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A WhatsApp chat module added to an agent’s website can dramatically help them gain more business, according to Starberry.    Ben Sellers, co-founder of the tech company, said that while the property sector has long been used to communicating with potential vendors and buyers in person or over the telephone, other methods of communication have grown in popularity, with many agents turning to WhatsApp to engage with customers who visit their websites. He insists that live chat on websites and social media through platforms such as WhatsApp has transformed the way the customers contact the businesses they want to engage with.  “Essentially, adding WhatsApp to their website allows agents to engage with visitors as the brand rather than as an individual,” Sellers said. “It also allows agents to communicate with potential customers via a channel they are comfortable using. “Customers want personalised services, immediate answers and up-to-date information, which WhatsApp allows, especially when used in conjunction with an automated response service such as Yomdel manages web chats WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger messages that all get recorded into the dashboard and pushed back into your CRM.” According to Sellers, WhatsApp can be added to an agent’s website as a ‘click

Now take notes and set alarms through WhatsApp..!?We also use whatsapp for business purposes. Two new features are coming to further enhance its functionality. This will improve the user experience to a great extent. The feature of sharing images in original pixel quality is also coming. Following that, now, there are reports that the next step is to schedule whatsapp calls and convert voice messages into letters. Some details and screenshots have also been published on the WaBetaInfo site in this regard. By looking at it, the scheduling facility is brought. It shows a schedule option when you call someone. Click on it and you can schedule when you want to call. In it, you can note down the details of the call using the options like title, date, and time.This call schedule feature is very useful for office workers. whatsapp will send a reminder to the meeting participants. Users will be notified when the call starts. So even if someone forgets to make a call, this feature will remind them. Similarly, another feature can read voice messages as text. So, voice messages in other languages won't work. This feature was seen in the latest iOS beta version of WhatsApp.

Happy Chocolate Day 2023: Love is in the air again! It is that time of the year when lovers all across the globe get ready for Valentine’s Day. And it’s not just a day, the week leading up to the occasion is called Valentine’s Week. February 9 is celebrated as Chocolate Day – just a few days before the main day. It is a day to gift your loved one chocolates and make it even more special. It is the third day of Valentine’s Week. Chocolate has been the expression of love for centuries. It is considered the symbol of romance. Even in the 1800s, companies used to sell chocolates, especially for Valentine’s Day with love-themed packaging. Many consider chocolate to be an aphrodisiac. Even if you are not sure about that, it does have all the properties needed to cheer one up and drive away the blues. And it is not just for your partner. Love and chocolate can be shared by anyone important and special in your life – from your family to your best friends. Chocolate Day is followed by Teddy Day, Promise Day, and Kiss Day as part of the Valentine’s Week celebrations. So here are

Meta-owned WhatsApp is rolling out a slew of new features that will allow users to share voice messages on their status. Once shared, the ring will appear around profile photos in the Chat list and other places. WhatsApp has provided the information on its official Twitter handle. "We've added some exciting updates to the status feature. Tell it how it is, your way, with voice status. Now you can effortlessly record and share voice messages on your status," WhatsApp tweeted. The users can also show their loved ones exactly how they feel with just a tap as the Meta-owned company has facilitated new status reactions on its application. It said, "Choose the contacts who can see your WhatsApp statuses. Give each status the audience you want and have even more control of your visibility. Links shared in your status will be easier to view with link previews." "Rings will now appear around profile photos in your Chat List and other places, letting contacts know to click profile photos for quick status viewing! Green rings for Android and blue rings for iOS," it added. Meanwhile, the company is also rolling out a new feature for select users that allow them to

Meta is adding several new features to WhatsApp status, which lets you post disappearing pictures and other media. Once the features roll out over the coming weeks, you’ll be able to react to people’s posts with an emoji, limit who can see your status, and post voice messages.According to an announcement post, the status emoji reactions work similar to how they do on Instagram; when you swipe up on the post, you get the option to choose from one of eight emoji. (The options are 😍,😂,😮,😥,🙏,👏,🎉, and 💯.) While a WhatsApp blog post calls emoji reactions the No. 1 requested feature after it launched the ability to react to messages last year, I personally feel like the Private Audience Selector is the most useful addition announced today. The feature lets you change who can see your statuses, with the option to show it to everyone, hide it from certain contacts, or only show it to specific people. According to Meta, the options you pick will be the default for the next status you post, but you’ll be able to change it without changing the visibility of past statuses.The Private Audience Selector is similar to Instagram’s Close Friends list, Snapchat’s Private

WhatsApp released major updates to its Status feature.Instant messaging platform WhatsApp on Tuesday launched a number of updates to one of its key features - the Status. The company said it will give the users more ways to connect with their friends and family. The five major updates include Private Audience Selector, which allows users to select the privacy settings for each status they share. The Status feature was launched by WhatsApp on February 24, 2017, the company's eighth birthday.WhatsApp also said that the audience a user chooses through Private Audience Selector will be saved and used as the default for your next status.Other major updates released by the messaging platform are addition of a Voice Status, which will give WhatsApp users the ability to record and share voice messages up to 30 seconds on their status. Further, Status Reactions will allow users to quickly respond to status updates from friends and close contacts using one of eight emojis. WhatsApp said this was the top feature users wanted after the launch of Reactions last year.The Status Reaction update will also allow users to reply to a status with text, voice message, stickers and more.The platform has also added Status Profile

Edited By: Bharat UpadhyayLast Updated: February 05, 2023, 11:30 ISTThe feature is available for all users.It is now possible to choose a longer group description as it can reach up to 2048 characters (the previous limit was set to 512 characters).WhatsApp Update: The Meta-owned instant messaging application WhatsApp is releasing longer group subjects and descriptions, making it easier to better describe groups. The feature is available for all users after installing the latest WhatsApp beta for the iOS update and it is rolling out to even more users in the coming days.According to a report from WABetaInfo, a website that tracks WhatsApp, it is now possible to choose a longer group description as it can reach up to 2048 characters (the previous limit was set to 512 characters) and it is really useful for group admins so they can save additional information for describing their groups on Android.For iPhone users, WhatsApp is also introducing changes for the group subject on iOS, which can now accept up to 100 characters. Please note that the changes may also reach users on a previous release of the app, even when using the App Store build.In addition, WhatsApp is finally introducing a fix for

WhatsApp is reportedly developing several new features to enhance the app experience for users.The goal of WhatsApp's engineers is to continuously improve and add new capabilities to Meta's instant messaging service. Every time WhatsApp releases a new version, there are some intriguing new features aimed at improving the platform's user interface and privacy. As a result of recent events, WhatsApp is anticipated to release a number of new features. WAbetainfo claims that WhatsApp is creating new capabilities for its customers on Android, iOS, and the web. New features are currently being worked on or tested, and it is anticipated that they will be made available to all users in upcoming releases.  Let's examine in greater detail the planned WhatsApp features and their operation.  1. WhatsApp- Icon for high-quality images2. WhatsApp- Pin messages in chats3. WhatsApp- Calling shortcut feature4. WhatsApp- Sharing voice notes as status5. WhatsApp- Blocking contacts

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WhatsApp is currently working on the ability to react to messages in Community announcement groups. The Meta-owned messaging service has been spotted to work on the capability of the latest beta version of WhatsApp for iOS. If the capability is launched, the users will be able to react to messages that are in Community announcement groups using emojis. The application allows the users to react to individual and group chat messages by selecting any message. WhatsApp is working on a new feature for an upcoming iOS beta version that will permit users to instantly react to a message in Community announcement groups which is quite similar to the regular group chats. The feature tracker claimed that the feature was not available for Community announcement group chats as it would reveal the phone number of the users to other Community members. However, the messaging service is reportedly working on the ability to hide the contact details of the user when they react to messages. A banner that reads to view and sends reactions in this chat update WhatsApp is revealed. However, it is notable that the feature is currently in the stage of development by the company and could be released