MILWAUKEE ANSWERING SERVICE
We want to help make your company shine because when you shine, so do we.
We're Always Here For You
We are available 24/7/365, including holidays, for you and your callers.
Notifications On Your Terms
Receive notifications however you prefer. We can send you an email, text message, transfer the call, or even send you a fax.
CRM & Software Integration
We can integrate with most CRMs on the market, which saves you from having to type all that information in.
Local or Toll-Free Number
Do you want to give the impression of a national brand? We have toll-free numbers available! If you prefer to appear local, we can assign you any local number in the US.
Inbound/Outbound Call Handling
In addition to accepting your inbound calls, we can make follow-up calls to your existing leads and clients.
Call Patching
Do you need to patch certain callers to your or your staff? If so, we can set up rules for call patching, also known as call forwarding.
Our Answering Service Pricing
AnswerAide can help you grow your business while saving you money. You will receive all the benefits of a full-time receptionist for just a fraction of the cost.
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Have Fun Facts About Milwaukee, WI
Milwaukee’s roots as a beer-happy city trace back to the influx of German immigrants in the mid 19th century. They came seeking cheap land and refuge from a divided mother country—and they brought their superior brewing skills with them. By 1856, Milwaukee was home to more than two dozen breweries, including Pabst, Schlitz, Blatz, and, of course, Miller.
The modern typewriter—that is, the first version to be called a “the typewriter” and to use the QWERTY key setup—was invented in Milwaukee. So large and unwieldy was it that one of the developers, a former newspaper editor named Christopher Latham Sholes, called it “a cross between a piano and a kitchen table.”
Prohibition had a profound effect on Milwaukee’s breweries. To stay afloat, many of them sold alternative products like soda, non-alcoholic beer, candy bars, and even snowplows.
In 1901, at the age of 21, mechanical engineer William Harley finished his design for a bicycle outfitted with a single-cylinder engine. He joined with his childhood friend Arthur Davidson, and together the two began turning out motorcycles inside a 10-by-15-foot shed on the Davidson family property in Milwaukee. Several years later, Harley would patent the first two-cylinder motorcycle engine, and proceed to leave his competitors in the dust. Today, Harley-Davidson maintains a museum and an 849,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Milwaukee, where workers craft the transmissions and engines that go into each motorcycle.
Have you ever wondered where to find the world’s most massive dinosaur skull? Try the Milwaukee Public Museum, where a 9-foot-by-8-foot Torosaurus skull, along with a partial skeleton, is on display.
One of the world’s largest collections of antique microphones is on display inside an electronics store on East National Street.
Population: 592,025
Area Codes: 414
Zip Codes: 53201, 53202, 53203, 53204, 53205, 53206, 53207, 53208, 53209, 53210, 53211, 53212, 53213, 53214, 53215, 53216, 53218, 53219, 53220, 53221, 53222, 53223, 53224, 53225, 53226, 53227, 53228, 53233, 53234, 53237, 53239, 53263, 53267, 53268, 53274, 53278, 53288, 53290, 53293, 53295
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