For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), adopting an omnichannel customer experience (CX) strategy is not just a trend- it’s a proven driver of retention, engagement, and revenue.

Here are five key levers SMEs can use, backed by concrete data, and how Telvoip enables them.

Companies with strong omnichannel engagement retain 89% of their customers, compared to only 33% for those with weaker strategies. Customers who can move easily between channels- say, starting with a web chat, following up via email, and then calling an agent- are less likely to drop off or look elsewhere. That consistency builds trust and loyalty, making revenue streams more predictable.

With Telvoip’s unified platform for voice, chat, email, and social media, SMEs can provide real-time support across channels. This reduces friction, improves satisfaction, and keeps customers engaged for longer- directly translating into stronger retention.

Omnichannel isn’t just about being present everywhere. It’s about turning every touchpoint into an opportunity to sell more effectively. Research shows that businesses employing omnichannel strategies experience 9.5% annual revenue growth, compared to just 3.4% for those without. Similarly, marketing campaigns using three or more channels see up to a 494% higher order rate compared to single-channel efforts.

Telvoip helps SMEs orchestrate these interactions by connecting channels seamlessly. Whether it’s responding to inquiries on social media, engaging customers via voice campaigns, or following up with automated emails, Telvoip ensures every interaction contributes to stronger sales outcomes.

Statistics show that 86% of buyers are willing to pay more for a better experience, 71% expect personalized service, with 73% citing seamless journeys across channels as essential.

Moreover, companies leading in CX grow revenue 80% faster than competitors. This aligns with other data showing that omnichannel personalization can drive purchase and engagement rates up by 250%, with 90% higher retention versus single-channel approaches.

Personalization is one of Telvoip’s strongest advantages. With analytics and CRM integration, SMEs gain a  unified customer view, allowing them to deliver tailored recommendations, timely follow-ups, and smart routing to the best-fit agent. This not only boosts loyalty and retention but also empowers SMEs to command greater pricing power through superior service.

SMEs that deliver a strong omnichannel experience often see customers spend up to 140% more and remain loyal up to six times longer compared to those with weaker experiences. Beyond revenue, top performers reduce their cost per customer contact by 7.5% year-on-year, creating additional efficiency.

Telvoip drives these efficiencies with automation and intelligent call routing. By ensuring customers are quickly connected to the right support channel, SMEs reduce servicing costs while capturing more sales at the moment of intent. The result is higher margins and stronger lifetime value from every customer.

Google data shows that omnichannel strategies generate 80% more in-store visits, with shoppers spending an average of 4% more per visit. The “click-and-collect” model is one example of how online and offline engagement reinforce each other.

Telvoip enables SMEs to deliver on these expectations by unifying communication across digital and physical touchpoints. Automated notifications, follow-up emails, and real-time chat support ensure customers stay engaged before, during, and after in-store experiences.

Omnichannel CX is a data-backed growth lever. For SMEs, it means retaining more customers, increasing spending, lowering costs, and unlocking new buying paths, all without enterprise-level budgets.

Telvoip anchors this strategy by providing a cloud-based contact center that unifies voice, chat, email, and social media, all supported by automation, analytics, CRM integration, affordability, and ease of setup. This consistency fosters loyalty, insights, and operational efficiency, making Telvoip the backbone of customer engagement for growth-focused SMEs.