5 Ways to Measure and Reduce Spam Call Volume

Spam call volume is the number of unwanted calls hitting your business line, and it matters because it can hide real customers behind noise. Start by defining what counts as spam, “maybe later,” and unknown. Track spam calls for two weeks using simple tags, then look for patterns by time and caller type. Reduce volume with carrier spam blocking, a short screening script, and rules for unknown callers. If spam is high (roughly 9–20+ calls a day), consider changing how your number is published and using a dedicated call handler so customers reach a real answer every time.

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