Grow your business, stay in touch with clients, family and friends by giving them a TOLL FREE or LOCAL PHONE NUMBER in Spain to reach you anywhere:

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Grow Your Business with Toll Free or Local Phone Numbers in Spain

• Smart Call Forwarding Numbers offer sophisticated call forwarding capabilities that route calls to exactly where you want them anywhere in the world.
• get more customers without having an office in Spain
• enjoy low set up and monthly fees that work for any budget
• receive your calls to any phone anywhere: work, home, mobile
• change your ring-to number any time with easy online account management
• get simultaneous call forwarded to your phone system
• do not pay for busy or incomplete calls

Helpful Ideas for doing business in Spain

Meeting & Greeting:

When doing business in Spain handshakes are standard as with the rest of Europe. First-time introductions will be formal; as the relationship develops it will naturally become less so. It is always a good idea to try and use some of the local language. A simple means of doing so is in using the appropriate greeting for the time of day – “Buenos dias” (good day), “Buenas tardes” (good evening) or “Buenas noches” (good night).

Communication:

The Spanish can be described as a cheerful and outgoing people.  Their warmth and initial friendliness may appear superficial to a reserved foreigner. But it, in fact, allows a way of observing social niceties while at the same time affording the time and a proper opportunity to get to know you.

When doing business in Spain, note that relationships built face-to-face are the be all and end all. People will want to spend time getting to know you in order to ensure the right bonds exists for a business relationship. It is therefore important to present yourself as best you can. The Spanish appreciate people who are dignified yet modest. The ability to be amusing is much prized and humor plays an important part in business meetings / discussions. Banter is acceptable but be sure not to employ sarcasm. It can be easily lost in translation!