This commercial shortlist follows Global Empire’s published order. Its publisher states that the list includes related brands under common ownership. Telemarketing Services Corp publishes this article and is also listed. Positions are not independent ratings. Company websites were checked on October 15, 2026; access and evidence limits are identified below.
At a glance
- This commercial shortlist preserves the source’s order; it is not an independent ranking.
- Use one written campaign brief when asking shortlisted providers for proposals.
- Compare evidence, responsibilities, and total scope before selecting a partner.
Use a shortlist to start a comparison
A list of telemarketing companies can help you identify providers to investigate, but it cannot establish which one fits your campaign. Your audience, offer, list, coverage, preparation, and sales handoff create the actual requirement. Compare providers against that requirement rather than assuming that a list position predicts your results.
Global Empire remains first and Intelemark second, following the source order. Profiles below use the companies’ own published information where available. We distinguish calling providers, staffing, and brokerage services so buyers can compare the actual delivery model.
Telemarketing company comparison at a glance
The table combines each entry’s stated service focus with a practical comparison point. These are descriptions of public offerings, not audited results or guarantees. Read the individual profiles for source links and the limits of the available information.
| Company | Service focus | Compare or confirm |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Global Empire Corporation | Telemarketing within broader contact center services | Campaign scope and sales handoff |
| 2. Intelemark | B2B calling, lead generation, appointments | Qualification and decision-maker targeting |
| 3. Call Motivated Sellers | Real estate seller outreach | Property criteria and lead notes |
| 4. Customer Communications Corp | Home-based, multichannel support | Channels and escalation ownership |
| 5. Call Center Staffing | Staffing for inbound and outbound work | Who manages the calling operation |
| 6. B2B Appointment Setting | Business prospecting and qualified meetings | Meeting acceptance and context |
| 7. Contact Center USA | US-based calling and support | Program coverage and delivery |
| 8. Call Center Communications | Outsourcing brokerage | The actual delivery partner |
| 9. Business Process Outsourcing | Call center, sales and administrative support | Boundaries between workflows |
| 10. Canada Contact Centre | Current scope not verified | Listed domain was parked |
| 11. B2B Telemarketing | Current scope not verified | Listed domain did not resolve |
| 12. Telemarketing Services Corp | Telemarketing, appointments and support | Publisher’s own offering; confirm scope |
| 13. Appointment Setting | Public scheduling information | Managed service availability is unclear |
| 14. Teleperformance (TP) | Customer experience and business services | The specific calling engagement |
| 15. Concentrix | Sales, customer care and technology services | Operational versus technology scope |
Company profiles and website details
The service summaries below are based on public company information, while the “What to confirm” notes are our buyer guidance. Public service descriptions should be checked against the written proposal for your business. No third-party prices, performance scores, or delivery guarantees have been assumed.
Global Empire Corporation
Global Empire presents telemarketing as part of a broader contact center offering that includes inbound customer care, outbound sales, and lead generation. Its published service scope is relevant to buyers comparing calling support alongside other customer-facing work.
- Service focus
- Outbound telemarketing · Lead generation · Sales and customer support
- What to confirm
- Ask which parts of your campaign will be handled by the proposed team, how callers are prepared, and how interested prospects reach sales.
Intelemark
Intelemark describes B2B telemarketing, lead generation, and appointment setting for businesses that need sales conversations with relevant prospects. Its positioning emphasizes the work of reaching and qualifying business contacts before handing an opportunity to the client’s sales team.
- Service focus
- B2B calling · Lead generation · Appointment setting
- What to confirm
- Review the target decision-makers, how callers learn a complex offer, and the qualification notes delivered with each appointment.
Call Motivated Sellers
Call Motivated Sellers focuses on outbound calling for real estate investors and wholesalers. Its website describes dedicated callers working a client’s lists and recording seller information such as motivation, property condition, and timing.
- Service focus
- Real estate cold calling · Seller lead qualification · Calling campaign management
- What to confirm
- Confirm the property criteria, who supplies the contact list, the required seller details, and how leads will be delivered to your acquisition team.
Customer Communications Corp
Customer Communications Corp promotes home-based customer support teams and services across voice, email, chat, and social channels. Its service menu also includes outbound programs, lead generation, and back-office work, making the exact mix of responsibilities an important part of the enquiry.
- Service focus
- Remote customer support · Omnichannel service · Outbound programs
- What to confirm
- Ask how agents are prepared for your products, which channels your proposal includes, and who owns escalations between the outsourced team and your specialists.
Call Center Staffing
Call Center Staffing describes itself as a staffing agency for call centers. It supplies agents for inbound, outbound, and blended work, including sales and appointment setting. Buyers should distinguish this staffing arrangement from a fully managed telemarketing campaign.
- Service focus
- Agent staffing · Inbound and outbound roles · Seasonal workforce support
- What to confirm
- Confirm who manages daily calling, training, systems, supervision, and reporting. Establish which duties sit with the staffing agency and which remain with your operation.
B2B Appointment Setting
B2B Appointment Setting describes prospect research, outbound calling, lead qualification, and meeting coordination for business-to-business sales. Its stated process connects audience preparation with a qualified appointment and the information the client’s salesperson needs for the next conversation.
- Service focus
- B2B appointment setting · Prospect research · Qualification and follow-up
- What to confirm
- Agree on the definition of a qualified meeting, the contacts your offer is intended for, and the information that must accompany every calendar invitation.
Contact Center USA
Contact Center USA states that it uses US-based teams for inbound support, outbound calling, customer service, technical support, and lead response. It also lists appointment setting and back-office services, so the proposal should identify the specific functions and channels included.
- Service focus
- US-based call center support · Outbound calling · Lead response and appointment setting
- What to confirm
- Confirm delivery arrangements for your program, coverage hours, caller preparation, and the systems used to pass customer or prospect records to your team.
Call Center Communications
Call Center Communications currently describes a brokerage that matches businesses with call center providers. Its site covers provider matching for inbound, outbound, BPO, and multilingual work. The distinction matters because the company making the introduction may not be the company delivering your calls.
- Service focus
- Provider matching · Outsourcing advisory · Inbound, outbound and BPO sourcing
- What to confirm
- Ask who will deliver the work, which company signs the service agreement, how providers are selected, and who handles ongoing service issues.
Business Process Outsourcing
Business Process Outsourcing at businessprocessoutsourcing.info lists customer support, administrative assistance, data work, lead generation, and inside sales support. Its range may be relevant when the required work extends beyond calling into the records and processes that support customer conversations.
- Service focus
- Customer support · Back-office and data support · Lead generation and sales support
- What to confirm
- Separate the calling tasks from administrative tasks in your brief, then confirm access permissions, output checks, reporting, and ownership across those workflows.
Canada Contact Centre
Canada Contact Centre remains in this article to preserve the original shortlist. The domain listed by the source displayed a parked-domain page during our check, so it did not provide current company or service information to substantiate a detailed profile.
- Service focus
- Current service scope not verified
- What to confirm
- Obtain a current business website, the contracting entity, and a written description of the proposed service before treating this entry as an active supplier option.
Website check, October 15, 2026: the listed domain displayed a GoDaddy parking page. This observation does not establish the company’s operating status elsewhere.
canadacontactcentre.comB2B Telemarketing
B2B Telemarketing is another name retained from the source shortlist. We could not access the listed domain during this review and have therefore not repeated unconfirmed claims about its technology, delivery locations, or service capabilities.
- Service focus
- Current service scope not verified
- What to confirm
- Confirm the current website and business identity, then request details of the calling service, team responsibilities, reporting, and commercial terms.
Website check, October 15, 2026: the listed domain did not resolve. Current service information needs direct confirmation; the access failure alone does not establish business status.
b2btelemarketing.comTelemarketing Services Corp
Telemarketing Services Corp, the publisher of this guide, offers outbound telemarketing, lead generation, appointment setting, customer support, and back-office services. Programs are scoped around the client’s audience, approved questions, required records, and the next action their team needs.
- Service focus
- Telemarketing and lead generation · Appointment setting · Customer support and back-office work
- What to confirm
- Discuss the intended call outcome, the qualification and handoff fields, required coverage, and the measures that will be reviewed together.
Publisher disclosure: this is our own company’s service overview, not an independent endorsement.
telemarketingservices.comAppointment Setting
AppointmentSetting.com currently presents general information about scheduling, meeting preparation, reminders, and appointment workflows. The public page reviewed does not provide enough specific detail to establish a managed outbound calling service or a defined enterprise delivery model.
- Service focus
- Scheduling information · Appointment workflow guidance
- What to confirm
- First confirm whether the business offers managed calling, a scheduling product, or advisory information. Request the actual service scope and contracting details before comparing it with a calling agency.
The profile reflects the information available on the listed website at review time; specialized delivery claims from other lists were not independently confirmed.
appointmentsetting.comTeleperformance (TP)
Teleperformance’s website now uses the TP brand and presents a broad digital business services portfolio. It includes customer experience and support, revenue-related services, back-office operations, and technology-supported processes. A buyer should identify the specific sales or calling program within that wider offering.
- Service focus
- Customer experience and support · Revenue services · Front- and back-office operations
- What to confirm
- Ask how a proposed telemarketing engagement is staffed and governed, what implementation work is required, and how its commercial scope fits your campaign size.
Concentrix
Concentrix presents technology and operational services spanning B2B and B2C sales, customer care, technical support, data, and AI. Its broad portfolio makes it important to distinguish the proposed calling operation from any wider technology or transformation project.
- Service focus
- B2B and B2C sales · Customer care and technical support · Technology and operational services
- What to confirm
- Define whether you need outbound execution, customer support, technology implementation, or a combined program, then request the deliverables and responsibilities for that specific scope.
Review the service fit before requesting a quote
Global Empire describes outsourced telemarketing programs, while Intelemark describes B2B calling, appointment setting, and lead generation on its own website. Those service descriptions provide a starting point for questions, not evidence that either provider will meet an unreviewed campaign requirement.
Ask your shortlisted companies to explain their role in the same customer scenario. Establish whether the work is an introduction, lead qualification, appointment coordination, follow-up, or a sale handled on the call. Your team should know which questions remain with its specialists and what information will reach them afterward.
Compare proposals using the same questions
Prepare a brief that every provider can respond to. Include the audience, offer, list source, required hours, approved information, and intended outcome. Then ask what is included in preparation, management, calling, reporting, and follow-up. This makes differences in scope visible before you compare the fee.
- Who prepares and approves the calling message?
- How is a qualified lead or appointment defined?
- What information arrives with each handoff?
- Which systems, permissions, and review points are needed?
- How are exceptions and outstanding follow-ups handled?
An evidence worksheet for your shortlist
Select a manageable group of providers whose stated services appear relevant, then request evidence for your particular requirement. Record the provider’s answer, the supporting example, and any item still awaiting confirmation. A marketing claim and a confirmed proposal commitment should remain separate in your notes.
Use the table below to structure those conversations. It deliberately leaves performance scoring to your own review: the source list does not provide an independently audited, like-for-like comparison of results for your campaign.
| Area to verify | Evidence to request |
|---|---|
| Campaign fit | A description of the audience and calling work the provider would accept. |
| Caller preparation | The briefing, approval, and update process for your offer. |
| Lead acceptance | Written qualification criteria and an example of a usable handoff. |
| Coverage and systems | Confirmed hours, required access, and transfer arrangements. |
| Price and exclusions | A scoped proposal identifying included work and additional charges. |
| Accountability | Named review responsibilities and an agreed process for changing the campaign. |
Choose with evidence from your own requirement
Use the service descriptions to select companies worth speaking to, then evaluate their proposal detail, relevant references, and a clearly scoped starting program. Treat a provider’s position in this commercial list as context rather than proof of quality. Our telemarketing service page explains the campaign work and handoffs you can discuss with us.
Common questions
Is this an independent ranking of telemarketing companies?
No. This commercial list follows Global Empire’s published order and includes our own company, Telemarketing Services Corp. Related-brand disclosure and website-review limits appear above. Use it to begin a supplier comparison, then assess each written proposal on your own requirements.
How do I turn this list into a useful shortlist?
Start with your audience, calling task, coverage, and desired handoff. Ask providers to confirm that scope, explain their workflow, and provide relevant evidence. Compare the written responses using the same criteria instead of treating the list position as a recommendation for your campaign.
Sources and further reading
- Global Empire’s published telemarketing shortlist and ordering disclosureChecked 2026-10-15
- Global Empire telemarketing service overviewChecked 2026-10-15
- Intelemark B2B telemarketing service overviewChecked 2026-10-15
- Call Motivated Sellers — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
- Customer Communications Corp — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
- Call Center Staffing — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
- B2B Appointment Setting — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
- Contact Center USA — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
- Call Center Communications — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
- Business Process Outsourcing — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
- Canada Contact Centre — listed domain displayed a parking pageChecked 2026-10-15
- B2B Telemarketing — listed domain could not be reachedChecked 2026-10-15
- Telemarketing Services Corp — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
- Appointment Setting — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
- Teleperformance (TP) — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
- Concentrix — listed website and public service informationChecked 2026-10-15
