How can I start VOIP Business?

Any One help me what is the serial procedure to build up VOIP business. Thanks In Advance.

 

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) combines the traditional need for voice communication with the power of the Internet. VoIP providers convert analog audio signals from the transmitter's microphone into digital for delivery to a recipient's speakers. AOL, Vonage and Skype have dominated the VoIP industry since the beginning. New entrants into VoIP may be attracted to the industry's low overhead costs but they will struggle without a clear idea of how to generate revenue. Your VoIP business needs to offer lower prices while using multiple revenue sources to compete with the industry's heavy hitters.

1.Establish your rates, startup costs and brand building ideas in your VoIP business plan. Your plan should feature a balance sheet of costs and expenses for the first year as well as three- and five-year projections based on conservative revenue assumptions. Create sketches and outlines for marketing campaigns that show your vision for the VoIP company's future.
2.Sidestep the venture capital process by using loans, personal savings and small investments for your VoIP business. Venture capitalists will likely overlook your VoIP business if your potential profit is too low. Your VoIP company should borrow enough money for market research, software and IT help through commercial banks and personal savings accounts.
3.Register your VoIP business with the appropriate state agency (e.g., Missouri's Public Service Commission). Your VoIP application will need to address technical issues like website bandwidth as well as adherence to 911 service standards set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). State agencies and the FCC require VoIP businesses to connect 911 calls to police dispatches, hospitals and fire stations in case of emergencies.
4.Outsource your VoIP software development to a wholesaler like VoIP Innovations. VoIP Innovations and other wholesalers provide local numbers, technical assistance and billing tools for service providers. While you have little control over the VoIP software from a wholesaler, you can focus your attention on advertising and customer service by avoiding technical implementation.

Source: http://www.ehow.com/how_5037637_start-voip-business.html

 

According to me dependable and reasonably priced phone service is the key of most contemporary businesses. The business world it would be unreasonable not to use the benefits of the available VoIP phone business system plans.

 

Why are you getting into a business you don't understand? That doesn't make any sense, plus the fact that you're going to look an idiot to your clients when they finally realise you have no idea what you're talking about.

 

Hate to say, but he/she has a point.

I'm guessing that you are thinking about working as a contractor, not actually starting your own VOIP service.
VOIP installation and maintenance is big though. If you can learn the trade you'll do well if you can communicate the benefits of it to possible clients.

 

Good luck competing with Skype, you need it.

 

You can compete with Skype, and other big VoiP names. It's still newish technology.

I have worked for a VoIP company also, and its a very HUGE subject to learn, massive in fact. Do not take this lightly.

 

Thank you very much for reply.

 

I also tried once but the legal procedures involved,technical difficulties and huge investment of money has ruined the plan

 

I don't agree with you. Why not to try to implement something that you can really work on? A man can learn any business he is really interested in, and there is no point to stop somebody only because he is a newbie in this.

 

I have a awesome domain for sale for a voip business. http://www.zerophone.com let know if you want to grab it.

 

by business a cost-effective, feature-rich telephone system.


Voip Service Providers

 

if you have the voice traffic (calls, sms), then you can start a business with me, because I can make calls from your income.
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I will suggest you start as a reseller of an existing VoIP provider and get use to the business before trying to startup your own VoIP company. As such, you won't have to handle the license, technical, etc issues at the start, given you enough time to learn more about the business. If you are interested to start as a reseller PM me for more details. We do offer 1/1 billing for both reseller and end uses with very low rates. We also have iPhone app, andriod app and PC dialers.

 

There are VoIP providers convert analog audio signals from the transmitter's microphone into digital for delivery to a recipient's speakers. Skype has dominated the VoIP industry since the beginning. Keep in mind that your VoIP business needs to offer lower prices while using multiple revenue sources to compete with the industry's heavy hitters.

 

Hi Jayden i completely do agree with you..VoIP definitely has a big Scope.