Ooma Blog
Ooma’s Guide to Running Your Business from Home
June 28, 2023
Do you want to achieve career success by running a business from your home? Learn about the key technologies that can help you to achieve growth while staying connected to a remote team.
 | by Natalia Casselman |
Got vague voicemail? Here are 5 tips & 5 scripts to create professional voicemail greetings
June 21, 2023
If you’re a new business owner, you may have no clue where to start. Fret not: You’ve come to the right place. It’s always easier to do something new (especially if it’s mildly technical) with a guide you can tweak to fit your particular needs. Your best professional voicemail greeting will be like a 24/7 receptionist who never makes mistakes or take breaks. How do you create such a “person”?
 | by Mike Butts |
Tips and tricks for the best voicemail greeting scripts for medical and dental offices
June 20, 2023
As a medical professional, you know the importance of being a good communicator. You must explain complex medical and dental problems to patients in a way that they understand. You also need empathy to support them if it’s bad news.
| | by Mike Butts |
How Ooma went the extra mile to save Memorial Day weekend
June 12, 2023
Emergency swimming pool phones were offline at three Tennessee apartment complexes, threatening the opening of the pools for the Memorial Day weekend. Learn how Ooma saved the day with AirDial, a POTS line replacement.
 | by Ron Young |
Useful tips for improving workplace communication and why it matters
June 12, 2023
With the rapid pace of technological advancements and changing work environments, maintaining good, open lines of communication has become more critical than ever, and this post shares several ways in which effective workplace communication can be cultivated.
 | by Diane Balogh |
7 tips on how to break cellphone addiction
June 6, 2023
Cellphone overuse, especially when it comes to social media, is getting a lot of news coverage lately, and rightly so. We’ve learned that too much of a good thing can harm both our physical and mental health. While smartphones entertain and delight us, they can also distract us, raise our anxiety levels and be a time-suck.
 | by Jim Gustke |