I had a chat with a gentleman recently who wanted to use Nimble CRM to monitor a contact’s social activity. There was a time when we could do that, but only to a limited extent, on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. We can still do that, in some fashion, on Twitter. Facebook and LinkedIn would be
What I am is a sales guy. What I am not is a “big data” guy. I’m a small business and I measure my success by the balance in my checkbook. Hell, I don’t even balance my checkbook. My focus is on making sales. Period. The rest takes care of itself. Of course, I am
Let’s start by stepping back a bit. For several years now Nimble has offered a way for you to create and to track business opportunities or deals. This includes creating the deal, associating it to a contact or company record, tracking the deal through a pipeline (your process for closing this deal), and generating forecasts
Let me say that I have never been a big fan of CRM mobile apps and that has included the offering from Nimble. I love Nimble. I represent Nimble. Their mobile app … meh. However, I also have the luxury of not having to be highly mobile. I can use the mobile app on the
Big news today! In an earlier article I spoke a bit about returning to my roots … selling. I tried marketing, I failed abysmally, and I hated every minute of it. I’m a salesperson to the bone. My roots also include the industry that I still consider to be the highlight of my almost 45
4 Ways to Move Your Gmail or Outlook Contacts to Nimble CRM
A wee bit of history first. Nimble CRM used to offer two-way contact synchronization between Nimble and Gmail or Outlook 365 via a third-party application called PieSync. Well, HubSpot bought PieSync, rolled it into their suite of services, and left the rest of us hanging out to dry. I really loved PieSync, but whatcha’ gonna’
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