Blog: Customized Solutions

E-Commerce analytics helps you understand key metrics like customer behavior, channel performance, and marketing ROI. This guest post will help you get started!

Generating leads on LinkedIn might seem daunting. However, with automation tools to simplify the process, struggling to get leads could be past tense in this guest post.

You can chat with leads all day long, but if you don’t know who you’re talking to or how to reach them, your efforts could all be for nothing. Gathering a lead’s contact information is a must. That’s why Smith.ai requires a lead’s name, email, and other basic contact information to initiate a chat — because getting a lead’s information upfront may mean the difference between another paying client and a missed conversion opportunity. 

Learn more about customer education programs and have it can help prevent churn for your business in this guest post.

B2B marketing automation streamlines repetitive marketing tasks so your salespeople can focus on selling. We show you the path to high-impact results.

G Suite is now Google Workspace, offering a better platform for nonprofits to keep in touch with their teams, donors, and others. It’s becoming the place to collaborate, communicate, and create the things that your business needs. Plus, there are several different plans and pricing options available and when you are operating as a nonprofit, Google’s got your back with great discounts and even a free plan if you just want basic access. We’ll look at all the different plans available for your nonprofit in this guide and help you choose what’s best.

G Suite has become Google Workspace, and despite the name change, businesses are still getting access to all the best office productivity tools that can ensure that you can collaborate and communicate in the best way with your teams. There are several different plans available, and Google even has special pricing for nonprofit organizations.

Companies all accumulate tons of information over the years. They keep files on best practices, processes and procedures, industry knowledge, and so much more. And yet, most companies have this information scattered about in emails, docs, PDF files, chat messages, and so forth. In even worse cases, there are never documents created in the first place. This can do several things, but it primarily affects the productivity of the team and the entire organization.

In the growing economy of cloud-based services, communication solutions are changing the way that businesses operate, including their options for providing the appropriate resources for their audience. This includes the “as a service” collection of companies and systems designed to make business communications easier. Many of these products are software-based, which is where the use of the cloud comes in. Cloud hosting allows for partnerships and shared communications solutions so that you don’t have to do it on your own.

Today’s businesses have different operational trends than those that have come before them. Many companies are taking advantage of cloud technology and migrating to the virtual world, which invites them into a whole new selection of providers to assist them along the way. Known as “as a service” solutions, these are helping provide a better customer experience and improve business communications in the cloud.