WhatsApp for client communications gets tick of approval

'Easier to confirm meetings via WhatsApp than calling'

Sahar Nazir
clock • 1 min read

The majority of industry professionals would be open to communicating with their clients via WhatsApp, according to a recent PA Asks poll.

The poll found that 63% expressing a willingness to embrace the Meta-owned instant messaging service. However, 27% were against the idea, while 10% remained undecided. Among those who were open to the idea, one respondent said they find it easier to confirm meetings, and basic communications via WhatsApp than calling their client, while another respondent said they already use WhatsApp with clients "who find it convenient". Another pundit said they currently use WhatsApp through their business account. For those who answered ‘no', one respondent said it is "difficult" to record conver...

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