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The term new normal has become a popular way to describe the course of offices getting back to business after a period of reduced hours, temporary closures, and digitalizing more processes during the pandemic events. This series of events has led to measures that are now more permanent fixtures of our culture and economy. These Read More...

In order to better understand how healthcare practices and patients are coping with the effects of pandemics, Weave commissioned an independent survey of 750 providers and their clients. The survey questions focused on the ways organizations are instituting social distancing to prevent the spread of viruses. When asked about the riskiest payment portals to touch, Read More...

There’s no denying that social media changed the world and the way people interact with each other  – after all, there are over 4 billion social media users in the world right now. However, it also impacted the advertising industry. Nowadays, most of the biggest national and international corporations have a social media profile, often Read More...

It’s common for businesses to feel like their voicemails are being ignored, forgotten, or lost. This feeling is especially prevalent among offices that have to call customers regarding specific appointment times. If you’re like most business owners, you’re looking for a way to reduce the number of communication outreaches that seemingly go down the drain. Read More...

Emailing is one of the most important, yet underutilized tools that small businesses have at their disposal. It’s a mode of communication that virtually everyone in our society uses on a regular basis, and we sometimes take for granted how effective it can be in developing a relationship between businesses and their customers. While other Read More...

21st century communication is undergoing a transition. This change is being spurred on by a number of factors, including rapid technological developments and major global events. As our society responds to the various political, social, and economic forces shaping both policy and practices, it’s crucial that businesses lead in the switch to better forms of Read More...

Business communication is rapidly changing and developing to give customers, employees, and owners simpler and more convenient ways to interact with each other. These new ways of communicating end up saving both businesses and consumers time, stress, and money. It’s important for small businesses to realize that many of these communication tools are just as Read More...

Many small businesses are beginning to realize how important payment methods are to their success. Payments are the lifeblood of any business, and making sure customers have a variety of convenient payment options available to them increases the flow of revenue through your office. Payments is one of the most recent additions to Weave’s business Read More...

The History of Weave Weave was not Brandon Rodman’s first business. In fact, the first business he founded was in 2008, at the beginning of an economic downturn. Until this recession, the 2008 recession was considered one of our biggest since the Great Depression. The business was a call center and he founded it with Read More...

Emailing has become one of the most popular forms of communication over the last few decades. At least 205 billion emails are sent and received each day around the world¹. It’s a way of sharing information that’s significantly faster than traditional mail, more formal than text messaging, and more permanent than phone calls. Emailing is Read More...

With businesses operating in a back-to-normal mode across the country and around the world, it’s time to take a look at how to handle our new reality. Coronavirus has changed how some consumers think and act in public and the job of businesses is to meet the new expectations of these customers, along with conforming Read More...

Marketing experts are discovering how powerful a tool emailing can be for scaling businesses of all sizes. By some estimates, businesses generate $38 for every $1 spent on marketing¹, which means it yields a staggering 3,800% return on investment. Emailing is one of the most effective forms of marketing available on the market. Some businesses Read More...