Brad McCarty
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Brad McCarty

Brad McCarty wrote 28 articles for the TextExpander blog, covering automation, customer service and working smarter.

Articles by Brad McCarty

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Using TextExpander for Startup Public Relations

Startup public relations often falls to founders before a dedicated PR hire exists. See why in-house PR can work, when to hold off on pitching media, and how TextExpander helps with outreach, relationships, and reviews.

Brad McCarty

Networking Best Practices (and Templates You Can Use!)

Networking builds career and business opportunities, especially as work goes remote. Get best practices on who, when, and where to network, how to listen and introduce yourself well, plus templates you can adapt.

Brad McCarty

How to Automate Repetitive Tasks

Automating repetitive tasks starts with knowing which tasks are worth it. Follow a five-step process to audit, score, map, test, and document automations, then compare tools such as Zapier, TextExpander, and ClickUp.

Brad McCarty

Expand Your Team’s Productivity with TextExpander

TextExpander often stays inside one department, such as customer success. Here's why marketing, sales, and other teams benefit from shared Snippets, lower barriers to adoption, and consistent knowledge across the company.

Brad McCarty

Tips to Optimize Your Customer Service Call Center

Improving a customer service call center starts with defining the problem and setting clear goals. Get three improvement strategies, five helpful tools such as HelpScout and TextExpander, and the metrics worth tracking.

Brad McCarty

Tips that Everyone in Customer Service Should Know

Good customer service comes from clear personality traits and communication habits. Get tips on being friendly, professional, and yourself, then listening, avoiding judgment, restating problems, and remembering the person.

Brad McCarty

Templates for Answering FAQs on Social Media

Social media templates help support teams answer frequently asked questions consistently. Choose platforms, set a tone, and use sample response templates and suggested openings for common customer questions.

Brad McCarty