So many businesses, big and small, are now using a CRM to better engage with their customers and help retain their relationships with their clients. However, there are also many companies who choose not to use a CRM to manage their client database. Whilst each method may work well, the choice can make it hard to know which route to take.
So, we’re taking a closer look at the positives and negatives to using a CRM and discover whether it’s something you really would benefit from having.
The lion, the witch and the wardrobe. A classic fantasy novel which you may have thought you had outgrown. I’m afraid not, for the book has many symbolic meanings in the corporate world. read more >>>
In a world where technology is becoming the preferred way of communication, whether it be via email, text, social media interaction or – for many of us – CRM systems, it helps to know how this platform helps engage clients and business alike. read more >>>
Also known as the process where you might not even know where, or how to begin. So because you’re most likely thinking about other work projects and that super important meeting you have this week – let’s simplify data migration. read now >>>
The GDPR sets a rather high standard for consent and places more control in an individual’s hands. In fact, if you missed our webinar – you can download a recording here. For now, here’s a brief overview on consent and why it’s so important to have it in the run up to the GDPR. read more >>>
I still like to think of myself as a recent graduate. Those days where I had my first chance at an independent life and got to live in a brand new place with my friends seems like it was just yesterday. Truth be told, I graduated in 2015 and have been an adult for a whole two years, so it’s really not that recent.
But when I get an email from my old university giving updates about current students and new technologies, buildings and awards that the university has, I get a little warm fuzzy feeling. read more >>>
“Don’t worry about that bit, barely anyone uses it”
I have heard that statement before and recently a friend of mine got in touch and one of his clients had said something very similar and for once, we decided to question the decision and quantify the decision in order to open the client’s eyes and let them see just what they were throwing away. read more >>>
