How to Avoid Getting Tagged as Spam Likely for Your AI Calls
Blog post from Retell AI
Businesses using AI calling solutions often face the challenge of their calls being labeled as "Spam Likely," which can significantly impact their credibility and reduce answer rates, with over 75% of consumers avoiding such calls. This issue typically arises due to carrier algorithms or databases detecting patterns associated with spam activity, often exacerbated by inconsistent caller ID data, shared numbers, or high call volumes. To mitigate this, companies can adopt strategies like ensuring proper caller ID registration with STIR/SHAKEN protocols, maintaining a clean calling reputation by limiting call frequency, personalizing interactions, and adhering to telecommunication laws like the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). Retell AI offers solutions like verified phone numbers and branded caller IDs to help businesses improve call deliverability and build trust, thereby enhancing customer satisfaction and campaign ROI. By preventing spam tagging, businesses can increase answer rates, foster stronger customer relationships, and achieve better outcomes from their AI calling campaigns.
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