Declaimer of Death as he shares Deep Thoughts and Medical Bon Mots.

Track listing (with bonus track at the end featuring a surprise guest).

Love and Fishing: The Wit and Wisdom of Max DeBryn

Nothing Here to Frighten the Horses

Something of a Salmagundi

“I'm a Pathologist, Not a Road Sweeper”; a witty homage to DeForrest Kelley

The Last of the Red Hot Livers, or, I Never Met a Neil Simon Pun I Didn’t Like

Alimentary, My Dear Morse:  A Meditation on Saveloy and Chips 

This Was No Punting Accident (It Wasn't a Boat Propeller. And It Wasn't Lizzie Borden):  A Cautionary Tale About Water

 Love's Very Popular

Tripes in a Tub (featuring Baby Morse)

Numb To Life (A Ode to Seconal)

Septic Tank. What a Treat.

Been At the Keats Again, Sergeant? (featuring Jim Strange)

 Just a Hint of Sucrose (People Do Despair, Morse)

 An Elegant Sufficiency, a.k.a. Deficient to the Tune of One Head

A Man Loves What He Loves:  Steak and Kidney at the Eagle.

All That Flesh (To Be Read At a Stag Do)

"And one was fond of me: and all are slain."/“Ask me no more, for fear I should reply.”, A. E. Housman Was a Friend of Mine, a Lament with E. Morse

Bonus Track:  Signs and Wonders, Feat. Fred Thursday 

[karebear923]

Me before watching today’s episode of Peaceful Property: This story’s not gonna make me cry. It’s gonna be sad but like whatever.

Me watching it on my lunch break:

[glazenewt]

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[skyler10fic]

Girl Friends to Girlfriends

Summary: To earn money for a Christmas vacation with their friends, housemates and best friends Daisy and Carol sell their old stuff at a garage sale, but in the December chill, the conversation they’ve been avoiding reaches a tipping point everyone but them saw coming.

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“Oh my god, I could kiss you.” Daisy ran down the crowded driveway toward her housemate, Carol Danvers, to take one of the cardboard boxes from her arms. “Thank you, thank you. I can’t believe I forgot those.”

“Yep.” Carol’s lips tightened in a forced smile. The garage sale buzzed around them with early morning shoppers looking for a bargain.

Turning to the last empty table, Daisy put down the box she was holding and took the remaining one from Carol, finally noticing Carol’s discomfort. Daisy placed the second box next to the first but turned back to her friend before unloading them.

“I’m sorry,” Daisy tried again and placed a hand on Carol’s upper arm. “I was in such a rush to get here this morning. I should have checked one last time…”

“It’s not that,” Carol mumbled. She shoved her hands in her coat pocket and glanced around at the tables filled with all their friends’ junk that could be someone else’s treasure.

“Oh. What then?” Daisy’s brow furrowed in worry. “Are you okay? You seem frustrated. Is it how early it is? Because that’s usually more of a me problem than a you problem. Not that you’re a problem! Just that you seem to have a problem and that would be one I could relate to. I’m rambling, sorry! Have I mentioned how cute you look in your new scarf?” Daisy grinned in hopes it would win her a smile in return, but Carol simply looked concerned.

“How much coffee DID you have this morning, anyway?”

“Maybe a lot?” Daisy shrugged sheepishly as she bounced lightly. “It was cold out here setting up!”

Carol sighed. “I brought your purple beanie and matching gloves. They’re in my car. Where you left them, actually.”

Daisy’s eyes lit up. “I’ve been looking for those! Again, I could kiss you! You’re incredible. Best friend of the year award right here, folks. Truly.”

“Can you stop saying that?” Carol’s voice was high and in that fake-nice tone when she was trying to avoid a conflict but couldn’t hold it in any longer.

“That you’re awesome?” Daisy laughed. Carol rolled her eyes, so Daisy started walking toward Carol’s car. “C’mon, let’s talk. Over here, let’s go.”

Carol followed, hands still in her pockets. When they were at her car and away from the crowds who might overhear, Daisy folded her arms and demanded, “Spill. What’s up, buttercup?”

“Daisy, please.”

“Please what? Can you just tell me what’s going on so I can fix it?” Daisy huffed out a frustrated laugh. “This doesn’t have to be a big deal. You’re doing me big favors today, but with a face that says something’s wrong. Whatever it is, I want to help.”

Carol swallowed and exhaled a lightly visible mist into the chilly morning air.

“Can you stop saying you ‘could’ kiss me? You said it twice this morning and once last weekend about my Christmas cookies, and I know you mean it as a compliment, but it just… stings. A lot.”

Daisy tried to parse what this meant, replaying the words over and over, but Carol’s stare at the garage sale instead of looking at her made her expression hard to read.

“Why would it sting?” Daisy asked in a low voice, hardly letting herself breathe. She couldn’t afford to be wrong. If she was wrong, everything in her life was fucked up permanently.

“Daisy. You know why.” Carol sent Daisy a derisive look and stopped, perhaps noting the sincerity in Daisy’s eyes. She explained simply as if it took all her patience, “I can’t play these games. With you, in particular. I can’t hear stuff like that and then help you swipe through hot people on the dating apps or call you girlfriend in a friends-who-are-girls way or joke about being married since we live together. Maybe I’m just a killjoy lesbian or whatever. But please don’t say that stuff unless you mean it.”

“What if I do mean it?” Daisy challenged.

“Seriously. You have to mean it seriously. And you’re just…” Carol waved a hand. “Very caffeinated.”

Daisy smiled wryly. “It wasn’t that much coffee. Maybe I get excited to see you, even when we’ve only been apart a day or a few hours.”

Carol did not seem charmed, so Daisy pressed on, letting her own frustration out.

“Maybe I joke about that stuff to see what you’d think about it, and let me just say, you have not been into it! Maybe I do mean it and you’re just too hung up on writing fanfic for Oscar-winner Maria Rambeau and her fighter pilot movie to notice anyone else in the real world might have a giant crush on you, like I don’t know, in your own house. And maybe I can’t compare to supermodel turned actress Bruna Valkyrie and her literal white horse on the movie poster in your bedroom. But guess what, Carol? I’m here and I’m real, and maybe I didn’t stop flying in the Air Force like Valkyrie to look gorgeous and perfect on a horse farm and have to come back for one last flight, but I know you. I know how you like your eggs. I know what music you’d want in the car. I know your shortcuts and house rules of every board game. I can order your usuals for you at our favorite restaurants. Do the sexy plane movie actresses know that? No!”

“Okay, first off, it’s a Top Gun genderbent sequel but better, and everyone loves them. They are queer icons, it’s not like that is unique to me, and I’m sorry are we fighting our way into what I think we are?”

“What if we didn’t fight about it and did something about it instead?” Daisy lowered her voice and stepped closer. She slid her hand into Carol’s open coat, down Carol’s waist to the belt loop of her jeans, and then to the carabiner with her keyfob. She clicked the unlock button without looking and licked her lips.

“Let’s grab my hat and gloves here,” Daisy said in a suggestive voice that did not seem to match her words. “And then we can go to Jemma’s storage shed to pick out any of her old Christmas decorations we want.”

“Sorry?” But the confusion was barely out of Carol’s mouth by the time she realized what Daisy was actually saying. “Oh! Yeah, we should, uh, go to the storage shed in the back, alone, just the two of us without all of these people watching.”

Daisy nodded in satisfaction. “Now she gets it.”

They managed to follow through on this plan without being sidetracked by too many buyers or sellers along the way, and Jemma gladly gave them the key with strict instructions to take anything they liked but bring the rest of the holiday decor out to the sale when they were done.

They turned on the light and shut the shed door behind them, however, and Daisy pressed Carol against a vertical plastic Christmas tree storage box. Faithful to her word, she followed through on her multiple “I could kiss you” promises, multiple times, encouraged by the warmth and weight on her back pockets of Carol’s hands pressing her closer.

“There’s probably better places for this,” Carol admitted when they parted for air.

“Yeah,” Daisy laughed. “Like our own house.”

“And not at 7 a.m. while we’re supposed to be trying to helping our friends sell our old stuff to strangers.”

Daisy shrugged. “But it’s happening.”

“Oh, it’s happening,” Carol assured. “You’re in, right? Real girlfriends, not ‘girlfriends!’ like girlpower female friendship.”

Daisy laughed a little too loud. “I cannot believe you are still asking me that, but YES. You’re my girlfriend. And you’re not some Hollywood celebrity’s girlfriend.”

Carol leaned her head back against the storage container. “C’mon, I never said either of them were!”

“I knoooow, I’m just jealous,” Daisy confessed. “But for real, Maria Rambeau is hot, but would she start an argument with her best friend who has been incredibly kind to her early in the morning just so they could kiss in a very cold shed around a bunch of dusty ornament boxes?”

Carol laughed lightly. “I have no idea, but I don’t think anyone would except us.”

The shed door creaked open and they jumped apart.

“There you are!” Jemma exclaimed. “Someone wants to buy your old bicycle, Carol. How much do you… Hold on. Is this what I think it is?” Jemma waved a finger between Daisy and Carol who were a bit too surprised and guilty for just going through boxes. Especially since none of the boxes were even open yet.

“What do you think it is?” Daisy asked, not nearly as smoothly as she was aiming for.

“Yes,” Carol confirmed. She turned to Daisy. “But we can revisit the topic when we get home. For now, I have a bike to sell.”

With the confidence of a movie fighter pilot, Carol swaggered out the door, with Daisy’s red-tinted chapstick blurred across her lips and chin.

“Should we tell her?” Jemma asked.

“I will in a bit.” Daisy held back a laugh. “I just want to wipe it off myself in front of everyone for the show.”

Jemma shook her head. “You know we had bets on how long it would be after you two moved in together. Fitz gave you six months. Elena said two, and Mack refused to play but landed on eight, just to be safe.”

“Oh yeah? What was yours?”

Jemma smiled. “Let’s just say I won.”

“Lucky number four.” Daisy bent down and started opening the Christmas decoration boxes. “You always were the best at numbers.”

Carol returned with cash in hand but a frown on her face. “It’s a good thing I passed a mirror Elena’s selling! Why didn’t you tell me I looked like that?”

Daisy laughed. “Hmm. Possessive streak? Pride in my work? You ran off before I could help?”

Carol narrowed her eyes. “Good answers. I can accept those. What have you found for the house?”

The girls told Jemma about their earlier argument/love confession as they sorted the boxes into piles for the sale and for Carol and Daisy to decorate their first Christmas in their home, now as not just housemates or solely as best friends, but also as a couple too.

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Jemma offered to help load their box of decorations into the car as Carol and Daisy needed to answer questions for buyers. Before closing Carol’s trunk, Jemma snuck in one last decoration: a sprig of mistletoe with a red shiny ribbon. No fights or hyperbolic idioms or jokes needed to inspire kisses any longer. Carol and Daisy were finally on the same page, and Jemma was the winner of a game no one really lost, as plenty of platonic and romantic love warmed the December air around the friend family.

As the money came in and was counted into three piles, one for each couple participating, Fitz sent Jemma a thumbs up. Operation Christmas Vacation Budget was a go. When the final count was in, Fitz sent a group text and Venmoed the other houses their earnings, and all agreed their plan for a luxury ski lodge was on. The next morning, Daisy texted Jemma that she and Carol would only need one king bed at the ski lodge instead of the double they originally had in the plan. Jemma simply sent back a smile.

[bipbipp]

Sticker sheet & lanyard I made for @/nsbsplatoonzine on Twitter

[faunabel]

ok. applied for this job at the same place i considered applying to a month ago but i chickened out of the interview bc i was definitely underqualified and worried about embarrassing myself. HOWEVER this job is just customer service. answering the phone and emails and all that. sitting 40 hours a week in an office sounds miserable but i suppose i already sit all the time at home anyway. also it pays 15 an hour and any lower than that in this economy is basically nothing.

ok i hope they hire me 🙏 maybe in the future i'll find a better job but i need Something for right now.

[wolfynsong]

traumatized secret agent gets a new outfit because i feel bad for him

[galaxyseclipse]

maybe it’s just because I’m watching a playthrough of Spider-Man 2(again lol), but like Four and Ika’s dynamic is kinda just Peter and Miles’s relationship in those games

mentor/mentee, saving the world, doing questionably legal things to do so, bad jokes and quips

I already kinda gave Ika that kinda Spider-Man-y vibe kinda sorta in my head; not sure why, just kinda did

[theprosperitanaperville]

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