Here's what Yext was looking for
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Yext is a New York-based company that, since its inception in 2006, has helped small business across the country advertise online. The company operates a pay-per-action network, known as Yext Calls, that uses local telephone numbers to drive customers to small business clients. The Yext Calls brand has seen tremendous growth since it launched in 2008. The division owns and operates more than 500,000 local phone numbers in markets nationwide. After experiencing immediate, rapid growth, Yext Calls partnered with large telecommunications providers to secure local phone numbers to meet the demand. Many of those companies had difficulty procuring and providing enough DIDs to meet the needs of Yext Calls’ customers as quickly as necessary. This process regularly took as long as 90 days. In several cases, the telephone providers ran out of numbers, forcing Yext Calls’ clients to wait to post their advertisements. This was unacceptable. |
“We provide new sales to thousands of small business customers."
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Yext Calls enjoys a tremendous relationship with inetwork today. “They’ve been our most versatile telephony partner, hands down,” Metz said. Yext Calls also could procure telephone numbers significantly faster through inetwork than with traditional telecommunications providers. What took months with traditional telecommunications firms now takes a matter of minutes with inetwork. Metz said Yext Calls’ staff is dramatically more efficient since partnering with inetwork. And, because inetwork offered competitive pricing, Yext Calls was not forced to pass that cost on to its customers. “No other carrier has the mix of carrier class engineering with competitive pricing and huge flexibility in terms of order speed,” he said. |
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“inetwork has been our most versatile telephony partner, hands down. We needed a partner that had unbelievable coverage nationwide, and was able to get us numbers in a cost-effective way, and inetwork delivered on all fronts.”
Brent Metz
President, Yext Calls