Marketing for your new startup is exciting. You’ve put time and effort into creating your product or service, and now you need to make sure your market is as hyped about it as you are.
You probably have thousands upon thousands of contacts in your database. With all those contacts to keep track of, you need all the help you can get when it comes to managing your vast contact network.
How big is your business’s database? From the moment someone becomes interested in your product or service and long after the purchase, you’re collecting data — and it can multiply fast.
As a blend of robotics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI), automation takes care of the mundane tasks we’d rather not spend time on, the work we don’t want to mess up with human error, customer interactions that require instant responses – and so much more.
The more billable tasks you complete, the more money your agency makes. The less time you spend on admin and non-billables, the more you can spend on valuable client work.
Whether you’re a small entrepreneur or work for a large enterprise, email marketing is probably one of the most important communication tools that you’re leveraging at the moment.
There was a time when gathering data was a hard task. Later on, it was a challenge to integrate data, and then it seemed almost impossible to keep it clean. Nowadays, all these things are not only possible but necessary.
If you work in an office, chances are that you’ve heard of Slack, or you might even be using it right now.
As an agency, there comes a point when a customer relationship management (CRM) tool becomes an essential part of your business.
Google Contacts is one of the most widely used contact management tools out there. An essential part of Google’s suite of web applications, it stores and organizes contact information, both for personal and professional purposes.
