I call it the “Here’s what happens next” process and it includes what you will do, when you will do it, and what the customer should expect. It is used both during the sale and after the sale. The easiest way to illustrate this is to give you a real life example. I spent the
We have no new updates to report today. However, I did sit in on the Nimble email marketing webinar on April 10 and there were some interesting announcements … If you need assistance with configuring your DNS settings for email marketing, you can schedule time with care@nimble.com. Nimble is looking into the possibility of allowing
I hope that you will find this interesting! I have always been a strong believer in doing research prior to engaging with a client or prospect. I’m looking to get a better feel for them professionally and personally. I’m also looking for commonalities and talking points. Traditionally, I have compiled this information by visiting their
Let’s start with some updates! The business card scanner on mobile is back! Turn business cards into Nimble contact records quick and easy! You can now adjust column widths on contact lists. Nimble has added a rich text building block for web forms (you can add a link for privacy policy etc.). They have updated
This past winter, I had an issue with my heat pump freezing up. This was a first for me. They worked on it off and on for two to three weeks. They never told me that some amount of ice was normal. My expectation, as I did not know any better, was that no ice
We do have two minor Nimble updates to announce and one is that you can now schedule group messages to go out at a later date or time. I personally welcome this release as I regularly schedule many things, messages and posts, to go out later. This is one of the ways that I stay
