I just started working with a new Nimble CRM client and one of his key goals is to “not have things fall through the cracks.” Awesome! This is, and should be, CRM 101 at its best! When I first got started in B2B sales in 1977 we used a tickler file. Basically, this was a
Unless Nimble snuck something by me, we have no new updates to report today, however, here is a look at … Coming Soon! Nimble may be providing a single button to “manage preferences” or “unsubscribe” negating the need for both if you wish to use the manage preferences option. No promises! There was a recent
Quite a bit to discuss today so let’s get started! Updates The two issues that I brought up in my last newsletter have been resolved. The unsubscribe and manage preferences links are now fully functional. Please note that while you can use an unsubscribe link by itself, you must also include this link if you
Happy fall! Let’s get started! Updates I do appreciate the new capability of creating separate groups for the kinds of templates that you create. Keeps things tidy. Also note that your text and design templates are now clearly identified with a badge. Nimble has done a “soft release” of AI writing in message compose for
Updates Nimble has begun to roll out two new features with very limited fanfare. The first was Web Chat. Note that there is a new tab on your left sidebar marked as “Inbound”. Web chats are a part of the optional Nimble feature that includes Web Forms and Web Hooks. For $12 per month per
