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Two call center agents wearing headsets, one gesturing while speaking, in a professional office setting

There are two types of people in this world: one who barely thinks about his company’s callers and the other who understands the potential value in each incoming call.

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BusinessVoice 2025 Humor on Hold Sampler title card with smiling woman talking on phone

Listen to some of our favorite Humor On Hold samples from 2025, read quotes from callers and clients who enjoy this unique service and learn why you might consider it for your brand.

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Smiling woman wearing a headset at a laptop, representing on hold messaging and customer service support

Time spent talking with customers is too valuable to waste. Let this bad phone call serve as a reminder of how important it is to prepare for the calls you make to customers and prospects.

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Man laughing while talking on a smartphone outdoors, warm toned photo

Want to elevate the caller experience you provide while differentiating your brand? Start by watching this video. It includes several minutes of actual Humor On Hold samples.

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Smiling businessman in a blazer talking on his smartphone in a bright office setting

This story about listening to the radio decades ago – along with some new research – will help you see why it’s so important to pick up your business telephone today.

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Smiling man on a phone call next to text reading "2024 Humor On Hold Sampler" by BusinessVoice, showcasing funny on hold messages.

Can you see the benefits of taking a funny approach with your Caller Experience Marketing? If not, check out this Humor On Hold sampler and some of the evidence that supports this content style.

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A smiling businessman in a blazer talks on his phone while holding a tablet, seated on outdoor steps — a reminder that your phones still matter for caller experience marketing.

Is your company ignoring the caller experience in favor of forcing people to contact you online? While that may save you money now, it could be frustrating customers and damaging your brand.

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Smiling woman with short white hair and glasses talking on a phone at a desk, illustrating positive on hold messaging experiences.

No one likes waiting, including your callers on hold. But there’s one thing that can shorten their perceived hold times, while keeping them engaged and feeling good about your brand.

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